Terrorist and Saint. Interview with Oliver Laxe
In an interview with the newspaper Sirp, French director Oliver Laxe discusses his creative vision and the profound impact of visual narratives in cinema.
"If there is a Galician on the Moon, he will have a can of our grelos": Luis de Lorenzo, director of A Rosaleira, the first vegetable canning factory in Galicia
Luis de Lorenzo, director of A Rosaleira, discusses the unique history and significance of the first vegetable canning factory in Galicia and its association with the region's notable produce, grelos.
Oliver Laxe: "The strongest criticisms ‘Sirat’ has received are a symptom that I have done my job well"
Galician filmmaker Oliver Laxe discusses the polarizing reception of his film 'Sirat' and reflects on the role of art and spirituality in modern culture.
Xesús Alonso Montero, dean among the wise of the Galician language, dies
Xesús Alonso Montero, a prominent Galician linguist and cultural advocate, has passed away at the age of 97 in Vigo, leaving behind a legacy of dedication to the Galician language and culture.
Renfe maintains suspension of half the Galician railway network for the third consecutive day
Renfe has suspended half of the Galician railway network for three consecutive days due to extreme flood risk.
Luis Tosar: 'Any crap is good for a violent person'
Galician actor Luis Tosar stars alongside Claudia Salas in the Netflix thriller 'Salvador,' which addresses societal radicalization through a group of neo-Nazis.
Juan Tallón: "I read worse. I see the damage that the phone does to me"
Galician author Juan Tallón discusses the detrimental effects of mobile phone use on reading and life in a podcast interview about his latest novel, 'Mil cosas.'
A Galician Eurodeputy outraged with the European Parliament's cafeteria over 'Galician-style octopus': 'It's like calling a gaita a vuvuzela'
A Galician Eurodeputy expressed his indignation at the European Parliament's cafeteria for misrepresenting the traditional dish 'pulpo a la gallega' by comparing it to a vuvuzela.
Many before Marco Polo, the first travel accounts were written by a Galician woman
Long before Marco Polo traveled the Silk Road, Egeria, a daring 4th-century woman, documented her unprecedented journeys.
Filloa or freixó with anise. The traditional Galician sweet
The article provides a recipe for 'filloas' or 'freixós,' a traditional Galician sweet made with anise, often prepared during Carnival celebrations.
Rueda invites companies to join the Xacobeo 2027 to achieve a "historic" milestone
Galician President Alfonso Rueda has called for active participation from businesses and cultural and sports agents to make the upcoming Xacobeo 2027 a historic event.
In the hands of a collector linked to Nazism, after housed in a museum and now in Galicia, its true owner
The Marès Museum in Barcelona is returning two Romanesque sculptures stolen from a Galician monastery after a historian's investigative work.
Six meter waves and snow in the Galician mountains: Aemet issues orange and yellow alerts
The Spanish Meteorological Agency (Aemet) has issued an orange alert for the Galician coast due to combined northwest seas with waves reaching up to six meters and a yellow alert for the Ourense mountains due to expected snow accumulations.
From Graffiti to Bronze: Moncho Reboiras, Shot to Death During Franco's Agony, Will Have a Sculpture Through Public Fundraising
Moncho Reboiras, a young Galician unionist and nationalist who was killed by police three months before Franco's death, will be commemorated with a sculpture funded by public donations in Praza Roxa, Santiago.
Hortensia Herrero, second shareholder of Mercadona and wife of Juan Roig, transfers her 30% in Grupo Malasa
Hortensia Herrero has finalized the transfer of her 30% minority stake in Grupo Malasa, a Galician custom furniture manufacturer.
Lucía Solla, the latest surprise in Spanish literature with 'You Will Eat Flowers': "Love should not be a woman's priority"
Galician writer Lucía Solla, celebrated for her new novel addressing abuse, discusses her views on women's priorities in love after receiving the Cálamo Prize.
Cuban women are amazed in a Galician supermarket by something that is free in Spain and not in Cuba
Two Cuban women expressed their surprise in a Galician supermarket when they encountered something that is free in Spain but not in Cuba during their New Year's Eve shopping.
AP-9: The Galician highway that now costs 28 euros to cross from end to end and which the Government refuses to rescue
The AP-9 highway in Galicia, which costs 28 euros to traverse entirely, has become a financial burden for its users, yet the Government is unwilling to intervene.
The bullfighter who raised Airiños do Miño, the madrileña cathedral of the galician stew: "A customer asked me if the galician broth contained alcohol"
Airiños do Miño, a popular Galician restaurant in Madrid, has been a staple for 50 years, known for its lively atmosphere and diverse clientele, and founder Antonio Domínguez Gómez, also known as Galaico, still visits daily despite no longer being the owner.
