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The La Rábida monastery: Where Columbus persuaded Castile to discover America (opens the original)
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On a low hill outside Huelva, at the point where the Río Tinto meets the Odiel before they flow into the Atlantic, stands one of the most decisive sites in world history: the monastery of Santa María de La Rábida. Without its walls, its friars and the faith invested there, it is quite possible that Christopher Columbus's great enterprise would never have set sail from the nearby shores of Palos de la Frontera bound for the New World. The Franciscan presence here dates back to the early 13th cent
La Rábida monastery: where Columbus won Castile's backing to discover America (opens the original)
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In a small hillock in Huelva, at the point where the Tinto River meets the Odiel before they reach the Atlantic, stands one of the most decisive sites in world history: the monastery of Santa María de La Rábida. Without its walls, its friars and the faith invested there, it is likely that Christopher Columbus's enterprise would never have set sail from the nearby shores of Palos de la Frontera bound for the New World. The Franciscan presence on the site dates back to the early 13th century, when
How 21st-century glue is helping to finish Antoni Gaudí's masterpiece (opens the original)
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Some projects defy the passage of time. And then there is the Sagrada Família. In the heart of Barcelona, Antoni Gaudí's masterpiece has been under construction for more than 140 years. That prospect did not seem to trouble the architect, who was fond of saying, "My client is not in a hurry" — a reference to God. This year, however, after accidents, delays, a pandemic and countless other setbacks, the basilica could finally emerge from its now-familiar scaffolding. The moment coincides with two
La Rábida monastery: where Columbus persuaded Castile to discover America (opens the original)
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On a small hillock in Huelva, at the point where the Tinto river meets the Odiel before flowing into the Atlantic, stands one of the most decisive sites in world history: the monastery of Santa María de La Rábida. Without its walls, its friars and the faith invested there, it is likely that Christopher Columbus's great venture would never have sailed from the nearby shores of Palos de la Frontera towards the New World. The Franciscan presence here dates back to the early 13th century, when the f
A national project: What green hydrogen is and why Spain is backing it (opens the original)
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For decades, Spain has relied on oil and gas from abroad. What was once an energy disadvantage could now turn into an opportunity. Sun, wind and plenty of room to generate renewable electricity on a large scale put Spain in a privileged position for a still nascent industry: green hydrogen. "Spain has always had the disadvantage of not having oil or gas," Maarten Wetselaar, Moeve's chief executive, tells "Euronews". "But now it is Spain's moment because it has abundant solar power, very good win
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