Administrative silence It is not my business, nor could I explain to you the legal basis of this endearing and sometimes repulsive figure of administrative silence. At the time, I limited myself to satisfying my curiosity about its origins and evolution, which you can read about in different texts by people who know ... Read more
Translation: "Oops! It seems to have happened again! Royal Commission Cartoon of 13/06/2020 in CTXT The Prosecutor's Office of the Supreme Court has taken over the investigation into the AVE to Mecca affair, which links Juanca to the commissions for the awarding of the works to Spanish companies. This case was handled by ... Read more
Infographics, humour threatened The data for this infographic is drawn from an analysis of 165 cases of cartoonists who have been in trouble of some significance between 1978 and 2020 because of their cartoons or satirical illustrations. There are also some cases of other people who, without being cartoonists, have got into trouble ... Read more
Cartoon that prompted The Journal's apology The newspaper The Journal of Seneca, South Carolina, published on Wednesday 10 June this cartoon by the cartoonist Al Goodwyn, who declares himself conservative. Some readers sent their complaints to the newspaper or posted them on social media pointing out the image's message as racist. Others even ... Read more
Elderly car parks Cartoon of 06/06/2020 in CTXT The number of deaths caused by the coronavirus in the approximately 5,457 Spanish old people's homes - whether public, subsidised or private - with Covid-19 or similar symptoms stands at 19,415 according to data from the autonomous communities. Most of the deaths occurred in Madrid, ... Read more
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