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In the last years, Spain has drawn a more diverse and at the same time more fragmented political panorama.

The country is historically characterized by bipolarity between the two most representative political parties after the end of Franco's dictatorial regime and the beginning of the Spanish Transition. For these reasons the management of the Government of Pedro Sánchez against the pandemic caused by the Coronavirus is being entirely less easy.

We can already says that the Coronavirus will be consider the most important economic crisis that this country has had to fight since the restoration of democracy.
PSOE has not only to deal with the effects of this pandemic, but also with the firm and harsh opposition of the other political parties present in the parlament.

But now, is he doing enough?

Pedro Sánchez’s government managed last Wednesday to gather enough support to agree on the third extension of the state of alarm decreed on 14th of March.

However, this agreement showed the progressive loss of confidence that it is receiving from the other parties. Unlike other European countries, in which there is a more pronounced consensus, in Spain, it is once again shown that partisan interests always remain above common interests when it would be best to all go in the same direction before a exceptional situation that doesn't understand flags or colors.

The main opposition parties have strongly criticized PSOE for allowing the celebration of International Women's Day on March 8 in the main cities of the state, but little has been said that representatives of all these parties also they attended these meetings either individually or on behalf of their party.

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Finally, although many of the decisions that PSOE is taking in the management of the Covid-19 are more than debatable and reprehensible -such as the lack of transparency that it is having despite trying to demonstrate otherwise, the lack of clairvoyance in its speech and the low sense of leadership they convey - it is no less true that the other parties are not able to lead a solid and convincing opposition.

Some (PP) for trying not to stray too far from Vox's ultra-nationalist discourse, others like JxCat and ERC for wanting to keep their part of the cake in an independentist way and the others who knows if because of small crumbs or future agreements.

Meanwhile, some polls and barometers pointed a few days ago to the reinforcement of bipartisanship in post-coronavirus Spain.

May God catch us confessed if the paradigm shift that has occurred in recent years at the political level suffers a setback and we return to the beginning...

📸 PIXABAY

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<<Football is a simple game. Twenty-two men chase a ball for 90 minutes and at the end, the Germans always wi>>

This is, without a doubt, one of the most famous phrases in the history of football. A phrase spoken by Gary Lineker, the first English footballer to wear the FC Barcelona shirt.

Born in Leicester in 1960 and considered one of the most important strikers in the history of English football, Lineker spoke those words shortly after England were eliminated against Germany on penalties in the semifinals of the 1990 World Cup in Italy. Finally, Germany won that World Cup, agreeing with Lineker's words.

Just four years before, in 1986, Lineker -also known as' the Queen mother of football'-, arrived in Catalonia after Barça paid Everton a figure close to 600 million pesetas, the equivalent of about 3.6 millions of euros. A glorious year for this footballer, who had scored 30 goals in 41 games wearing the toffee shirt before proclaiming himself top scorer in the 1986 World Cup in Mexico with six goals.

An edition in which England was also eliminated, in this case with the help of Maradona's Argentina, finally champion against Germany.

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After all i explain this days, I wanna tell you a little more about myself. After more than a decade working in different media, finally one year ago I made a radical change in my working life.

From  last May I started working in a French insurance company, which had started their brand's expansion in Barcelona just couple of month before.

Who was going to tell me that I was going to work at an insurance company? In any case, the truth is that this change has been very positive for me on a professional and personal environment.

Here I have met wonderful people in the different areas and departments of the company. Regarding my role, I am working as a manager in the Quality Department.

My working hours are from 9 a.m. to 6:15 p.m., which allows me to take the fourth English course at the EOI (Official School of Languages), although I am always a little late for class due to traffic around the city...

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Beside of being a fan of horror and science fiction movies, today I wanna tell you about one of my favorite movies and no, it's not from either of these two genres.

This is the movie 'Alguien voló sobre el nido del cuco' (One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest), a dramatic comedy directed by Czech director Milos Forman and a splendid Jack Nicholson in his role as Randle McMurphy, a man convicted of assault who is confined in a psychiatric hospital.

