Well, it doesn't matter when you read this because they do it a few times a month. Another lawsuit, now for some jokes, which they are going to lose and which should not even be admitted for processing. The Spanish Christian Lawyers Foundation sued the satirical magazine El Jueves for violation of the
A 70-minute documentary that was previewed on 29 June at the Verdi cinemas in Barcelona and will be broadcast tomorrow, Tuesday 4 June at 22:05 on TV3's documentary programme"Sense ficció". Synopsis: The documentary "El Jueves: anys tocant els nassos" is a journey through time to remember the beginnings of the magazine that has
Order for the seizure of an edition of El Jueves, a process that would lead to the conviction of two cartoonists for a joke about Felipe and Letizia. Tomorrow marks the 14th anniversary of one of the most shameful passages in the trampling of freedom of expression related to humour in our recent
Ted Rall v. Los Angeles Times Ted Rall's cartoon on pedestrian fines (2015) In July 2015, the Los Angeles Times fired cartoonist Ted Rall. The reason was a text by the cartoonist entitled:"LAPD crackdown on pedestrians - don't the police have anything better to do?" The cartoonist recounted a 2001 incident with the
Thursday hijacked. Click to see complete Front cover of the magazine El Jueves 1.573 with drawing by Guillermo and script by Manel A cover for (shameful) history The cover of the 1.573rd issue of"El Jueves" will surely be the most viewed in the history of this magazine, which recently celebrated its 30th anniversary.
