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Greece, photographed by Isaac Ohringer
Sumar: new hope for Spain’s left or a tool for the right to divide?
Lara Zand explores new political party Sumar’s potential to reinvigorate the country’s progressive politics
Beyond Brave Little Blighty II: The Truth
In the second instalment of her column, Sofia Johanson comments on two films that deal with the near-impossible task of publicising what was going on in the concentration camps during the war.
Why You Should Listen to ‘Motomami’
Kasia Pendlebury tells you why you should be listening to Rosalía’s latest album, Motomami - and not just because of its TikTok fame.
La Ley de Memoria Democrática: Spain between ‘olvido’ and remembrance
Cameron White explores the ways in which Spain’s New Democratic Memory Law has revealed the tensions underlying the pursuit of justice for Francoism’s victims, which are tied up with questions of narrative and memory.
Livin’ la vida loca: the ‘guiri’ phenomenon and mass tourism in Spain
Inês Goes-Marlière dives into attitudes towards the guiri in Spain and the tensions underpinning the popular use of the term.
What’s going on in Catalonia these days?
Will Kirby explores the repercussions of the Catalan independence referendum more than four years on and the grip the issue still holds on Catalan politics.