Winner of 5 Oscars (film, director, actor (Nicholson), actress (Fletcher) and Screenplay), this film notably addresses insanity as a concept and the dignity of the person with a message that includes a harsh criticism of the psychiatric system of the United States.

An excellent film.

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One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest new trailer: Jack Nicholson as R. P. McMurphy

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If I spoke to you about Vall de Núria the other day, now I want to talk about a Nordic country, especially Norway, that with Sweden, Finland and a part of Russia, it forms the Scandinavian peninsula.

Just to clarify I have not been visiting yet Norway, but it is a country that sooner or later I will visit. The interest comes from a trip there of Albert and Valentina, two great friends of all time.

They had the pleasure of touring Norway and were so in love with the place that they decided to start studying the Norwegian language at a language school in Barcelona.

Beautiful urban areas, beautiful fjords, the northern lights or remote villages north of the Arctic Circle are some of the many options we have to visit in Norway, another site that I will visit one day after hearing their recommendations.

📸 Geiranger fjord (Norway) Photo by Valentina M.

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Today I want to tell you about Vall de Núria. Beside the impossibility of leaving the city, the truth is that one of the first things that I will do when the quarantine ends it will be to visit this mountain.

Vall de Núria is a Pyrenean valley in the municipality of Queralbs (Girona). At an altitude of 1,964 meters above sea level, surrounded by peaks of almost three thousand meters, where many springs and torrents are born.

Due to its geographical location and climate, it has a flora and fauna characteristic of the Central European mountains and the high alpine mountains. I have very good memories of this area. In this sense, I try to go once a year with my friend Jordi Pota, the magician I told you about a few days ago. In the beautiful hotel where we stayed, I help my friend as a sound and light technician in the magic and theater show that he organizes for the children.

For couple and family plans it's an excellent option to spend a good vacation or a good weekend. I recommend it if you have not visited it yet.

See you soon!

📸 www.valldenuria.cat

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Wednesday, 15th of April - --(About Àngel...)

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Wednesday, 15th of April - --(About Àngel...)

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Àngel Gallardo is an catalan sports jounalist based in Barcelona (Catalonia). He has been working for over 10 years  in the media industry, producing  multitude of professional, innovative, and creative projects for his readers, including editor, corrective and video editor.

He has worked in different media, including La Vanguardia (2013-2014), El Punt Avui (2014-2019) i l'Esportiu de Catalunya (2014-2019).

He founded 'La Fosbury' in 2014, a multimedia magazine
project shared by a group of friends and sports lovers who want to fill a gap in the Catalan media market, reversing or counterbalancing the predominant situation of football over other sports.

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Teresa is a girl that is living in New York city, exactly in Brooklyn’s neighbourhood. I met her in 2013, when I was studying in Utrecht (Netherlands) for an Erasmus program internship. She studied Journalism between 2010 and 2014. Nowadays, Teresa is working in an ‘Agencia EFE’, a Spanish international news agency that covers all areas of information.

Due to the current pandemic situation that we are experiencing, I wanted to make a quick interview with Teresa in the country that right now has more cases of infection and deaths from Covid-19.

- How is the situation in the city?

Well, the truth is that apart from the terrible management that has been done from the White House, citizens are facing this situation with much responsibility and integrity.

- How are you living it?

Apart from the fact that I’m living in a fairly small flat, I think I’m doing quite well. I'm lucky to be able to work from home and in my free time I do everything: reading, playing video games, watching series and movies and talking to my friends.

-Do you miss your family?

Yes, now more than ever, but honestly I’m just relaxed that everybody is safe and sound, that is the most important thing.

Thanks for lending us a part of your time. Take care!  :)

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Today my intention is to tell you about a friend's book. His name is Jordi Casadevall but his artistic's name is Jordi Pota. He is an actor and a magician, born in Tona, a little town with a long history in the region of Osona.

After more than ten years dedicated into the world of magic, a few months ago he presented a book that shows all the experience that he has accumulated over the last decade. The scenario that he has investigated is named ’theater-magic’, a concept that links these two arts to which Jordi Pota claims as another performing art.

Basically, in this book -you can see the cover of the book in the image- you’ll find how to use theater techniques to improve on stage as well as to provide logic and a common thread in your games or shows.

