World
How champagne went from being a popular drink to a symbol of luxury
Two books go through the history of this sparkling through their myths, pioneering women, curiosities and anecdotes.
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World
How to dress as a sniper: the return of the Chacal
Eddie Redmayne is an unearned and melancholy shooter in the new series inspired by Frederick Forsyth's novel. His elegance is at an intermediate point between Chris Kyle (none) and Edward Fox (all)
World
A sweater with two holes: how Nik Gallo made the most common garment in the closet sexy
The Italian designer's' Ghost Jumper 'model adds provocation to a fabric we all have with two simple openings that let the imagination fly
Science
How pilots act in the face of bomb threats on aircraft: "We have to make the decisions not to break the safety chain"
In recent days, European airspace has been altered by dozens of false threats, which the crew of the affected flights have had to manage by preserving passenger safety and in the middle of a scenario with constant changes
World
How to travel alone without idealizing it
Choosing the destination well, connecting with other travelers and taking precautions are some of the keys to consider before you encourage yourself to discover the world alone
World
France, Brazil and IA: how algorithms and speculation amplify market falls
The role of funds with systematic strategies and hedge funds is behind this week's strong correction
World
How to end once and for all the nostalgia of Franco
The mothers of the so-called nostalgic might not even open a current account without the husband's permission.
World
The 'thirst' of data centers in Texas: how do they consume water for the IA?
In the second state of the United States with more data centers, the controversy revolves around direct and indirect water consumption, as the microprocessors of artificial intelligence heat up more than a traditional chip, to the point that they need to evaporate those high temperatures in order to keep working. The problem is when the infrastructure is located in places that go through drought, as is the case in most of the territory.
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Politics
The algorithm government? How technology transforms Western democracy
In Carrousel de las Artes, we analyze the new threats faced by democracy in the digital age, based on the reflections of French polytologist Agathe Cagé, co-author, together with Fabienne Brugère, of the essay Le vol de la démocratie. The author warns about the weakening of institutions, the distance between rulers and citizens and the growing power of the major technological platforms, whose algorithms can influence public opinion and electoral decisions.
Politics
Total crisis in Paraguay: how did Santiago Peña help Ueno Bank grow?
How did Ueno Bank grow in Paraguay and what role did President Santiago Peña's business links play with the group behind the entity? The financial scandal that shook the country raised questions about the relationship between political power, public resources and the banking system. We analyzed it in The France Debate 24.
World
How a wave of false threats alters air transport in Europe
At least 35 aircraft have been affected, but none have been found. The authors, who have not been identified, risk imprisonment