Carlos III was king of Spain , maximum representative of the enlightened despotism of the 18th century, Carlos III was the prototype of numerous Spanish liberals who would live in the two following centuries. Empowered by almost three decades of reign in the Two Sicilies and intelligently seconded b
On February 15, 1898 at 9:40 p.m., an unexpected explosion disturbed the nightlife of Havana. An explosion on the US battleship Maine it irremediably sank it... two officers and 266 sailors lost their lives. After 115 years, that episode is still the subject of controversy and mystery, since it is
It seems something inseparable from our Mediterranean culture. Like so many other things, we owe our irrepressible fondness for socializing with a drink in hand to our Greco-Roman ancestors. They were the ones who brought to Hispania their custom of having a drink of wine with something solid to acc
Proud witnesses of events related to the Greek Revolution of 1821 or the Turkish rule, there were many trees in Greece that most often tell bloody stories, since militants were hanged from their branches. These monumental trees were the subject of the work of the student of the Department of Forestr