If you like everything that surrounds this world of theater and magic, whether or not an artist, this is your book!

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Jordi Pota

No ficción, 96 páginas

ISBN: 978-84-17487-32-4

PVP (papel): 10 €

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Aquest és un llibre per a pensar en la màgia com a tal. El meu objectiu és animar a qui vulgui a aprofundir més en aquest art a través del mètode que ja fa més de 10 anys que investigo activament: el teatre-màgia.
A través d'aquest escrit, presentaré els meus pensaments sobre màgia i teatre, la màgia dins la màgia. Les dues màgies abraçades, una a favor de l'altra, aprofitant cada possibilitat perquè cada una tingui més valor i efectivitat. La màgia del tot.
Parlarem de teoria, de tècnica actoral, de la creació d'un espectacle de teatre-màgia, d'exemples d'efectes clàssics amb teatre-màgia... Sempre pensant en cuidar la màgia des del punt de vista que jo he estudiat i em fa sentir més còmode.

Jordi Pota. Nascut l'any 1990 a Tona (Osona). Ha estudiat diversos cursos de teatre visual, gestual, textual, de creació, de màscares, de clown, etc. I des de l'any 2007 que investiga i practica la màgia activament.
Va estudiar art dramàtic, a l'Institut del Teatre de Barcelona (2010-2014) on va acabar la carrera amb la investigació sobre el teatre-màgia.
Actualment és el director artístic del Festival Internacional de Màgia de Tona, 'Una Tona de Màgia'.
Actua cada setmana, des de l'any 2014, amb propostes de teatre-màgia al Teatreneu de Barcelona. Ja ha produït i realitzat 6 espectacles d'aquest estil.
És director escènic d'espectacles de teatre, màgia i circ a través del mètode T-M.

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Hello! Is everything ok for everybody?

A few days ago, I was saying that now I'm having more job during the confinement than before in the office because right now i'm also a responsible for the workers. For this reason, the last days are being quite intense. Most of this days I finished to work around 8 pm or 9 pm.

In all cases, I’m very proud because my coworkers have voted in favor of my candidacy. I know that the situation caused by the Covid-19 is affecting a lot of people and my job is to negotiate the best conditions for all the workers who have been affected by ERTE (temporary employment regulation records). I hope my contribution is positive for all of them.

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Good morning everybody!

Today I will try to tell you how is my daily routine at home. First of all, I wake up and I take a shower. Then, I prepare my breakfast,  that is normally a bowl with cereals and milk.

After that, I prepare all my instrument of work: one pencil, one notebook and obviously my computer. I make two breaks during my job's day, one in the morning and one in the afternoon, always of 15 minutes maximum. However, I also have one hour to lunch.

When i finished to work, I take sun bathing meanwhile I’m reading a book, magazine or a newspaper, in this case in English. After that, I speak with my friends and family with videocalls or through a normal call.

Finally, I prepare my dinner and before to take a rest I use any TV platform to watch series or films.

See you soon! :)

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Hi, everybody!

How are you? I’m ok, but more exhausted than I could imagine before the start of the confinement. The reason? Especially the work. In this sense, I’m feel very happy but at the same time I’m feel really tired because now I still working more at home than in my office.

Basically, I’m doing two jobs in one: my normally job -managing of a Quality Department- and also a responsible of the workers. Why? I volunteered in the negotiation between my coworkers and the company. Another day I’ll try to explain how is my day to day in my job.

Best wishes and take care!

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Dear friends,

I hope you and your family are well.

This is my 15th day of confinement. When Pedro Sánchez, the Spanish president, announced the state of alarm in this country my first think was this situation is unbelievable.

Many weeks stucked home, the same routine everyday, the fact of not being able to go outside, everything was driving me crazy… However, two weeks later, changed my mind.

During these days, apart from teleworking, the quarantine has allowed me to finish some books, as well as talking to friends I have not heard from for a very long time…

Another day I’ll try to tell you my opinion about the Coronavirus crisis.

Best regards,

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I'm ok, and you? Thanks for your message!

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How are your confinement?