AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoRural Life & Loneliness: Astiberri publishes “No one calls anymore,” a new graphic novel by Elizabeth Casillas (text) and Blanca Vázquez (art) about elderly isolation in Spain’s emptied towns, sparked by hearing loss and marked by silence between family visits. Education Costs: “Inside Spain” looks at why schoolbooks and basics are so expensive, citing an average €505 per child for 2026/27 and noting a three-year-old’s books alone near €250. Royal Spotlight: Princess Leonor begins her political science degree at Carlos III University, with the royal household aiming to keep her “treated like a normal” student, while her sister Infanta Sofia continues studies in Paris. Publishing & Culture (Spain-linked): A book event in Hartlepool brings bestselling historical novelist Ben Kane to discuss “A Land Aflame,” set partly in Spain after Hannibal’s defeat. Arts & Film: The 13th European Film Festival South Africa runs Sept. 17–27 with 12 European titles, including “Aqui,” based on J.M. Coetzee’s “Jesus Trilogy.” Security & Tech: A report says AI-driven agents exploited PaperCut print software flaws, raising pressure on schools and universities to patch fast.
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