The uncertainty of Galician fishermen in Greenlandic waters that Trump yearns for: "Another stone in the road"
Galician fishermen express uncertainty about their operations in Greenland's waters amidst concerns related to potential changes in U.S. policy.
‘Song Sung Blue’, a celebration of the redeeming power of music as conventional as it is irresistible
The article discusses the film 'Song Sung Blue', highlighting how it showcases the redemptive power of music, blending traditional Galician folk music with contemporary hits.
Galician actor Siro Ouro dies at 24, known for his role in La Mesías
Galician actor Siro Ouro, known as 'Gold Sirope', passed away at 24 after a battle with a chronic illness, as confirmed by his father on social media.
Singer and actor Siro Ouro dies at 24, who played Álex in 'La mesías'
Galician singer and actor Siro Ouro, also known as Gold Sirope, has passed away at the age of 24, remembered for his artistic sensitivity and commitment to creation.
The Xunta and the Prosecutor's Office endorse the psychiatric center where the Ombudsman saw multiple irregularities
The Galician government supports patient care at La Robleda psychiatric facility despite an inspection revealing malpractice and rights violations.
A graduation trip, millions in the heart of the dam, and a very distributed night draw in a lottery for Children
A lottery event on January 6, 2026, brought good fortune to a group of Galician schoolchildren and several vendors across Spain.
Galician Braided Roscón for Christmas and Easter
A recipe for a Galician braided roscón, a traditional pastry for Christmas and Easter, featuring ingredients like flour, eggs, and citrus zest.
Yolanda Díaz bids farewell to the year at the most luxurious hotel in La Coruña
Yolanda Díaz, the Second Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Labor and Social Economy, celebrated the New Year at La Coruña's most luxurious hotel, enjoying a gourmet menu with typical Galician dishes and unique delicacies.
China endorses the theses of Galician archaeologist Criado Boado: "The idea of sustainable development is utopian and sometimes a little cynical"
China aligns with Galician archaeologist Criado Boado's perspective that the notion of sustainable development is often unrealistic and cynical, emphasizing the impact of modern landscapes on our well-being.
Rueda bids farewell to the year highlighting Galician stability and talent to face future challenges
The president of the Xunta emphasizes Galician stability and talent while acknowledging those affected by summer wildfires and health issues during the holidays.
Rueda bids farewell to the year with praise for Castelao, father of Galician nationalism
Rueda, president of the Xunta, emphasizes the need for Galicia to be a refuge for understanding, while criticizing current governance trends linked to the far-right.
‘Rondallas’: a kind collective duel to the rhythm of Galician folklore
‘Rondallas’ is a bittersweet drama by Daniel Sánchez Arévalo that explores overcoming loss through community and music.
'Rondallas': the Spanish film that aims to move the audience with the solidarity and tradition of Galician bands
The Spanish film 'Rondallas' seeks to connect with audiences through the themes of solidarity and the musical traditions of Galician bands as explained by director Daniel Sánchez Arévalo and producer Ramón Campos.
Clams a la marinera: the homemade and traditional recipe of Galician cuisine
The article discusses the traditional Galician recipe for clams a la marinera, highlighting the region's reliance on fresh marine products and showcasing how simple ingredients can create a delicious dish.
The Galician PSOE tries to curb the escalation of its internal crisis over harassment cases
The Galician Socialist Party (PSdeG) is working to manage its internal crisis stemming from sexual and labor harassment allegations while postponing a collective analysis of the situation until January.
Tamar Novas: 'Tomorrow they call me Alejandro or Pedro to work and I say yes without reading the script'
Galician actor Tamar Novas discusses his career and new comedic project 'Rondallas', emphasizing his adaptability in unexpected situations.
2025, the year of wildfires in Ourense and at the top of Galician socialism
The political balance in Galicia reflects crises within the PSdeG due to sexual harassment accusations, coupled with significant wildfire devastation this summer affecting 120,000 hectares.
Galicia as an Atlantic Node of the Slave Trade: A Coruña Hosts an Exhibit on Other Historical Memory
The article discusses an exhibition in A Coruña highlighting Galicia's role in the Atlantic slave trade, where between 1800 and 1835, Galician traders trafficked approximately 16,700 individuals.
The call of the Galician 'motherland' to rescue talent and repopulate the countryside: "We return to contribute"
The article discusses the nostalgic return of Galician emigrants to their homeland to contribute their talents and help repopulate rural areas.
The Xunta delegates the supervision of heritage to municipalities amid warnings from experts: "Not acting is looting"
The Galician government has transferred responsibility for supervising cultural heritage to local councils amid expert warnings that inaction amounts to looting.