Spain suspends Schengen with Italy after Meloni rejects Sánchez's ultimatum

Spain suspends Schengen with Italy after Meloni rejects Sánchez’s ultimatum

The Government of Pedro Sánchez makes a move. After Italy rejected the Spanish ultimatum regarding controls at its borders for Spanish citizens – in response to the Ceuta crisis, during which more than 72,000 immigrants entered irregularly a week ago – the Executive will respond in kind. From midnight tonight, Spain will establish controls at the borders of ports and airports for movements coming from the Italian Republic. In Moncloa, they say it is due to the “persistent irregular migratory pressure suffered by the transalpine country.”

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Barça and City negotiate the signing of Rodri in good spirits

Barça and City negotiate the signing of Rodri in good spirits

Barça wants to close the signing of Rodri as soon as possible. In the offices of Camp Nou, they are aware of the strategic importance of bringing in the MVP of the last World Cup, leader of Manchester City for the past seven years, which is why the Barça sports management, led by Deco, began negotiations with Manchester City yesterday. There is no time to lose in trying to reach an agreement after the player stood up Real Madrid and firmly chose the Barça club.

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Adif installs sensors in Trinitat Vella to monitor construction vibrations

Adif installs sensors in Trinitat Vella to monitor construction vibrations

The technicians from the Railway Infrastructure Manager (Adif) will install topographic sensors in the apartment blocks of Trinitat Vella that experienced strong vibrations in the early hours of Thursday due to work related to the Montcada undergrounding project. In this way, the project managers will be able to monitor from now on the possible movements that may occur in the homes on Pare Pérez del Pulgar street, which are in a very precarious state and awaiting relocation to much more dignified new public housing.

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Washington blames the Government for the "invasion" of tens of thousands of migrants in Ceuta

Washington blames the Government for the “invasion” of tens of thousands of migrants in Ceuta

“The invasion of tens of thousands of migrants into Ceuta is a direct consequence of the shameful refusal of the Spanish Government to defend its sovereignty, secure its borders, and protect its population,” stated a message yesterday from the X account of the United States Department of State, regarding the massive and irregular entry of immigrants into the Spanish autonomous city on July 30.

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Barça and Madrid play another match in the market

Barça and Madrid play another match in the market

When both teams face each other on the field, tension and excitement overflow, but the final whistle never means the end of the endless match that Barça and Real Madrid play at the highest level in all football sectors. The two giants also fight in the economic and social spheres, as well as recently in the judicial one, with the ultimate goal of succeeding in the sporting field. The transfer market, more intertwined than ever between the two, is the latest example of their eternal battle. Blaugranas and whites have been eyeing each other all summer, asking, raising prices, and even sabotaging operations of their fierce rival, such as the case of Rodri, who is heading to Camp Nou.

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Meloni rejects removing border controls as Sánchez demands

Meloni rejects removing border controls as Sánchez demands

The Government of Giorgia Meloni has rejected this afternoon Pedro Sánchez’s demand to remove border controls with Spain that Italy reintroduced on August 1 due to the massive and irregular entry of immigrants in Ceuta on July 30. In a note from the Chigi Palace, the Italian Executive assures that Italy “does not accept ultimatums or impositions from abroad” on matters of national security.

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