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Spanish filmmaker Gonzalo Suárez is the subject of renewed attention in Spain, with El País publishing a photo essay tracing his life and work in images. Suárez, director of films such as Remando al viento, is regarded as one of the most distinctive voices of Spanish cinema, and the retrospective is drawing readers to revisit his career and legacy.
- 2New Google Maps imagery reveals scale of Gaza's destruction●Gaza before and after: New Google Maps imagery shows destruction of the Strip
Google Maps has updated its satellite imagery of the Gaza Strip, offering before-and-after views that document the widespread destruction of neighbourhoods, buildings and infrastructure across the territory. Spanish daily El País highlighted the comparison, showing how entire districts have been flattened. The imagery provides a rare visual record of the war's impact, as international journalists have faced restricted access to Gaza throughout the conflict.
- 3New satellite imagery shows scale of destruction in Gaza▼Israel has clearly destroyed every civilian target possible in Gaza. Gaza before and after: New Google Maps imagery show
New Google Maps satellite imagery compared with earlier images shows the extensive destruction across the Gaza Strip following more than a year of Israeli military operations. The before-and-after pictures, highlighted by El País, document destroyed residential blocks, schools, hospitals and other civilian infrastructure, prompting renewed criticism that Israel has systematically targeted civilian sites.