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The European countryside shows its strength - Vimarsana News

The European countryside shows its strength

From the Netherlands to Poland via Germany and France, the anger of Europe’s farmers has spread across the continent and is winning concessions from presidents and prime ministers

Source: elpais.com
Revival of the 'bouillons': the cheap, noisy eateries triumphing in inflation-ridden Paris | Culture - Vimarsana News

Revival of the 'bouillons': the cheap, noisy eateries triumphing in inflation-ridden Paris | Culture

The French capital experienced a boom in these establishments in the 19th century. After being on the verge of extinction, they have recently made a comeback, thanks to their traditional food and affordable prices

Source: elpais.com
The new gastronomic aesthetic from Korea: Between disgust and appetite - Vimarsana News

The new gastronomic aesthetic from Korea: Between disgust and appetite

Do these images fascinate or cause rejection? This new visual trend seeks to show the rawest, most visceral reality

Source: elpais.com
Marc Bassets: Clotilde Leguil, psychoanalyst: 'Giving in is not consenting' | Culture - Vimarsana News

Marc Bassets: Clotilde Leguil, psychoanalyst: 'Giving in is not consenting' | Culture

The French writer analyzes the ambiguities of consent, from the intimate aspect to the political one

Source: elpais.com
Afghan survivors of the English Channel shipwreck: 'Either we make it to the UK or we die' | International - Vimarsana News

Afghan survivors of the English Channel shipwreck: 'Either we make it to the UK or we die' | International

So far, in 2023, more than 16,000 people have crossed this dangerous route. NGOs warn that the increasing bunkerization of Calais — a port city in the north of France, from which refugees attempt to reach the UK — is counterproductive

Source: elpais.com