Banking and reputation, how the Spanish economy has evolved in recent years

Roberto Ruiz Ballesteros, a journalist specialising in court and investigative reporting, reflects on the conflicts that arise in litigation reporting and the importance it has in resolving sensitive cases: "When someone is immersed in a judicial process, they are at a very sensitive moment. Their prestige...

In the third and last article of the series, Ramón Tamames, Professor of Economic Structure, Jean Monnet Chair of the European Union and member of the Royal Academy of Moral and Political Sciences, estimates the extent of the recession in Spain, and analyses the policies that are being implemented in the...

This past spring we have been forced to spend the whole of it in confinement due to the COVID-19 pandemic. For many of us, this confinement has been spent in solitude, which has highlighted the need for privacy to develop our most vital and human needs, especially the need for privacy....

Ismael Nafría, author of the book "The Reinvention of The New York Times", has been advising media outlets around the world for years. He knows well the journalistic business and understands the challenges that the media faces today in these moments of change and uncertainty. We review with him some...

Nobody nowadays understands how our homes could lack doors with locks, considering all of the kinds available, armoured and protected in many cases by an alarm that can be connected to an alarm centre; and if necessary, motion detectors and a thousand other devices that I could go on enumerating.....

Fernando Matesanz, director of Spanish VAT Services, details the measures that exist in the field of VAT and that could be adopted to improve the liquidity of companies and contribute to the reactivation of the economy after the impact of the coronavirus. All the measures adopted must be carried out with...