Geddy Lee and Alex Lifeson, the two members of one of the most restless bands of all time, talk with Culto about the tour that, against all odds, brought them back, about their return to Chile in 2027, and about the memory of the late drummer Neil Peart: “I know he’s watching us and saying ‘you’re idiots’,” they say with a laugh.
The former presidential candidate of the Democratic Center says that the outgoing administration has been one of “many failed promises.” And about Abelardo de la Espriella, she believes he will have “a problem redefining the discourse with which he will govern.”
For the Jesuit priest, former director of Civiltà Cattolica magazine and close collaborator of Pope Francis, for Leo XIV “it is enough to talk about migrants, international law and the instrumental use of faith”, for a contrast to be generated with the President of the United States. Something that is also appreciated in his encyclical Magnifica humanitas, which is, he says, “a reflection on power”. “The Pope is perfectly aware of this, he is not naive,” he assures.
The hurricane, with maximum sustained winds of 145 km/h near its center, was moving inland towards Guangdong province. Local authorities declared a state of maximum alert and suspended classes, work, commercial activities, and public transport in the region.
The subject, named Abdul B., is “known to the police and linked to the Islamist movement” in the city, and was released from a juvenile detention center in May of this year.
During Flávio Bolsonaro’s presidential candidacy launch, the trans-Andean head of state directly referred to his Brazilian counterpart, calling him a “thief”, “convict”, and “socialist trash”.
Rafael Guendelman Hales’ feature film narrates the opposing trajectories of both sides of his family. A visual artist and film director, he resorted to the discovery of lost Super 8 tapes to reconstruct the history of his grandparents and parents. “My dad never told me much. Finding this material was an excuse to ask him to talk to me about it,” he tells Culto.
A vehicle hit a group of people in the vicinity of Tiergarten Park, near the Brandenburg Gate. German police deployed an operation and are conducting an intense search for suspects.
The island’s Electric Union expects to have only 1,070 megawatts available against a maximum demand of 3,200 during Saturday afternoon and evening. Eleven of the country’s 16 thermoelectric units are out of service.
The last of the lineage, a volume of 20 unsettling and magnetic stories by the fascinating Swiss-Italian writer; a collection of biographical profiles of Italian authors and their link to fascism, by the renowned Mexican critic, and a fun illustrated novel starring an ingenious dog, in this week’s readings.