Àlex Márquez will undergo surgery this Sunday after his brutal accident at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya, after he was thrown through the air in the Catalunya GP race.
Five people died and 41 others are still being searched for this Sunday in Indonesia after a fire broke out on a ferry with more than 200 passengers in the middle of the sea in the East Java province, about 700 kilometers east of Jakarta, authorities from the archipelago reported.
The trial for the so-called mask case will be ready for judgment this Wednesday, barring any last-minute changes. The three defendants, led by former minister José Luis Ábalos, have given their respective explanations, some more accurate than others. These, along with more than 70 witness and documentary pieces of evidence, will be the entire set of evidence that the seven judges will begin to evaluate from Thursday to reach a verdict of conviction or acquittal. The nature of the court is to try to issue a sentence as quickly as possible to avoid unnecessary speculation, so the decision is already expected to be known before the summer holidays.
The institutional clash between the Executive and the Judiciary had a new chapter today following the agreement of the Government Chamber of the National Court, which unanimously decided to defend Judge María Tardón, responsible for studying a complaint about the massive entry of migrants into Ceuta at the end of July.
The President of the United States, Donald Trump, has once again made an impromptu shift in his strategy in the restarted war with Iran. After announcing on Monday the imposition of a 20% tariff for ships crossing the Strait of Hormuz, in exchange for security from Washington, he announced this Tuesday through Truth Social that he is abandoning that idea. “After highly productive talks with Middle Eastern leaders, I have decided to replace the 20% reimbursement tariff for the U.S. with trade and investment agreements that the various Gulf States will make in the U.S.,” the president explained.
The French-Swedish model agent Daniel Siad, identified as a recruiter of young people for the network of convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, was found dead on Monday night at his home in Colombes, on the outskirts of Paris, the Nanterre prosecutor’s office confirmed this Wednesday.
In Figueres and in many sectors of the citizenry, there is a feeling that Kimberli’s death could have been avoided. The woman was stabbed to death this Tuesday at the hands of her ex-partner, a man who had been convicted only 24 hours earlier for abuse and against whom a restraining order was in place, which he violated twice in one day with the outcome that is already known.
Six people have died and 30 have been injured this Sunday when a bus and a camper collided on a state road in the province of Rieti (Lazio region, in central Italy), in an accident involving three other vehicles, local media report.
It may not be easy to put yourself in Tim Cook’s shoes, replacing at the helm of the Apple empire the man who has managed to turn the group into a true technological giant and an iconic global brand. But some incentives help a lot to get through the tough time. John Ternus,…
Apple announced on Monday the appointment of John Ternus, senior vice president of Hardware Engineering, as its next chief executive officer. Ternus, with a long career in the hardware sector, will lead the company after Tim Cook’s departure scheduled for September, as the iPhone manufacturer prepares for an industry transformation driven by artificial intelligence.
