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Luna and Irene Nuestra Señora de la Consolación, Vivero 4ºESO In this section, we'll dedicate a few words to a teacher each month, and this month we'll talk about Francina. Francina is a teacher who, although we didn't have her last year, created a comfortable and friendly atmosphere from the first moment she arrived. She's a teacher you can talk to in any situation without fear of being judged, and she'll always offer the best advice to help you understand things. She also a

Juan Sebastian Nuestra Señora de la Consolación, Vivero 4ºESO This month, music platforms in Spain are dominated by artists who are very popular among young people. Are you interested in knowing who's currently topping the charts? According to Spotify's "Top 50: Spain" ranking, these are the 5 viral songs of the moment Dardos (Romeo Santos, Prince Royce) A collaboration between two major artists, combining Latin and romantic rhythms, has propelled it to number one on the char

Alba and Livia Nuestra Señora de la Consolación, Vivero 4ºESO Now, something not so cheerful. The kidnapping of Maduro and his wife by Trump! The USA President invaded the country without permission and kidnapped them! What do you think about this? On January 18th, two high-speed trains collided near Adamuz, Cordoba. Tragically, there were dozens of deaths and injuries. Several passengers were left without assistance for 45 minutes to an hour because emergency teams didn’t kn

Ana Nuestra Señora de la Consolación, Vivero 4ºESO Today I'm going to talk about the savior complex. Being the savior can feel like having a superpower, because you know what to say, how to act, and how to help someone in trouble. People see you as strong, patient, and caring. But inside, it can be really hard. Helping others often feels easier than facing your own problems. This role usually doesn’t start on purpose. Many saviors learn when they are young that they get love