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A court in Toulouse has sentenced two passengers on a Ryanair flight to pay a fine of 10,000 euros for the brawl they caused on the journey between London and Ibiza. The altercation was of such magnitude that the plane had to divert to land at Toulouse airport, where the two passengers were forced to disembark from the aircraft. The court also sentences each of them to 10 months in prison, although they will not go to jail as the execution has been suspended.

The Valencian oceanographer Aitana Forcén-Vázquez is one of the fourteen Spanish people traveling on the cruise ship where a possible hantavirus outbreak has been declared, which has caused three deaths during its journey through the South Atlantic, according to sources close to her confirmed to EFE.

The National Police arrested a 26-year-old man this Monday in Valencia as the alleged perpetrator of a homicide, after allegedly fatally stabbing another man. Police sources explained that the events occurred around 2:00 p.m. when officers responded, after receiving a call, to a commercial establishment located in the Russafa district, where a man had suffered an attack with a bladed weapon, causing his death.

If on the day of his inauguration as mayor Jaume Collboni had been told that his first three years in office would be politically smooth, he would not have believed it. Especially because his election was so tense with suspense until the last minute. Despite having

The phenomenon of Latin gangs in Barcelona and its metropolitan area, or simply youth gangs, because it is true that today’s gangs have become more multicultural, has gone from being residual to becoming a growing problem. After a few years, between 2014 and 2023, that did not represent any risk, these groups are back under the spotlight of the Mossos d’Esquadra police officials, who are finalizing a specific plan led by the general information commissariat to address the issue.

The mysterious disappearance in mid-March of Jesús Tavira made headlines due to its connection with the most high-profile criminal case Alicante has experienced in recent decades: the unsolved murder of Maria del Carmen Martínez, widow of the former president of the Caja de Ahorros del Mediterráneo, Vicente Sala. The discovery of the businessman’s body, stabbed multiple times and buried in a modest house on the rural outskirts of Alicante, no matter how sordid and gruesome the crime, would not have drawn so many cameras and so much public speculation without the link that connected Tavira to another murder committed almost ten years ago that remains unsolved, that of the matriarch of a wealthy family embroiled in inheritance disputes.

Four people, two of them minors, died by drowning yesterday Saturday at Aigua Morta beach, in the municipality of Oliva, reports Levante and has been confirmed by the Information and Emergency Coordination Center (CICU). The deceased minors were 11 and 14 years old. The deceased adults are a 52-year-old woman and a man whose age has not been determined.

The Mossos d’Esquadra have arrested a minor as the alleged perpetrator of a violent death by stabbing that occurred last night in the Ciutat Vella district of Barcelona.

For months, it has been necessary to plan a visit to the Sagrada Família well in advance. Tickets to tour the interior of the basilica are sold out twenty days in advance on the official website and, beyond that, you have to adapt to the available schedules. The completion of the Jesus tower and the announcement of the Pope’s visit to bless it on June 10 have multiplied the interest in the tallest church in the world.

Hundreds of people gathered this Saturday in front of the European Commission headquarters in Barcelona to demand the release of the two activists from the Global Sumud Flotilla arrested by Israel, the Palestinian-Spanish Saif Abukeshek and the Brazilian Thiago Ávila.