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The future of Gaza | EL PAÍS USA EDITION |
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Dear readers, This week our Israel correspondent interviewed Gideon Sa'ar, a veteran politician who has served in ministerial positions and has joined the current emergency government, about the future of the region after the war. Sa'ar said Israel will establish security zones in Gaza, which may be mined, and which nobody will be allowed to approach.
In Europe, we looked at the controversial amnesty deal between Spain's Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez and Catalan separatists who have pledged to back his bid to form a new government, and we explored why Lithuania has become the new promised land for fintech and other innovative industries,
We also interviewed tennis legend Billie Jean King about her lifelong revolutionary spirit, and British entrepreneur James Dyson, creator of the famous Dyson vacuum cleaner, who says his success is based on "failing over and over again."
We hope you enjoy this selection of articles from EL PAÍS USA Edition. |
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 |  | Deborah Turbeville, distant and present in time | The timeless work of the American photographer is one of the most striking views into the second half of the 20th century. Through her strong sense of creative freedom she not only revolutionized fashion photography, but also investigated the nature of the medium |
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