The Ministry of Childhood is working on the reception of 500 migrant girls to take them off the streets of Ceuta

The Ministry of Childhood is working on the reception of 500 migrant girls to take them off the streets of Ceuta

After twenty days sleeping outdoors, protected by neighborhood associations that have filled the gap left by the administrations, the unaccompanied minor migrants who entered Ceuta during the mass crossing are being housed in emergency centers. This is the first phase of a shock plan that the Ministry of Youth and Childhood, led by Sira Rego, says it is working on, which later includes, in weeks or months, a formula for NGOs to develop care in resources on the Peninsula, without the need to transfer guardianship of the adolescents to the autonomous communities. The figure handled by Childhood, although it may vary during the process, is around five hundred minors. From the Ceuta Government, which was caught by surprise by the announcement, they claim not to be aware of the possible transfer.

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This is Rodri, Barcelona's new signing: his personality, his family, and the style he defends

This is Rodri, Barcelona’s new signing: his personality, his family, and the style he defends

Rodrigo Hernández, ‘Rodri’, (Madrid, 1996), does not arrive at Barcelona as just another signing. This was staged by president Joan Laporta raising his fist in the air after dining with the player at the Botafumeiro restaurant in Barcelona after signing the contract that ties him to the club until 2031 following a payment of a maximum of 60 million euros fixed to Manchester City, which could reach 75 in variables. In return, Barcelona gets the 2024 Ballon d’Or winner, and, above all, a piece that fits like a glove in Hansi Flick’s Barça machinery. A humble footballer, raised in a family of professionals, university-educated, without social media, and with a surgeon partner, who has maintained a life away from the noise of football. He will wear the number 16 jersey. These are the reasons for his signing.

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The dismissed former Defense Minister Fédorov challenges Zelenski and calls for elections in Ukraine

The political crisis that erupted a month ago in Ukraine over the dismissal of the popular Defense Minister Mykhailo Fedorov has not yet ended. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky tried on Tuesday to resolve it once and for all by finally appointing the new minister. But hours later Fedorov challenged Zelensky by calling for presidential elections to be held without waiting for the end of the war.

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Bales of cocaine adrift arrive on Catalan beaches

Bales of cocaine adrift arrive on Catalan beaches

It was the beach lifeguards who discovered it. Last Monday the 10th, at the Pescadors beach in Badalona, the rescuers spotted a suspicious package floating a few miles off the coast. It was almost five in the afternoon and both the beach and the water were packed with bathers easing the heat of this infernal August. Later it was confirmed that the doubts of the sea workers were well-founded. It was a one-kilogram package of cocaine adrift that was recovered by the Mossos d’Esquadra.

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Renfe makes Portugal its new bet after the obstacles in France

Renfe makes Portugal its new bet after the obstacles in France

Renfe has already accepted France’s rejection of its growth plans in the country and is now looking to Portugal as a new internationalization bet. The company has started the process to homologate its Talgo trains of series 106 and 107, with an eye on the high-speed corridor being built between Lisbon and Porto, and later on the one that will connect Lisbon and Madrid.

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22% of the population over 60 will be at risk if global warming reaches 1.5 degrees

22% of the population over 60 will be at risk if global warming reaches 1.5 degrees

That extreme heat is one of the leading causes of death related to weather events was already an undeniable scientific fact. Now, a study published in The Lancet Planetary Health once again alerts the scientific community by demonstrating that prolonged high temperatures will affect a broader portion of the population than previously expected. Also outside of the summer months.

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Mourinho explains why Rodri did not sign for Madrid: “He had doubts and he made me have them too”

Mourinho explains why Rodri did not sign for Madrid: “He had doubts and he made me have them too”

The day Real Madrid held the official presentation of Jose Mourinho without press or fans and two months after his arrival, the Portuguese coach, who until then had only commented on his time at the white club on his social networks and the club’s television, gave an interview to the Energy program ‘El Chiringuito’, presented by Josep Pedrerol. Florentino Pérez had already been on their set in May, after the absurd press conference to announce that he was calling elections and for which he was heavily criticized.

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Russia threatens London if it continues sending drones to Kyiv

Russia threatens London if it continues sending drones to Kyiv

The relations between London and Moscow are enormously complex and not exactly friendly (poisonings, persecution of dissidents on British territory, expulsion of spies, disinformation and fake news campaigns, hacks, attempts to destabilize democracy and influence elections, sabotage, attacks on infrastructure, economic sanctions…). But politics is one thing and finance another, and none of that prevents the Russian state and allied oligarchs from using the City without opposition as a giant money laundering machine.

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