Author: Marcello Sacco
Marcello Sacco
Reside en Lisboa desde hace muchos años, donde trabaja como profesor, traductor, periodista freelance y corresponsal de ANSA desde Portugal. Paralelamente a sus estudios musicales, se licenció en Lenguas y Literaturas Extranjeras en la Universidad de Lecce.
When people left southern Europe with cardboard suitcases, people spoke of the “drama of emigration”. It was, of course, a drama for many, but it served to alleviate the demographic pressure on a national or even regional economy that could …
When the law on same-sex marriage came into force in Spain in the summer of 2005, it was not only the fulfilment of an electoral promise made by the Socialist José Luís Rodríguez Zapatero, but also the affirmation of an …
This site, which you clicked on and decided to explore, is called XQ the News, where XQ stands for ‘why’ (XQ is read POR QUÉ? in Spanish). So, the ‘why’ of the news.
The ambition is precisely to explain, or …
Decades have passed since the arrival in Italy, from America, of a “street” game for children, skateboarding, which in the meantime has become an Olympic sport at the last Olympics (those of Tokyo, which the pandemic has caused to be …
Portugal’s centre-right coalition narrowly defeated the centre-left in the general election on 10 March. But the real news is the success of the far-right party, which makes future political scenarios much more complex.
More than 10 million Portuguese voters went …
