The 35-kilogram walnut wood cross that a young Frenchman placed on the summit of Aneto on May 9, following the disappearance in April of the original aluminum piece that was located at the top in 1951, has been vandalized.
Called by all the unions of Valencian Education, including those close to the PP, and supported by federations of families of students, thousands of people, shouting “councilor resignation,” have joined a large demonstration to demand salary, labor, and working condition improvements for a group that has been on indefinite strike for eleven days. In the previous demonstration, held on Friday, May 15, more than 35,000 people took to the streets, according to data from the Government Delegation, making it the most significant public mobilization since those called due to the effects of the dana tragedy.
The word “empowerment” made no sense but there was Rosa Esteva to exercise it in 80s Barcelona at the head of her Mordisco, the first of the 26 restaurants of the Tragaluz Group. On Thursday, Barcelona paid tribute to the person and her vision in a Saló de…
The Minister of Health of the Valencian Generalitat, Marciano Gómez, has filed a complaint before the Supreme Court against the Minister of Science, Innovation and Universities and Secretary General of the PSPV, Diana Morant, for accusing him at an event of “profiting from the privatization of public health,” according to sources familiar with the decision who have confirmed to Europa Press.
This is one of those municipal projects that generate a certain sense of déjà vu in anyone who follows urban planning information in Barcelona with some interest. The City Council announced this Thursday the awarding of the Landskrona project in the ideas competition to define the Magòria complex, in Sants-Montjuïc, on the mountain side bank of Gran Via. The works, which include sports facilities, a new garden, and the underground work and cleaning center of Parc i Jardins, should start in January 2028. The fact is that something similar happened in the previous decade, with the expectation of being able to cut the ribbon in 2022.
The Mossos d’Esquadra have arrested the alleged investor of Lleida CF, who had an order from the Provincial Court of Barcelona, and whom the club has also reported for alleged fraud and document forgery, according to sources from the Catalan police.
About 4,000 municipal police officers and a thousand health personnel will be deployed during Pope Leo XIV’s visit to Madrid from June 6 to 9, as detailed by the mayor, José Luis Martínez-Almeida, at the press conference following the Government Board meeting, supported by the deputy mayor, Inma Sanz, and the delegate for Urban Planning, Environment, and Mobility, Borja Carabante. In addition to these personnel, the capital will have the support of the National Police and other police forces from the central Government, meaning the City Council will have to work hand in hand with the Government Delegation, despite political disagreements, to ensure security during those days of the Pontiff’s visit.
More than a hundred management teams from 300 educational centers in the Valencian Community have submitted their resignation this Thursday at the Corts Valencianes, where President Juanfran Pérez Llorca addressed the teachers’ demands at the end of the morning. The head of the Consell held a conversation with representatives of the school management and families, assuring them that there is a willingness to reach “an understanding” and that “there is no ultimatum for dialogue.” Furthermore, he emphasized that he has financially quantified the proposal for improvements that the Ministry of Education has made to the unions calling the indefinite strike and committed that “if it is signed, it will be fulfilled.”
The indefinite strike in Valencian public education experienced a new day of political pressure and mobilization this Thursday at the doors of Les Corts Valencianes. Hundreds of teachers gathered from early morning near the regional parliament to demand that the Generalitat reopen negotiations and reach an agreement to end the conflict, which is now entering its ninth consecutive day.
Collserola will reopen, but it will not be immediate or in the short term. The Deputy Mayor of Security, Albert Batlle, announced this Thursday that the restrictions imposed after the first case of African swine fever was reported in November last year will remain “in effect during the summer months as a general rule.” The PSC councilor empathized with the users of the natural park but reminded that there is a lot at stake – “the economy of a country,” he said – and urged to follow the rules and comply with the prohibition.
