The biology of attachment helps us understand why the loneliness of Punch, the abandoned monkey clinging to his soft toy that has gone viral, touches us so profoundly through our instincts for survival and connection.
Graduated in Political Sciences and Administration from the Complutense University of Madrid, Gloria is specialised in political and institutional communication. She has more than fifteen years of experience as an editor and collaborator in different radio, television and written press media such as Cadena Azul, Onda 7 TV or Arco Mediterráneo, a weekly newspaper of which she was also director. She has been press officer in different institutional groups linked to the local Administration.
She also has a Master's Degree in Administrative Management, she is a Nursing Technician, has university studies in Law and training in occupational risks, harassment and management of hostility in work environments or gender violence.
Her technical training and her work as a communication advisor in municipal corporations, associative movements and Third Sector entities, has allowed her to direct her interest to the field of social rights, health and the defense of consumers and users. This last facet has led it to produce, in recent years, more than half a thousand articles and pieces of informative interest, mainly local.
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Tourism experts warn about destinations overwhelmed by overtourism—places where visitor numbers exceed local capacity, creating social and environmental problems and less rewarding experiences. Here are the five you should avoid this year.
In 1995, a Norwegian meteorological rocket triggered a false nuclear alarm in Russia, leading President Boris Yeltsin to activate his nuclear briefcase. For several minutes, the world stood on the brink of an atomic disaster due to a misinterpreted scientific experiment.
A sudden flood struck the Esentai River in Kazakhstan after the collapse of an ice dam, sharply increasing downstream flow and forcing authorities to closely monitor the situation amid an imminent risk of flooding.
Traveling the world is a unique experience, and doing so through its traditional music makes it even more special. Discover five fascinating destinations where ancestral music is still alive, allowing those who experience it to connect with ancient cultures.
Places that have become viral phenomena now face the pressure of mass tourism: fragile ecosystems, saturated infrastructure, strained local communities... We take an urgent look at trendy tourist destinations that could lose their essence if they are not managed responsibly.
Although most plants need sunlight to survive, there are species that can thrive in the darker corners of the home. These “vampire plants” aren’t afraid of the shade and are perfect for those who want greenery without complications or constant maintenance.
Give life to your terrace or balcony with this elegant, compact tree and enjoy its range of colors: its thin, palmate leaves, capable of beautifying any corner, shift from spring green to intense yellows and reds in autumn.
A group of brilliant women worked at the Harvard Observatory classifying stars for minimum pay, unaware that their calculations would reveal the structure of the cosmos, make it possible to measure astronomical distances, and lay the foundations of modern astrophysics.
Although cold and frost may seem like the enemies of aromatic plants, there are species so resilient that they can perfume your balcony all winter long. Don’t settle for empty pots—these five varieties can survive the ice.
Discover the five must-see destinations recommended by the prestigious magazine National Geographic for 2026: breathtaking nature, ancient cultures, urban innovation, and unique experiences await in these corners of the planet that are redefining the art of travel.
The Iguazú River's flow has reached extraordinary levels following intense rainfall at its headwaters, generating a dramatic flood and amplifying the natural spectacle of these falls, located on the border between Brazil and Argentina.
The U.S. space agency will take four astronauts outside Earth orbit on a trip around the Moon that will test the Orion spacecraft's systems and mark a new advance in lunar exploration.
The Japanese art of kokedama turns any plant into a small green sculpture suspended from a string. Learn how to create them from scratch with this detailed guide and discover the care required to keep them looking healthy and decorate your home.
An intense snowstorm surprises climbers on the world's highest mountain, forcing them to face extreme cold and isolation, snow accumulations exceeding one meter and virtually zero visibility.
These cherished and stunning plants require specific care to stay healthy and bloom year after year. Learn how to prune them properly, repot them at the right time, and water them efficiently to enjoy their beauty without complications.
A colossal landslide has turned a river into a torrent of mud, sweeping away cars, destroying homes and bridges, and leaving communities cut off from communication. The emergency continues, and rescuers are racing against time to recover the missing.
In this season, the Old Continent transforms into a map of warm colors. Traveling in autumn means walking among leaves, savoring moments of calm, and letting yourself be enveloped by cities tinged with nostalgia that breathe history and art.
The end of summer is a great time to discover countries that offer ideal weather, fewer tourists, and unforgettable experiences. Discover why these are Traveler 's favorites for a unique vacation this time of year.
For centuries, the maps we use have distorted the true size of the continents. Africa, in particular, appears much smaller than it is, affecting our perception of the world and its true geopolitical and cultural significance.