An earthquake of magnitude 7.4 shook Colombia this Monday, according to the Euro-Mediterranean Seismological Center (EMSC). The earthquake has caused material damage and injuries in the city of Quibdó, the closest capital to the epicenter, a government official told Reuters.
“It is a scam, we do not charge for promoting books,” says Adrián Díaz, founder of Ciervo Blanco, a non-profit association that organizes book clubs. This was his response to my question about the email I received, signed by “Tatiana. Director and Super Organizer. Ciervo Blanco Literary Gathering. Madrid, Spain,” in which she offered her services for 195 euros. “The real Tatiana works with us,” Díaz comments, “but she is not the one who wrote to you, I suppose her name is not Tatiana, she has also used my name and those of other people in the association, she takes them from Meetup and our website, I think she is in India, although of course I don’t know if it is a woman or a man, or several people.”
The President of the United States, Donald Trump, will remain “patient” to reach an agreement with Iran that consolidates the fragile truce in place since April, but he does not rule out military pressure to achieve it. This was stated this Saturday by his Secretary of Defense, Pete Hegseth, who assured that the White House will continue negotiating to achieve a pact that prevents Tehran from accessing the nuclear weapon, while warning that Washington retains full capacity to strike again if the talks fail.
The event faces its final week with three essential names on the agenda of any music lover. María Becerra, Rubén Blades, and Morrissey headline a luxurious closing that consolidates the festival as one of the great cultural offerings of the summer in Barcelona.
If it is true, as I insist until I bore myself, that football is the great religion of the world, then FIFA is its Vatican, and Gianni Infantino, the Pope. He, whose official title is president of FIFA, seemed to believe he was infallible. The problem is that his followers…
It all started with some audio files that were contained in one of Koldo García’s phones. The trial being held in the Supreme Court against former minister José Luis Ábalos, his advisor Koldo García, and the commissioner Víctor de Aldama saw a monumental dispute this afternoon between Koldo’s lawyer and the prosecutor of the case over those recordings.
Madrid woke up with churros and the buzzing of Formula 3 engines already at 10 in the morning. An unfamiliar noise coming from the East of the city, from Ifema, the fairground, where a colossal red and yellow flag, 420 square meters of fabric in the wind, marks the place: Madring, the place to be.
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
Going on vacation in August if you are the British Prime Minister carries considerable risk if one pays attention to precedents, and one must be prepared to interrupt or cancel them at the slightest sign of trouble. Keir Starmer – who was a bit unlucky, to be fair – had to give up his plans in 2024, shortly after winning the elections, due to the riots sparked across the country by the murder of some girls in Southport, and last year he was forced to cut them short to meet with Donald Trump in Scotland and talk about Ukraine.
Finally, the day has come. After wanting to sign for so long. After so many times I had been told what Sant Jordi would be like. After so many days in which I had walked in previous editions as a reader… Today I found myself sitting in front of