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Today everything points to China. Because he is known to be a key influence for peace in Ukraine. Because it is known that its role in our economy is just as key and there are doubts about its fair play. Because the world is already changing.
Employment. The automobile industry is central to employment. Spain knows it well. And now it turns towards electric. And China makes its way. The EU reacts: it will investigate whether Beijing “floods the markets with artificially low prices.” The game begins.
War. The war in Ukraine seems to give further glimpses of peace with each passing day. How to turn it around? Pope Francis’ envoy on a diplomatic mission against the war, to La Vanguardia, without hesitation: “China matters.” Matteo Zuppi explains himself.
Deglobalization. Uncertainty looks to the East. So much so that one of the forums where the main political and business leaders meet to discuss what is to come, La Toja, announces that it will focus on “deglobalization.” It matters.
This gets hot. The PP calls for a large event in Madrid against the amnesty and Sánchez on September 24, in just a week and a half. It is reminiscent of the tense strategy against the PSOE in the mid-2000s. Will history repeat itself in everything?
The water runs out. Despite a lot of rain in recent days, the drought is worsening and the horizon of available water reserves is also shortening. If it does not rain, it is launched, the Barcelona region will enter into emergency in November.
The other side of the disaster that Morocco is experiencing. The drama of the earthquake that occurred in the south of the country will take time to heal. The death toll, thousands, speaks for itself. The destruction, the same. Like in Libya. To highlight: people are already arriving on their own to help.
Generation Z brings together those who were born between the mid-90s and the 2000s. They are, in other words, today’s young people and adolescents and, surprise, they are experts at laughing at the mental health problems that threaten them. Here its pros and cons.
Clara Peya, pianist and composer. “The corsets that hurt are the ones you don’t know you’re wearing.” Read it here.
Cleaning products are some of the most faithful companions in homes, and for more than one, they are in regular use. Now it is reported that they release hundreds of dangerous volatile substances.
Airbnb to have a sailboat. The tourist accommodation rental platform gives a new scare. The offers to use (for about 300 euros) motorhomes and sailboats as mobile homes, acting as hostels, force Valencia to intervene.
Ana Ibáñez, chemical engineer; brain trainer “Good things are born from hard-working brains; the brilliant, of the free.” Read it here.
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