The Afro-descendant community in El Salvador continues with the fight for the recognition and inclusion of its roots within the Constitution of the Republic. Yohalmo Cabrera, founder of Afrodescendientes Organizados Salvadoreños (AFROOS), assured that they have repeatedly delivered pieces of correspondence to the Legislative Assembly seeking recognition of black roots in the country, but that … Read more
Starting especially from the 19th century and, let’s not say throughout the 20th century, there was a very strong intellectual battle of opposing economic theses. As its creators were very high-level economists, this battle has been splendidly presented in the work of the great economist Schumpeter, Historia del análisis económico (citations from the translation by … Read more
Actress Georgie Henley reveals on social media that she risked death Georgie Henley she is remembered for playing Lucy Pevensie in the de The Chronicles of Narnia. Having inspired so many little girls, she is now doing it again as an adult, telling the story of one rare bacterial infection that almost killed her. The … Read more
ComingSoon Editor Tyler Treese spoke with Troy Baker, who plays Batman/Bruce Wayne in Batman and Superman: Battle of the Super Sons. Baker discussed Bruce’s role in the film and his goals as a performer. The film is available now in 4K, Blu-ray and digital. “Ahhhh, to be young…and tasked with saving the world from impending … Read more
Education has always been both a technical and a political issue. Because although it has a scientific component (mathematics, chemistry), it also has an ideological dimension. It shapes – or at least tries to – our identities and loyalties: who are the heroes and villains of the story; what is socially right and wrong, what … Read more