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About Silvia
Silvia Nortes is a journalist based in Murcia, Spain. 
Specialized in interviews and investigative reporting on social issues. 
Availability to travel.
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The Business of Logging

04 Apr 2024  |  revista5w.com
Kalev Järvik reflects on the changes in the Haanja Nature Park in southern Estonia, where he could once walk under a canopy of trees without seeing the sky, a contrast to its current state. Having moved to Haanja over a decade ago, Kalev, a 40-year-old carpenter and cabinet maker, sought the tranquility of the forest and a simple life in one of the EU's least populated countries. He expresses a desire for a life connected to nature, which is now challenged by the changes in the forest.

The Ahuehuete of Retiro asks for help for Christmas

25 Dec 2023  |  Traveler
The Ahuehuete tree in Madrid's El Retiro park, a historic and culturally significant landmark, faces a threat from a surrounding fence that is too narrow. The 'Interminable' project, led by Belén Torregrosa and her company LAVIDITA, is campaigning to replace the fence with a wider one to protect the tree. The initiative aims to gather public support and signatures to prompt action from the city's Parks and Gardens department. The campaign highlights the tree's symbolic importance and the need to preserve such natural heritage.

Forest residues: a renewable energy source?

01 Oct 2023  |  www.publico.es
The article explores the role of forest biomass as a renewable energy source in the context of the European Union's 2030 energy goals. It highlights the increase in subsidies for biomass, the scientific community's concerns about its carbon neutrality, and the impact on forest management. The article discusses Spain's plans to expand biomass energy production, the involvement of companies like Forestalia, ENCE, and Greenalia, and the controversies surrounding biomass plants' environmental and health impacts. It also addresses the regulatory landscape and the sustainability of biomass resources in Spain.

The deputy mayor of Murcia claims harassment after reporting corruption in his government partners

05 Mar 2021  |  El País México
Mario Gómez, deputy mayor of Murcia and councilor for Ciudadanos, reported harassment linked to his anti-corruption efforts within the municipal government. He oversees the Contracting Board and the Contracting Surveillance Commission and has identified irregularities in minor contracts since June 2019. After reporting threats to the National Police, he provided over three gigabytes of municipal contracts for investigation. The Economic and Fiscal Crime Group of the National Police, part of UDEF, has requested contracts from various departments for investigation by the Murcia Regional Prosecutor's Office. The PP plans to sue Gómez for revealing secrets and document custody infidelity. Despite this, local government spokesperson Rebeca Pérez asserts the coalition with Ciudadanos remains strong.

The Bishop of Cartagena was vaccinated against coronavirus by posing as a chaplain of a residence

10 Feb 2021  |  El País México
José Manuel Lorca Planes, the Bishop of Cartagena, and other church officials were vaccinated against COVID-19 on January 19 by posing as chaplains at the Hogar de Betania residence, despite not being eligible under the vaccination protocol. The incident is under investigation by the Murcia health authorities and the regional prosecutor's office. Lorca Planes has apologized, stating he did not foresee the consequences of his actions. This case follows a similar incident involving the former health minister of Murcia, Manuel Villegas, who resigned after receiving the vaccine irregularly.

The Health Councilor of Murcia apologizes for skipping the protocol to get vaccinated but does not resign

20 Jan 2021  |  elpais.com
Manuel Villegas, the Health Councilor of Murcia, apologized for receiving the COVID-19 vaccine ahead of priority groups but refused to resign. His actions, along with over 400 health service workers who were vaccinated out of turn, have sparked calls for his dismissal by government partner Ciudadanos and criticism from other political figures. The Ministry of Health's vaccination protocol prioritizes frontline health workers and vulnerable groups, which has not been fully completed. The controversy has led to a crisis within the Murcia government and demands for transparency regarding a supposed 'VIP list' of vaccinations.

Controversy over the vaccination of the Health Minister of Murcia and other senior officials

19 Jan 2021  |  El País México
Manuel Villegas, the Health Minister of Murcia, and other non-assistential senior officials have been vaccinated against COVID-19, bypassing the established protocol which prioritizes healthcare and frontline workers. This has caused a rift with the government coalition partner, Ciudadanos, whose spokesperson Ana Martínez Vidal has called for Villegas' resignation. The opposition, including the PSOE and Podemos, has also criticized the actions. The Ministry of Health's vaccination protocol specifies priority groups, which do not include the Health Minister's role. The Murcian Health Service began vaccinating its nearly 400 workers last week without clear prioritization, leading to criticism from unions and healthcare workers.

Silencing the Spanish media

01 Mar 2020  |  Index on Censorship
Spanish journalists are increasingly self-censoring due to job insecurity, societal divisions, and the polarized political landscape. Veteran journalist Paulino Ros admits to self-censorship after losing a job over reporting corruption. The Madrid Press Association's 2016 report highlights that 75% of journalists yield to pressure and often censor themselves. The resurgence of Catalonia's independence movement and strong social movements, such as the women's movement, have made reporting more contentious. Media outlets like El País and El Mundo are seen to have ideological biases, influencing the content journalists choose to report. The financial crisis has exacerbated job insecurity, leading to layoffs and media closures, which in turn increases self-censorship. Social media also plays a role in promoting self-censorship due to the immediate and sometimes harsh audience reactions.

Colmar is the town of 'Beauty and the Beast' and we are not going to argue about it

29 Jul 2019  |  Traveler
Colmar, a picturesque town in the Alsace region of France, is often believed to be the inspiration for the village in Disney's 'Beauty and the Beast.' The town's charm lies in its blend of French and German architectural styles, historic buildings, and scenic canals, earning it the nickname 'Little Venice.' Colmar's rich history, vibrant local culture, and status as the capital of the Alsace wine route make it a must-visit destination. The town's unique decorations and the relaxed pace of life offer a fairy-tale experience for visitors.

Beaches in Murcia beyond the Mar Menor

16 Jul 2019  |  Traveler
The article highlights various beaches in the Murcia region of Spain that offer alternatives to the well-known Mar Menor. It describes the unique features and attractions of beaches such as Cala Cortina in Cartagena, El Mojón in San Pedro del Pinatar, Playa de Levante in Cabo de Palos, and others. Each beach is characterized by its natural beauty, accessibility, and suitability for different activities like swimming, diving, and windsurfing. The article also touches on the historical and ecological significance of these locations, making them appealing destinations for both relaxation and exploration.
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