The human being was born in Marrakesh Morocco

Human remains dating from 300,000 years ago, far older than those discovered in Ethiopia, means human revolution is now being replanted.

Juan Goytisolo, the dissident nomad has died aged 86

The unorthodox critic and writer from Barcelona died on Sunday in Morocco

British thinker Karen Armstrong, Princess of Asturias Award for Social Sciences

The British writer is considered as an international reference on the comparative study between Islam, Judaism and Christianity.

The Brunet prize denounces the ‘epidemic’ of extrajudicial executions in the world

The founder of the British NGO Reprieve, Clive Stafford Smith, considers Spain is not ‘acting like a lap dog’ for Trump.

William Kentridge, Princess of Asturias Award for the Arts 2017

The artist, of South African origin, is known for his collages, drawings, prints and films.

Moroccan writer Abdellah Taïa uses his inspiration with Don Quijote to defend homosexuality

Taïa was the first Moroccan public figure to declare his homosexuality

The University of Malaga via Aula María Zambrano of Transatlantic Studies creates the George Campbell Prize

The aim of this project is to promote the investigation about the relationship between Spain and Ireland.

‘BODY PARTS’ – an investigation of the human body

An exhibition of paintings, drawings and texts by Peter Greenaway, creation and video direction by Saskia Boddeke

Jonny Rankin, British bird-watcher who loves turtle doves is walking across Spain

British ornithologist Johnny Rankin, is a grand defender of the European turtle doves, and will be walking the 1,100 kilometres from the south to the north of Spain which the bird travels when migrating from the African Sub-Sahara, to raise funds for the protection of the endangered species.

Shared custody has jumped from 2% to 25% in ten years in Spain

The Autonomous Communities have specific post-divorce legislation and have the higher percentages shared care and custody