El Editorial

18
Oct
Editorial illustration of passengers waiting beside a bus on Calle Colón, Segovia, in rainy weather.

Under the Open Sky: Passengers at Colón Bus Stop Left at the Mercy of the Weather

Shelter, seating and a little dignity: the case for a more welcoming bus stop in the heart of Segovia.
4 min read
11
Oct
A City You Can Make Your Own

A City You Can Make Your Own

A family performance of Camuñas prompts a reflection on belonging, participation and the everyday encounters that make Segovia feel like home.
2 min read
04
Oct
Four students arriving with suitcases on a historic street inspired by Segovia.

IE & Segovia: It’s Time to Build a Shared Ecosystem

Segovia does not need to choose between its local identity and its international future. It needs to make them part of the same city.
3 min read
29
Sep
Maricarmen seated in her wheelchair beside a portrait of her at a housing protest in Madrid. Photo: Sindicato de Inquilinas de Madrid / CC BY-SA 4.0.

The Maricarmen Effect

One eviction captured Spain’s attention. Beyond Maricarmen’s story lies a question for Segovia and cities across Europe: what happens when a place grows faster than its housing?
4 min read
20
Sep
People walking through Plaza Mayor beneath Segovia Cathedral — illustrative photograph of everyday life in the city

Numbers Matter. So Does the Way We Tell Their Story.

Segovia deserves a serious discussion about crime and immigration. That begins with knowing what the statistics measure—and what they cannot establish.
4 min read
11
Sep
Editorial photomontage of a high-speed train and Segovia’s illuminated aqueduct at blue hour.

Segovia should build its next economy

Segovia’s two universities can help change how the city thinks about its future—connecting international ideas with local talent, widening opportunity and making innovation part of everyday life.
5 min read