Author: Laura Casamitjana

The pharmaceutical industry has discovered a miracle substance that is taking the non-clinical market by storm. In a system where…

The European project XQ.EUJOY: European Youth Journalism. The Why of News organises the international congress “Journalism and Education: The Purpose…

The Mediterranean coastline has been witness to the growing impact of extreme weather events. From the flooding of the Turia…

Inadequate working conditions aggravate mental health problems or increase the probability of developing them, especially among young people and vulnerable…

The new configuration of the European Parliament after the elections creates an uncertain outlook for major goals such as the 2030 Agenda. Eurosceptics, pessimists and reactionaries are consolidating their position, which is not a majority but enough to create conditioning factors

The exorbitant prices of Taylor Swift concerts are yet another example of how the culture industry has become a never-ending cycle of profiteering. Live Nation Entertainment, the industry giant, is encouraging price-gouging tactics and facing accusations of monopoly.

Keeping countercultural movements alive is a challenge in a hegemonic system that seeks discourses devoid of politicisation: the absorption of underground figures into mainstream culture is a constant throughout history.

At the end of April, Lesbian Visibility Day is commemorated, where the recognition of lesbian women in a patriarchal society hostile to their existence is demanded

Ponzi schemes and pyramid schemes are scams with a long history. Now, in a form of reactionary masculinity, hypertrophied body, ostentatious and "shark-minded", it is reaching young people through social networks.

The skincare trend so prevalent on social media has caught on with under-12s who create their own content by reviewing cosmetics on TikTok