April versus November results During 2019, Spanish people have voted twice, in April and November. On the 10th of November the Spanish citizens have been convened to vote in a new elections, only 7 months after the last general elections, in April of this year. In the next graphics we can see the big differences between… Continue reading 2019 ELECTIONS
The protests in Hong Kong
Hong Kong has never been a land without conflict, they’ve always been under someone else’s leadership, either under China’s or Britain’s chains. For example, Hong Kong was already a part of China since old times until the British Empire obtained Hong Kong as a colony after the First Opium War in 1842 when Qing China… Continue reading The protests in Hong Kong
The Slovakian students arrive in Jumilla
In October we were hosts for a few days of our peers from Slovakia. They visited our landmarks, such as the Castle, the Monastery of Santa Ana and the parks and museums. Together with our English teachers, Pepa and Toyi, we travelled with the Slovakian visitors to the beautiful city of Valencia, where we had… Continue reading The Slovakian students arrive in Jumilla
“LA DANA” THAT BEATS (AT LEAST) TWO RAIN RECORDS
Inés Marín, Nerea Bernal and Raquel Villegas. B2ZZ The Vega Baja de Alicante has suffered the worst episode in 140 years and never, since there are records, had so much water had fallen in a single day neither in Murcia nor in Almeria. On Thursday was the most adverse phase of the cold front drop… Continue reading “LA DANA” THAT BEATS (AT LEAST) TWO RAIN RECORDS
Amazon rainforest fires
ESTHER VILLEGAS, SARA TOMÁS, LUCÍA SIMÓN Y MARÍA LAJARA 2ºBZZ Homes of indigenous tribes are being destroyed as fires continue to rage While the Amazon rainforest is typically wet and humid, July, August and September, the onset of the dry season, are the region’s driest months, with ‘activity’ typically peaking by early September… Continue reading Amazon rainforest fires
European Day of Languages 2019
Eva María Valero and Clara Martín. B1ZZ Infanta Elena Video 2019 European Day of Languages 2019 According to National Geographic data, a language dies every 14 days. If we don’t do anything to change it, at this rate in 2100 more than half of 6000 languages that currently exist may have disappeared. To… Continue reading European Day of Languages 2019
Storming Area 51
Sandra Tomás, Selena Palao, Javier Gandía and Laura Mira. B1ZZ It all started as an Internet joke, a meme that ended up having a huge success. But in the end, the event got serious, on September 20 thousands of Americans went to try to storm Area 51 to find out if the military was hiding… Continue reading Storming Area 51
