Barça makes the signing of Rodri official and the Spanish midfielder becomes one of the main protagonists of the blaugrana market. Follow all the latest transfer news live, the first reactions, and all the details of his arrival at the culé team.
The European Commission makes it clear that EU law supports the return of all migrants who crossed the fence in Ceuta at the end of July, including unaccompanied minors. This was emphasized by its Interior spokesperson, Markus Lammert, who recalled that EU law does provide for their return and assured that the priority of the European Commission is for the Moroccan authorities to “maintain control of the situation and ensure the rapid return of all persons who remain irregularly” in the autonomous city.
OpenAI has launched ChatGPT for teenagers today, a version of its artificial intelligence chatbot that contains stronger safety measures, “including features that encourage healthy use and additional controls for parents.” It is a version of the popular AI that has been “designed to help teenagers learn, think critically, deepen their understanding, and use AI with confidence,” the company explained on its blog. The system will not work in the European Union for the time being.
Granada has shaken again. Another intense earthquake, measuring 4.8 in magnitude, shook the Andalusian province this Tuesday, three days after a similar tremor that caused material damage and panic among its inhabitants. The new seismic event, accompanied by several aftershocks, with its epicenter in the municipality of Gójar, has caused cracks and falling cornices, debris, and facade elements, as well as three injuries, according to the emergency services report. The tremor has been felt in municipalities of Málaga, Córdoba, Jaén, and Almería. Also, much more lightly, in cities such as Ciudad Real, Puertollano, Albacete, or Madrid, according to information provided by the National Geographic Institute.
The Paris prosecutor’s office has opened an investigation into alleged Russian interference, through fake news spread on social media, to harm two candidates for the Élysée, former prime ministers Édouard Philippe and Gabriel Attal.
Donald Trump posted this Tuesday on his Truth Social network a map in which the Strait of Hormuz appears described as “new U.S. territory,” thus resuming an idea he had already expressed in recent days. The president spoke for the first time of “U.S. territory” to refer to this strategic commercial artery last week, during a rally and in a tone that made it seem like a joke.
The National Police have rescued a baby in Seville from inside a vehicle parked on a street in the capital, which was completely locked, with the door locks activated and one of the windows partially open, subsequently proceeding to the arrest of the parents for their alleged involvement in a crime of child abandonment.
In Isla Cristina, these days people should be talking about the traditional festival of the Virgen del Mar, but that is not the case. Since Sunday, when the triple murder occurred, many conversations revolve around the few details that have emerged about the shooting, an investigation that remains under judicial secrecy but whose main hypothesis is that it is a settling of scores between two families involved in drug trafficking. The conflict between the two clans dates back to 2024, when a man was shot dead in the Torrejón neighborhood, in Huelva city, and two other people were injured. The alleged perpetrator, nicknamed Baba, was later arrested in Gijón.
He is the name on everyone’s lips at Atlético de Madrid since he declared in the middle of the World Cup that the best option was a transfer and that he wanted to “fulfill his dream.” He is Julián Álvarez, who has had to return to the club and train without any news about his market. On the eve of the league debut of the Colchoneros against Málaga (Wednesday, 21:00), Diego Simeone has spoken about the Argentine.
The judge of the National Court Santiago Pedraz has ordered this morning a new dump of the mobile phone of Juanma Serrano, former chief of staff of Pedro Sánchez and former president of Correos. Serrano is under investigation in the so-called Leire case, referring to Leire Díez, known as the plumber of the PSOE, which is being investigated for alleged crimes of fraud, document falsification, embezzlement, influence peddling, and malfeasance.
