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Robles sends a notice to Morocco: “Ceuta and Melilla are not to be touched. They are very Spanish”

The Minister of Defence, who has avoided saying whether she will appear before the Senate, stopped to listen to the fears and reproaches of the people of Ceuta, who are grateful that she has "shown…

2d ago ·elpais.com

A high school that made headlines for demeaning the 18th May 1980 democratic uprising has seen its season end in the first round of the 2022 Bonghwangdaegi, a prestigious high school football tournament. Baejai High School, which was at the centre of a recent controversy over demeaning the 18 May 1980 democratic uprising, has had its season ended in its first match of the 2022 Bonghwangdaegi. The school made headlines in April after some of its students, acting as representatives, visited the Democratic Human Rights Museum in Gwangju and took photos in front of an exhibition display, making a V-sign and smiling. The photos were posted on an online community, sparking widespread outrage. Baejai High School's football team was knocked out of the tournament after losing 2-1 to Gangneung High School in the first round.

2d ago ·hani.co.kr

The National Museum of Korea said on the 22nd that it had made a mistake in verifying the authenticity of a piece of calligraphy that it had previously described as having been written by a patriot. The museum had said that the calligraphy, which is of a poem by Yi Hwang, a 16th-century politician and philosopher, was written by a patriot during the Japanese colonial period. However, it turned out that the calligraphy was actually written by a pro-Japanese artist. The museum said that it had failed to properly verify the authenticity of the piece and that it was sorry for any confusion this may have caused. The museum said it will re-examine its verification process to prevent similar mistakes in the future. The calligraphy is currently on display at the museum.

2d ago ·hani.co.kr