Ulises

Ulises, known in English as Odysseus, is a legendary Greek hero primarily known from Homer's epic poem, *The Odyssey*. He is newsworthy due to recent articles referencing his mythical connection to geographical locations and his enduring presence in artistic interpretations. One article mentions Gozo, the second largest island of Malta, claiming Ulises (Odysseus) supposedly arrived there and spent years in a cave captivated by Calypso. While the cave is now closed to the public, the island's natural landscapes continue to attract tourists. Another article discusses a comic adaptation of Cavafy's poem 'Ithaca,' featuring a character embarking on a journey reminiscent of Ulises's return home. Ulises's story remains relevant as a timeless archetype of a long and arduous journey, inspiring artistic works and shaping cultural perceptions of travel and homecoming.