This exhibition, which can be visited until 2 December, looks back over a decade of democracy and graphic humour. The exhibition reviews the different groups and authors who promoted this form of expression and their motivations. It was inaugurated yesterday in the exhibition space of the UGR in the Palacio del Almirante in
On Friday 8 April, the family of the cartoonist Francisco Martín Morales donated his personal archive of cartoons to the University of Granada. There are more than 15,000 originals, including pieces from its beginnings in 1966 until August 2010, when a domestic accident (1) (2) forced him to stop his publishing routine. Some
Satire and criticism are part of the right to freedom of expression Batrachian emblem monikered by Contreras To many, this statement may seem like a truism at this point, but there seems to be no way to get it through the heads of some would-be dictators in your neighbourhood. The phrase can be
Today, this curious and ridiculous effect has occurred once again, and it is affecting an entire guild due to the bad practices of some. This time it was Morocco's alleged intention to claim half of the income generated by the Alhambra in Granada. False news. Click to enlarge Someone invents a headline (August
The closure of La Opinión de Granada in print, which has left its staff in the street, is not, as many might think, just another casualty of a new crisis in the press. The press has always had a crisis, but only for those who worked in it. Now we are beginning to
