Vox se abre a facilitar la mayoría en el Senado si el PP le cede senadores


Lluís Prenafeta falleció el mes de abril del año pasado, semanas después de haber cumplido los 86 años. Ha tenido que pasar un año y medio para que sus amigos, conocidos y allegados políticos hayan podido dar forma a un memorial para recordar a quien fue “uno de los hombres más importantes en la política de Cataluña durante la década de los ochenta”, según se ha puesto de relieve al poco rato de arrancar el acto celebrado este lunes en Barcelona. “Era necesario para preservar bien su memoria”, ha indicado el hijo de quien fue secretario general de Presidencia durante el Govern de Jordi Pujol entre 1980 y 1990. Mandó mucho, en una época en que Convergència Democràtica de Catalunya era una suerte de apisonadora con largos tentáculos. “Pensaba en grande. Incluso era un poco temerario, y lo tuvo que pagar”, ha querido recordar su hijo Marc.


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White Nights, a short novel by Fyodor Dostoevsky first published in 1848, is the latest literary discovery of Generation Z. TikTok users seem to be talking about little else.

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Running with Rachel Entrekin must be pretty wild—she encourages competitors and stops mid-race to pet dogs. But her personality is even bigger off the course. Tough and empathetic, her running success has come after 13 years of hard work and a battle to transform an addictive, perfectionist past into a healthier relationship with food, rest, and herself. And even as success came and ultramarathons were won, she watched opportunities go to her male competitors. Gloria Liu honors the incredible achievement of “smashing records while battling impostor syndrome and the fragility of your own self-worth in a world enamored with men, and their accomplishments.”
The key word, however, is average. As any female runner who’s ever passed a dude working himself into a froth to stay ahead of her on the trail knows, women beat men on an individual basis daily. And as athletes like Entrekin and Dauwalter have shown, they do so, occasionally and spectacularly, even at the elite level. We have an understandable reflex to point to categorical advantages that might explain why women can do this, Malcolm says: “It’s inherently feel good, the David and Goliath aspect of a woman winning outright.”
But in searching for the advantages we hope all women have, we may be missing a simpler truth: Most men are faster than most women, but some women still beat most men. The point is not that we have any advantage. The point is that they have almost every advantage—and we still win.