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Cinema is, today, another industry within entertainment. Of course there are still authors, people who put all the cinematographic machinery at the service of art. In 2023 we have enjoyed the premiere of Oppenheimer, which is still an impressive blockbuster in terms of production and budget, directed, of course, by an author. Cristopher Nolan is today one of the few great directors who allow themselves to make this type of films, knowing that people will go to see them. He has earned that respect and has been able to develop an unusual career, with his own style, embarking on that dangerous adventure of trying to fill theaters with particular stories. Comparisons are odious, but we could affirm that Today he is the closest thing we have left to a Steven Spielberg. Even more so when the director of Jurassic Park or ET himself is no longer connecting as much with the public as before.

It seemed unthinkable, but on many occasions the very comfort and self-complacency play against the foundations of Europe. How is a war to be waged on European soil? Since the conflict in the Balkans, Europe had lived in relative tranquility, only devastated by certain terrorist outbreaks, with terrible attacks but widely spaced in time. An armed conflict at international level and with a long reach seemed like something out of science fiction, like from another time. However, Russia and Ukraine entered the war a few months ago, at the beginning of 2022, although as those who have followed this conflict closely will know, the problem goes back much further. In fact, already in 2014 there were very harsh military clashes in the Donbas area, where Russian influence is very strong within Ukrainian territory. The war as such broke out surprising everyone and marking a turning point for this modern Europe.

The European Union was originally born as a transnational organization for trade. In the mid-twentieth century, when the North American economy seemed to dominate everything, several European countries decided to join forces to strengthen the market . As the decades passed, this group of countries grew, first to twelve, then seventeen, until reaching the current point, with twenty-seven member states . Trade and the free movement of citizens between these countries are assured, but there are also European laws that concern everyone. However, the member countries retain a good part of their autonomy , especially when it comes to legislating. And the fact is that the de facto reality is very different between some states and others. tradition , culture and customs change completely from Greece to Sweden, or from Estonia to Portugal. Each country has its own power to create the laws it deems appropriate, on issues that exclusively concern its borders .

amusement parks are always a very special entertainment for both adults and children. Enjoy the attractions, the special performances, the games, even the gift shops … These kinds of places are infused with a special magic, and they don’t have to be themed, like Disneyland or Lego Land, to have that feeling to be in a kind of bubble of happiness where everything is fun and enjoyment. In Europe we have many parks of this type, most of them thematic, spread throughout the continent. There is practically a large amusement park in every European country, although some stand out more than others. Port Aventura , the Parque Warner in Madrid, Disneyland in Paris, Legoland in Denmark… and Europe -Park in Rust, southern Germany, one of the largest amusement parks on the continent.

It is not new what I am going to say: in the European Union as a whole, as in the individual states themselves, there is a significant inequality between the sexes, as you can read at mx.adultguia.com. However, it is also true that these data generally go unnoticed, or they hardly generate a debate in society beyond the very day on which the data are published. It is obviously a complete grief and aberration in the 21st century.

Prostitution by immigrant women in an irregular situation has increased considerably in recent years in Europe, but reaching a consensus on this issue within the European Union seems difficult. Europe is the new promised land. The gateway to easy money, a thousand and one opportunities, prosperity, stability, security and so on… Or at least the eleven million immigrants who every year, from the most diverse (and poor) parts of the world, decide to try their luck in Europe.

More than a thousand kilometres, about fifteen hours by road, up to five days if you consider taking part of the journey on foot. This is the terrain that thousands of people have decided to travel to attend the large demonstration called in Brussels to defend the independence cause. But what drives a sovereign to get his blanket or stele upside down in Brussels?