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Juan José Téllez, Journalism and Brexit: “I know that I know nothing”
Soraya Fernández · Photos: Fran Montes
Journalist Juan José Téllez on journalism ad Brexit | Mar del Sur conference in La Línea | Campo de Gibraltar During a conference organized by Mar del Sur, Juan José Téllez, a true journalist, talked about the ‘key to journalism’ in view of Brexit, and had some blunt conclusions and reflections. “My name is Juan […] More
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Alcaidesa Marina to Tangier: Sail to the Modern Metropolis in Morocco
Antonio Valbuena (Director at Alcaidesa Marina)
Alcaidesa Marina to Tangier: The gateway between Europe and Africa; Tangier. It is the second largest economic hub in the Kingdom after Casablanca… More
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Gibraltar Election Results 2019: ‘Picardo, 4 more years’
Gibraltar General Election Results 2019: The new Parliament will consist of 10 members of the GSLP / Liberals (52.5%), 6 GSD (25.6%) and 1 from… More
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Lord Patten: Final Governor British Hong Kong at Gibraltar Literary Festival
Peter Schirmer · Photos: Shutterstock / Gibraltar Literary Festival
The Gibraltar Literary Festival (14th – 17th November) invited Lord Chris Patten to be one of its keynote speakers, Hong Kong’s pro-democracy protests… More
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Maral Ríos, La Línea: Life and Art After Heart Surgery
Soraya Fernández · Photos: Fran Montes
Maral Ríos (La Línea): Four years ago, she underwent open-heart surgery and decided to enjoy life once again and dedicate herself to her painting, art… More
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Reach Alcance Edition 21 | ‘Tough Times Ahead’
Reach Alcance Edition 21 | ‘Tough Times Ahead’ | Gibraltar | Campo de Gibraltar: the public is reluctant to believe that we will be able to face Brexit… More
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Antonio Armenta’s ‘Social Utopia’ Uncovered
Rosario Pérez · Photos: Manuel Tapia / Fran Montes
Historian Manuel Tapia Ledesma sheds light on Antonio Armenta who founded a ‘positivist colony’ in El Bujeo during the late nineteenth century… More
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Algeciras-Born José Luis Cano and The Call of Surrealism
Reach Contributor: Juan Emilio Ríos
“The first text written by José Luis Cano dates to 1930. A poem which he wrote in Málaga, called MAR Y ÁNGELES SOLO, we find surreal” – Juan Emilio Ríos More
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