Spain’s Housing Crisis: A Matter of Affordability

In recent years, Spain has faced an increasingly complex housing market landscape, with prices spiking dramatically. Whether for locals or foreigners, buyers or sellers, or the state and consumers, housing has become a matter of central concern. 

Behind Suprey: A Founder’s Mission to Clean Protein 

Rodriguez began taking protein supplements long before co-founding Suprey, mentioning that taking protein truly changed her life.

Violence and Displacement in Colombia

On January 17, 2025, the day after violence broke out in Catatumbo, Petro announced that the peace talks with ELN would be suspended due to their use of violence in the region. Petro was elected on many promises, one of the most important being his promise to achieve “total peace” with all the remaining armed groups in the country.

Academia Still Needs Feminism

Women can now vote, attend university, have credit cards or property in their names, among many other fundamental rights previously denied. However, the granting of these rights does not mark the obsolescence of feminism. 

Fueling the Fight in Ukraine: Every Drop Counts

There are various ways to help Ukraine. There is a choice to be made between being a bystander and being a protagonist for Ukraine’s cause. 

Eloise Dayrat

I am a second year LLBBIR student. I am Colombian and French, but grew up in the US. I am also lactose intolerant, but my breakfast is still yogurt every morning. Sometimes I order my coffee with oat milk in it to compensate. I love music and spend the entirety of my excessively long metro ride to IE discovering artists. I love to run – that is when I don’t have class at 8am. And, I like to write, particularly about politics, history, and social movements and relations.
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