Antena 3 will not be able to broadcast the famous Rosco from Pasapalabra. The Supreme Court has confirmed in a ruling issued on April 30, which was made public this morning, that El Rosco belongs to MC&F. The High Court confirms a previous ruling by the Provincial Court of Barcelona and thus puts an end to a long procedure.
FC Barcelona celebrated, on the night of this past Wednesday, their great season with a party at the Casanova Beach Club in Castelldefels. An event that brought together many people at the doors of the venue who wanted to greet the team’s footballers, the vast majority accompanied by their partners.
Radio Caroline, a local radio station in southeast England, apologized this Wednesday after mistakenly broadcasting the death of monarch Charles III, attributing the incident to a computer error. “The ‘Monarch’ protocol, which all British radio stations have prepared in the hope of never having to use it, was mistakenly activated on Tuesday afternoon, erroneously announcing the death of His Majesty the King,” wrote Peter Moore, the station’s director, on Facebook.
Bad Bunny has been seen walking through downtown Barcelona in recent hours in an appearance that quickly caught the attention of passersby despite the singer’s desire to go unnoticed. The Puerto Rican artist was captured leaving a hotel located on Passeig de Gràcia, the Mandarin Oriental, a well-known luxury accommodation chosen by many personalities when they visit the Catalan capital.
She no longer has her mother-in-law as a neighbor nor problems with the tax authorities. On the contrary, the tax authorities have a big problem with her, not to mention her ex-mother-in-law… Shakira has completely risen from her ashes. She faced all her problems, which came at the same time, and has come out victorious…
Argentina has been holding the second trial for the death of Diego Armando Maradona since April 14, the same trial that was declared null last year following the scandal involving former judge Julieta Makintach, who was found participating in a documentary about the case while presiding over the court. Now, judges Alberto Gaig, Alberto Ortolani, and Pablo Rolón of the Oral Criminal Court No. 7 of San Isidro are conducting a process that has already had ten hearings without institutional upheavals, though not without drama. The defenses have gained prominence in this new trial since prosecutors Cosme Iribarren and Patricio Ferrari revealed much of their strategy in the annulled trial and have lost the element of surprise. Overall, the emerging picture from the courtroom is that of a man abandoned to his fate by those who had the obligation to care for him.
The health condition of Tita Cervera has been on everyone’s lips since she had to be urgently admitted to the Teknon clinic in Barcelona. The Baroness Thyssen had to be transported by helicopter due to a severe pneumonia that had affected her more than expected. Given the seriousness of the matter, her three children did not hesitate to come from different parts of the country to be by her side, showing that in difficult times the family knows how to stay united, despite past troubles.
The singer Shakira has achieved an important legal victory against the Spanish Tax Agency after more than eight years of legal battle. The National Court has ruled in favor of the artist and has ordered the refund of 60 million euros, in addition to the generated interest and the costs of the procedure. This closes one of the most high-profile tax cases of recent years.
Shakira has won her latest battle against the Tax Agency after eight years of litigation. The National Court has ruled in her favor in the case opened regarding the 2011 fiscal year and orders the Tax Agency to return 60 million euros to her. The Tax Agency considered that the Colombian artist had spent the legally required time in Spain —183 days—, which obligated her to pay taxes on her earnings in the country.
The National Day of Norway has left a bittersweet image this year for the royal family. While the traditional May 17 celebrations were taking place in Oslo, Princess Ingrid Alexandra commemorated the date more than 15,000 kilometers from home, from Australia, where she is currently pursuing her university studies. Her message from Sydney, broadcast by the Norwegian Royal House, quickly became one of the most talked-about moments of the day.