Rafael Cereceda

World News

Higher temperatures recorded in Arctic than Europe

Researchers are worried about the higher than usual temperatures in the Arctic, which has been warmer than Europe this week.

28/02/2018

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Watch: 'Three sun' phenomenon appears in China

The sun dog or 'parhelion' is an optical phenomenon that consists of a halo with bright spots beside the sun.

21/02/2018

World News

Watch: Pine Island glacier readies for another crack

Dutch professor alerts of a new crack that could create a massive iceberg at the Antarctic glacier, whose front has been retracting since 2000.

16/02/2018

France

Paris snow seen from outer space

A satellite photographed Paris after last week's exceptional snowfall, resulting in stunning views of the City of Lights from 800 km above ground.

12/02/2018

France

What I saw while held 48 hours in a French migrant detention centre

A Chilean man spent 48 hours in a French detention centre. His account gives rare insight into how EU detention centers work—and how Europe is dealing with illegal migration.

05/01/2018

Spain

Puigdemont takes comfortable lead on defecating figurine sales

Next in the sales ranking comes the figurines of CUP leader Anna Gabriel, Albert Rivera (Ciudadanos), Pedro Sánchez (PSOE) and Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy of the People's Party.

19/12/2017

World News

The king and queen of Europe work on their double act

Macron and Merkel's performances at EU summit present much more than merely a united front.

15/12/2017

Spain

Who is the real power behind Catalonia’s independence movement?

A look at the grassroots campaigners behind Catalonia's independence drive.

12/10/2017

Spain

360° video: last hours of Pamplona's San Fermin festival

Thousands of runners travel from all over the world to Pamplona, Spain, for the San Fermín festival, held annually from July 6 to July 14.

21/07/2016

Spain

Is Spain really abandoning its siestas?

The world thought it hilarious: ‘Spain scraps siestas’ screamed the headlines after Spanish PM Mariano Rajoy proposed reducing working hours and

07/04/2016

United Kingdom

How Spanish trolls tried to sink a British boat competition

31/03/2016

Spain

Spain in its political labyrinth

Two and a half months after the General Election, Spain still has no Government. And no-one can tell you when it might get one. On Friday, exactly 48

03/03/2016

World

How the Challenger disaster changed space exploration forever

It was the disaster that injected a shot of realism into space exploration ambitions and whose impact is still being felt today. Thirty years ago the

20/01/2016

United Kingdom

Roger Waters closes The Wall's circle

30/09/2015

Spain

Three lessons from Spain's local elections

25/05/2015

France

Charlie Hebdo attacks: Paris shocked, but life goes on

08/01/2015

Spain

Why the death of flamenco guitarist Paco de Lucia has touched so many

Why has the death of Paco de Lucia left numerous guitarists and flamenco amateurs feeling like orphans today? Why has the passing of the Spanish flamenco player been such a shock to so many people?

26/02/2014

World News

Eight drug apps for your smartphone that you can absolutely live without

20/11/2013