Towards a universal timetable
The President of the Government, Mariano Rajoy, has announced his intention to transfer to Monday the public holidays that are adapted throughout the week. And that of Spain is not the only state in which it has been concerned about public holidays in this time of crisis.
Astrophysicists and economists at Johns Hopkins University have created a calendar in which holidays don't change every year. Most months would be 30 days, except for March, June, September and December, which would last 31 days. Every five or six years (2015, 2020, 2026, 2032...) would be added a week to December.
As has been said, this system would always lead to the celebration of public holidays on the same day of the week. This would bring significant financial advantages.
Sometimes I don't know if it's too much. That we're eating a pipe, that we're talking about anything else, that we're bringing it up. We like to speak aloud, to leave almost no pause, to cover the voices, to throw a bigger one. Talk about each one of them, each one of them, what we... [+]
Pilar Calcada is part of the Cedars group. On January 15th, the group called to take advantage of the “excellent opportunity” that will exist in the coming years to boost the arms industry, in an ostentatious event that resonated a lot. According to the study of the... [+]
Vagina Shadow(iko)
Group: The Mud Flowers.
The actors: Araitz Katarain, Janire Arrizabalaga and Izaro Bilbao.
Directed by: by Iraitz Lizarraga.
When: February 2nd.
In which: In the Usurbil Fire Room.