Antía Castedo

"We are witnessing acts of war in #Gaza that show an utter disregard for human life.” No aid in over a month. Over 1,000 children killed or injured in a week. Starvation. Protect civilians. Facilitate aid. Release hostages. Renew a ceasefire. Read the joint statement: unrwa.org/newsroom/offic…

🔴JUST IN: Extraordinary statement from heads of OCHA, UNICEF, UNOPS, UNRWA, WFP and WHO (7 April 2025) "For over a month, no commercial or humanitarian supplies have entered Gaza. More than 2.1 million people are trapped, bombed and starved again, while, at crossing points, food, medicine, fuel and shelter supplies are piling up, and vital equipment is stuck. Over 1,000 children have reportedly been killed or injured in just the first week after the breakdown of the ceasefire, the highest one-week death toll among children in Gaza in the past year. Just a few days ago, the 25 bakeries supported by the World Food Programme during the ceasefire had to close due to flour and cooking gas shortages. The partially functional health system is overwhelmed. Essential medical and trauma supplies are rapidly running out, threatening to reverse hard-won progress in keeping the health system operational. The latest ceasefire allowed us to achieve in 60 days what bombs, obstruction and lootings prevented us from doing in 470 days of war: life-saving supplies reaching nearly every part of Gaza. While this offered a short respite, assertions that there is now enough food to feed all Palestinians in Gaza are far from the reality on the ground, and commodities are running extremely low. We are witnessing acts of war in Gaza that show an utter disregard for human life. New Israeli displacement orders have forced hundreds of thousands of Palestinians to flee yet again, with no safe place to go. No one is safe. At least 408 humanitarian workers, including over 280 from UNRWA, have been killed since October 2023. With the tightened Israeli blockade on Gaza now in its second month, we appeal to world leaders to act – firmly, urgently and decisively – to ensure the basic principles of international humanitarian law are upheld. Protect civilians. Facilitate aid. Release hostages. Renew a ceasefire." Signed: Tom Fletcher, Under-Secretary-General for @UNOCHA Catherine Russell, Executive Director, @UNICEF Jorge Moreira da Silva, Executive Director, @UNOPS Philippe Lazzarini, Commissioner-General, @UNRWA Cindy McCain, Executive Director, @WFP_Media Dr. Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, Director-General, @WHO

🧵 sobre contaminación descontrolada desde la Mina de Aznalcollar #Sevilla El contraembalse de Aznalcollar tiene ahora las aguas turquesas. Las lluvias han transportado metales disueltos desde escombreras mineras ->

It would be fine if it destroyed civilisation and maintained capitalism. They just need to find a way for capitalism to work without people theguardian.com/environment/20…

Federal immigration authorities detained a Turkish graduate student at Tufts University.⁠ The government hasn’t filed any charges against Rumeysa, Ozturk, who was in the U.S. on a student visa, her lawyer said. Read more: on.wsj.com/3E3AMOb

Europe must rise up to the challenge and provide a home to all the scientists who want to flee the US. It’s a historic opportunity! Hablan los científicos que quieren emigrar a España por Trump: “Tengo miedo al fascismo” elpais.com/ciencia/2025-0…

‘I feel really, really cross at incredibly dumb decisions’: Stephen Sackur on the end of HARDtalk – and leaving the BBC | theguardian.com/media/2025/mar…

Conferencia de Michael Marmot sobre determinantes sociales y equidad en salud. Miércoles 26 de marzo. Organiza: @sanidadgob Info: amasap.es/encuentro-equi…

Tonight we are joined by @fairnessfdn, @liambyrnemp, @claire_ainsley, @HamidaAli76, @benwansell, @PeterHyman21 & @BobbyDuffyKings to discuss the role inequality is playing in fuelling populist politics 📺 Livestream: youtube.com/live/GpKnl02iC… 🧵⬇️

No es casual que el mayor poema de viaje que existe, la Odisea, cuente un regreso, no una partida. Partir es emocionante, pero la verdadera aventura es volver.

Happy New Year!

@Suanzes Ay dios, un año más…qué velhos nos fazemos. Ahí va el mío: poesía pura y un estilo personalísimo.

En los últimos años esto ha sido extraordinario, mi tradición favorita navideña. Así que vamos. Decidme un libro, y sólo uno, que este año os haya fascinado, emocionado, hecho reír, llorar o enseñado algo. No tiene por qué ser de 2024, pero mejor si no es súper conocido.

El Museo del Prado desea lo mejor para 2025 con la canción "España camisa blanca" interpretada por Ana Belén

Dalia Ghazi Ibaid and Sally Ghazi Ibaid, twin sisters who received prestigious scholarships to undertake engineering PhDs at Canada's University of Waterloo, were killed in an Israeli air attack on Gaza in December, says the university. 🔴 LIVE updates: aje.io/rfpyve

@JCPerezSalazar @feguz77 Libracos!

@feguz77 Excelente selección. Voy a buscar varios. Añadiría “La luz difícil” de Tomás González (Colombia) y “El hombre que amaba los perros” de Leonardo Padura.

📚La novela devora el mundo para recrearlo y, en ese ejercicio desmesurado, nos escribe a nosotros. Va🧵 con mis 21 novelas latinoamericanas favoritas del siglo XXI. Porque, de una forma misteriosa, nosotros habitamos en estos libros.📚

Today’s life expectancy data for Great Britain shows a decline in most areas during 2021 to 2023, compared with the pre #COVID19 period of 2017 to 2019. This suggests we are yet to see a recovery from the decrease in life expectancy we saw during the pandemic.

From Sure Start to youth centres, cutting children’s services is a false economy | Torsten Bell | The Guardian theguardian.com/commentisfree/…

It's always good to see support for people facing hunger. 💚 But food banks are not the long-term solution to hunger in the UK. People are facing hunger because the social security system is failing them. So if we're serious about ending hunger in the UK, we need to make sure everyone has enough money in their pockets to afford the essentials.

How can European societies thrive when people have to deal with the consequences of this?

in this order read these from Camus, CS Lewis, Thoreau, Rilke. ht @DylanoA4