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The Ronda de Dalt begins to culminate the covering of the second phase in Vall d'Hebron

The Ronda de Dalt begins to culminate the covering of the second phase in Vall d’Hebron

Alen Craig03 mins

The 340-meter covering of the Ronda de Dalt in Vall d’Hebron is starting to take shape two years after the works began. If last summer the central wall was erected, now it’s the turn of the slab that will hide this road scar between Vallcarca avenue and Vall d’Hebron institute. Although there is still a lot of work ahead, drivers passing underneath and residents seeing it from above will already appreciate how the six open-air lanes progressively turn into a tunnel.

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All open fronts in the indefinite strike of Valencian public education

All open fronts in the indefinite strike of Valencian public education

Alen Craig06 mins

How are Valencian teachers? Will there be any progress? When will the strike end? The questions pile up in concentrations, protests, at the school gates, among families… The indefinite education strike that has been shaking public education in the Valencian Community since May 11 -yesterday with a 5.29% follow-up, according to Education- soaks everything, dyes everything green but, for now, with no solution in sight.

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Disagreement blocks 9.1 billion in aid to reduce CO2 in transport and housing

Disagreement blocks 9.1 billion in aid to reduce CO2 in transport and housing

Alen Craig08 mins

The President of the Government, Pedro Sánchez, made a passionate defense of the “just” energy transition this Monday and announced the Government’s willingness to allocate 9.1 billion euros to reducing CO2 emissions with social aid in transport and housing, according to the proposal of the Social Plan for the Climate launched by the Government. The proposal of this social plan was presented in Madrid at an event where he was accompanied by the ministers for Ecological Transition, Sara Aagesen; Transport, Óscar Puente; and Housing, Isabel Rodríguez.

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Two defendants in the alleged Innova corruption scheme admit crimes and reach a deal with the Prosecutor's Office

Two defendants in the alleged Innova corruption scheme admit crimes and reach a deal with the Prosecutor’s Office

Alen Craig05 mins

Unexpected turn at the start this Monday of the long-awaited trial for the alleged corruption scheme surrounding the payment of invoices during the projection and construction of the new Hospital Universitari Sant Joan de Reus (Baix Camp), after fifteen years of judicial investigation. Two of the main accused, Josep Prat, then general director of the municipal holding Innova de Reus and former president of the Institut Català de la Salut (ICS), and the architect Jorge Batesteza have reached a plea agreement with the Prosecutor’s Office after admitting to the crimes of prevarication, embezzlement of public funds, and document falsification, according to the defense lawyer of Josep Prat who reported this on the first day of the trial.

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A New York judge releases Epstein's alleged suicide note

A New York judge releases Epstein’s alleged suicide note

Alen Craig04 mins

A federal judge in New York has ordered this Wednesday to publish a suicide note allegedly written by the pedophile Jeffrey Epstein and found by his cellmate in the cell where he died under federal custody in 2019, while awaiting trial for sex trafficking offenses. The evidence has remained under seal since then, alongside the emergence of multiple theories about the veracity of his suicide.

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Josep Sánchez Llibre: “To have an opinion on productivity, you have to step into the company”

Josep Sánchez Llibre: “To have an opinion on productivity, you have to step into the company”

Alen Craig06 mins

Josep Sánchez Llibre (Vilassar de Mar, 1949) begins his third term at the head of the employers’ association Foment del Treball focused on reducing taxation, absenteeism, and improving investment in infrastructure. And he does so just as a harsh critique by a group of prestigious economists about the economic development model of Catalonia and, specifically, the type of companies and employment created in recent years has been published. The president of Foment disputes their diagnosis.

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The economy grows by 0.6% in the first quarter thanks to household consumption

The economy grows by 0.6% in the first quarter thanks to household consumption

Alen Craig03 mins

Household consumption has driven the economy in the first quarter of the year, allowing GDP growth of 0.6%, which represents a moderation compared to the pace at which activity closed in 2025, although more limited than expected. Where analysts pointed to a GDP increase of four or five tenths, it has finally been six, according to data published this morning by the INE. Therefore, it remains below the 0.8% growth of the last quarter of last year.

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