The prize for never giving up for the pivot who dreams of flying airplanes
Eight points and four rebounds in 17 minutes on the court are the not inconsiderable numbers that the number 22 of the GEiEG Uni signed … Read more
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“Pink Films”, we parted good tatami
If the history of cinema often disdains the pink, associated with eroticism soft, watering clouds of standardized and juicy productions in Japan, this color, which … Read more
By party of Colombia, 1,600 police officers guard Barranquilla
After the break caused by the Covid-19 pandemic, the Roberto Meléndez Metropolitan Stadium welcomes the Colombia National Team again. At 6:30 pm the initial whistle … Read more
“The Missing Pieces”, a generational soap opera
Twenty-eight evenings, so many one-hour pieces that fit together and would draw a puzzle if we saw them all. Twenty-eight evenings which are each off-screen … Read more
Mental health: 51.4% of young people in Barranquilla are affected
The social isolation resulting from the global health crisis is a major threat to both physical and physical health. mental health, that’s what the World … Read more
Iraqi Sunnis continue to dream of “their” state
► What is the project? After Dubai and Amman, a new meeting took place in mid-September in Erbil, Iraqi Kurdistan, about the creation of a … Read more
A robot to make the dreams of Japanese animation fans come true | Global World Blog
The robot, 18 meters tall and 25 tons in weight, this week in Yokohama, Japan. On video, the giant in motion. @catsuka Walking, kneeling or … Read more
“The things we say, the things we do”, “Antoinette in the Cévennes” … Films to see (or not) at the cinema this week
Cinema outings. What are the films not to miss this week? To help you in your choice, discover the reviews of the culture department of … Read more
“Don’t look back”, interlacing of black signs
There are films that no vision exhausts. Whatever the ending and the stale suspense, their richness is such that they seem to have been made … Read more
Andrés Acosta, between the Berber roots of the Canary Islands and the world of dreams | ICON
For the designer Andrés Acosta (La Palma, 1987) the stoppage of the pandemic has embarked on a temporary trip to his roots. The red carpet … Read more