WEEKLY: APRIL 2011
TOURISM COMING After two years in negative and almost flat, 2011 is shaping up as the year suitable for the comeback tour. The number of visitors has grown nearly three percent from January to March and Easter has been good despite the bad weather. These figures are attributed in part to the diversion of tourism headed to the North African countries, now mired in an authentic revolution.
But it is not the only reason. It is also true that the increase in tourism in the Canary Islands is spectacular and far less noticeable in the rest of the country, although it is expected that the benefit be extended throughout Spain for the summer season. This week we traveled to the Canary Islands to meet the advance of what to expect this year the tourism sector.
THE FUTURE OF THE BRITISH MONARCHY More than 2 billion people watched yesterday on television and social networking wedding of William of England and Catherine Middleton. The ceremony was held at Westminster Abbey before 1,900 guests. And in the streets, thousands of people watched a live link Prince William, second in line to the throne of Queen Elizabeth II.
We traveled to London to make a sociological radiography in the UK. The country, despite its strong historical and monarchist sentiment begins to have a Republican surge. It is true that the wedding was held at a time of economic crisis, but despite being the most expensive in history, also provides the most profitable.
Y en el blog "Joe´s English Classes" se puede ver el momento más importante de la boda en el que 2 sacerdotes, con voces fantásticas (el segundo parece un tenor) ofician la ceremonia en un inglés antiguo y perfecto. (video subtitulado en español).
DIES Ernesto Sabato Argentine writer Ernesto Sabato died Saturday at age 99 at his home in the outskirts of Buenos Aires, where he was held for several years following their health problems, as reported by relatives to the author.
Sabato, who was the last survivor of the writers of literature with a capital of Argentina, was practically blind, which kept him retired to his residence Holy Places.
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