In elementary school, Nadia and Rosie walked home together every day. They would play with Nadia’s dog and swing on Nadia’s hammock. In sixth grade, that all changed. Rosie felt suffocated by Nadia and dodged her after school. She’d hide in the bathroom until her new friends said the coast was clear. Nadia was hurt and confused, and her mother, Dana, was conflicted.
El Consejo de Estado aprecia falta de control en el plan del Gobierno sobre los fondos UE
Es un dictamen duro porque el Consejo de Estado, en su tramo final, llega a expresar su "preocupación" precisamente por "la eliminación o modulación" de dichos mecanismos de control. El órgano que preside María Teresa Fernández de la Vega aprobó este dictamen por...
