Pedro Hern News Today

Immigration is sometimes perceived as a threat to tradition. But in Spain’s Canary Islands, it appears to be the means to preserve a centuries-old sport that has been in danger of dying out.

13/03/2024 - The Galician filmmaker has used first-time actors and isolated landscapes to discuss digitalised youth, isolation and guilt

The Los Verdes-Compromís group of Torrevieja has reported that the taxpayers are now to assume the cost of the works to widen the CV-95 of the regional road network section between the roundabout at the access to Torrevieja Hospital and the national highway N-332, whereas it should be the development company who built the hospital

Do you ever hear those stories about the kid who started with a paper clip and, after a few dozen swaps, managed to end up trading for a used car? Have you ever wondered about the poor dunderhead who started the string of trades by trading their pencil for that paper clip?

Supporters and critics of a new California law requiring media literacy instruction in public schools say it's no coincidence the law is being implemented as presidential campaigns -- particularly, former President Donald Trump's -- get underway.

On 28 June, New York City police raided the Stonewall Inn, a gay club in Greenwich Village, brutally dragging customers and staff out of the venue, subjecting many of them to intimate searches, and arresting those who objected, for no other reason than they chose to exist in their safe space. The raid led to

FIFA will conduct a comprehensive security diagnosis in El Salvador's stadiums following a tragic stampede during a soccer match

Officials and witnesses say that fans angry at being blocked from entering a Salvadoran soccer league match knocked down an entrance gate to the stadium, leading to a crush that left at least 12 people dead and dozens injured

Car crashes into gates near Sunak home

Five people have been arrested after a stampede at a football stadium in El Salvador led to 12 deaths.