Lucas Castillo.
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LUCAS CASTILLO / España después del muro

Escena de "El caballero de Olmedo" en su actual montaje en Madrid. (Foto: Mario Testa)
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EL PASEANTE / Teatro en verso para jóvenes cerca de la...

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ANTONIO ROMÁN / España necesita devolver la palabra a los españoles

Emiliano García-Page, presidente de Castilla-La Mancha.
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EMILIANO GARCÍA-PAGE / La respuesta correcta

colas para los encierros
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EL PASEANTE / Hablando de colas, el tamaño sí...

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ANTONIO ROMÁN / Guadalajara está con Ceuta

Antonio de Miguel en 2019 en Guadalajara. (Foto: La Crónic@)
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ANTONIO DE MIGUEL / Guadalajara, fea por decreto y por desinterés

NUWAKOT, NEPAL - AUGUST 26: An aftermath view of flash floods and mudslides along the Trishuli River in Nuwakot, Nepal, on August 26, 2026. A catastrophic flash flood swept through Nepal’s northern border region after an ice-and-rock avalanche, reportedly triggered by an earthquake, caused a sudden surge in the Lhende River on the Nepal-China border and sent massive volumes of water, mud and debris downstream into the Bhote Koshi and Trishuli river systems. The disaster devastated settlements in Rasuwa and Nuwakot districts, sweeping away homes, roads, bridges, vehicles and other infrastructure and severely damaging hydropower and power facilities. In Nuwakot, riverside settlements including Trishuli Bazaar, Devighat, Betrawati and surrounding areas suffered extensive destruction, with homes swept away and large quantities of mud and debris deposited across communities. The flood also disrupted communications and transportation routes and prompted authorities to evacuate vulnerable riverside communities and issue warnings along the Bhote Koshi, Trishuli and Narayani rivers. The death toll from the disaster had climbed to 97, while at least 384 tourists and travelers, including foreign nationals, as well as soldiers and police personnel, were reported missing as search-and-rescue operations continued. Nepal Army, Armed Police Force and Nepal Police personnel were deployed to affected areas, while rescue operations were also underway on the Chinese side of the border. Authorities continued to assess the scale of casualties and destruction as access to several affected areas remained difficult because of damaged roads, bridges, heavy sediment and continuing flood risks. The disaster has been described as one of the most severe sudden flood events to strike the Nepal-China border region in recent years.
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EL PASEANTE / Un bebé muerto en Nepal

Jesús Ortega Molina.
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JESÚS ORTEGA / Un medio rural con futuro se...

Juan Pedro Sánchez.
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JUAN PEDRO SÁNCHEZ / Almaraz, una decisión que mira al futuro

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