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Daniel Rey

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Cinema doesn’t have to be stuck in a loop

Cinema doesn’t have to be stuck in a loop
25.02.2025 2

The Spectator

Daniel Rey

Biden’s Cuba policy has been a disaster for the Democrats

Ten years ago this week, Barack Obama announced the historic US rapprochement with Cuba. Alongside Obama during years of secret negotiations was...

19.12.2024 4

The Spectator

Daniel Rey

In defence of Starmer’s junk food advert ban

Keir Starmer’s government has just made itself even more unpopular. This week, Health Secretary Wes Streeting, author of One Boy, Two Bills and a...

06.12.2024 8

The Spectator

Daniel Rey

The flawed genius of Rafael Nadal

When Rafael Nadal triumphed in the 2005 French Open, he was still just a teenager. The Spaniard won 21 more Grand Slam titles, and became the...

24.11.2024 20

The Spectator

Daniel Rey

Can Republicans be trusted with the US economy?

When it comes to the economy, Americans typically trust the Republicans. They’re the party traditionally aligned with big capital; and their...

02.11.2024 9

The Spectator

Daniel Rey

How postal votes could deliver Donald Trump the White House

Watch or attend one of Donald Trump’s rallies, and you may well see something surprising: an electronic billboard encouraging people to vote by...

11.10.2024 1

The Spectator

Daniel Rey

Biden’s legacy is in Harris’s hands

Joe Biden did the honourable thing. It took dire polls and home truths from donors and allies, but the President finally admitted that his...

23.07.2024 1

The Spectator

Daniel Rey