Berna González Harbour is a journalist and editor of Babelia, the cultural supplement of Spanish newspaper El País. She is also a Cadena SER contributor. Berna graduated in Information Sciences from Madrid's Complutense University. She has always been associated with international news coverage.
The debate over genocide in Sri Lanka has become increasingly entangled with politics, selective outrage and competing historical narratives. From British atrocities in Uva-Wellassa and LTTE massacres and expulsions to the unresolved
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For an entire generation of Americans, the sight of the Soviet Sputnik satellite passing overhead became a symbol of technological vulnerability. The first artificial
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