Yazmina Martínez García

Jun 12, 2024 | blogarama.com | Yazmina Martínez García

By Yazmina García, BBC Information Digital Particular Initiatives WorkforceValerie Stacey has been residing in Madrid for greater than 40 yearsRound two million British residents who’ve been residing overseas for greater than 15 years can now vote in UK common elections, following a rule change by the Conservative authorities. BBC Information requested 4 expats if they may forged their ballots.

Jun 11, 2024 | bbc.com | Yazmina Martínez García

‘I’m voting in the general election after 40 years abroad’By Yazmina García, BBC News Digital Special Projects TeamhandoutValerie Stacey has been living in Madrid for more than 40 yearsAround two million British citizens who have been living abroad for more than 15 years can now vote in UK general elections, following a rule change by the Conservative government. BBC News asked four expats if they will cast their ballots.

May 13, 2023 | news.nestia.com | Yazmina Martínez García

This video can not be playedTo play this video you need to enable JavaScript in your browser. Media caption, WATCH: All the times Eurovision's presenters stole the show By Yazmina García BBC News The grand final of the Eurovision Song Contest has concluded in Liverpool, where acts from 26 countries competed to win the crystal microphone. Sweden's Loreen won with her pop anthem Tattoo, but throughout the competition, fans were treated to a visual and musical feast.

May 13, 2023 | bbc.co.uk | Yazmina Martínez García

By Yazmina GarcíaBBC NewsThe grand final of the Eurovision Song Contest has concluded in Liverpool, where acts from 26 countries competed to win the crystal microphone. Sweden's Loreen won with her pop anthem Tattoo, but throughout the competition, fans were treated to a visual and musical feast. From a surprise musical appearance by the Princess of Wales to neon green bolero jackets, here's a recap of some of the contest's most memorable moments.

May 9, 2023 | bbc.co.uk | Yazmina Martínez García

By Yazmina GarcíaBBC NewsMore than 500 volunteers will welcome guests and scan tickets at the Eurovision song contest in Liverpool this week. Many are from Ukraine and here they explain why they're excited about the event and want to help out in the city hosting it on their home country's behalf. 'Even if there's war in our country, we're still living'Olekssandra fled Ukraine and the Russian invasion a year ago and found a host family in Cambridge.