Vitoria commemorates the 50th anniversary of the largest police massacre of the Transition: 'They shouted at me communist, red, we are going to kill you'
Vitoria honors the memory of the five workers killed during a police operation in 1976, marking the 50th anniversary of the massacre.
'Memory Crisis' Will Cause Cellphone Sales to Drop More Than Ever in History in 2026, Says Consultancy
A consultancy report predicts a historic decline in smartphone sales due to a RAM memory crisis, especially affecting low-cost Android devices.
The Memory of the Employers' Lockout of the Clubs in 1948: Similarities and Differences with the AFA Strike of Chiqui Tapia
The article examines the historical context and parallels between the 1948 employers' lockout in Argentine football and the current strike led by the clubs of the Liga Profesional.
Why is Maqluba Associated with Resistance? And How Did Muftul and Kunafa Become Part of Palestinian Memory?
The article explores the cultural significance of Maqluba and other Palestinian dishes, relating them to historical resistance and collective memory.
The Memory of the Afro-Caribbean Heritage of Panama in Giana de Dier's Archive of Possibilities
The article discusses Giana de Dier's first exhibition in Spain, which recreates a historic neighborhood of Panama City through collages that highlight often overlooked stories.