The Portuguese caravel begins to spread across the Cantabrian Sea and 'threatens' the summer

The Portuguese caravel begins to spread across the Cantabrian Sea and ‘threatens’ the summer

The mass arrival of Portuguese man o’ war on the Cantabrian coast could become a common occurrence in the coming years. Experts point to a combination of factors such as temperature, wind, and currents due to the respective changes these phenomena are undergoing because of climate change. Faced with a situation that not only poses a risk to swimmers but also to the well-being of these organisms, two scientific studies have set to work to understand the behavior of these animals and predict their movements.

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Ferrari is the only winner in the European motor stock market storm

Ferrari is the only winner in the European motor stock market storm

The recent earnings season in the European engine sector confirms the trend. These are times of suffering, due to internal issues from wrong decisions, halted investments, and the need to cut back, as well as Chinese competition that already accounts for around 10% of the market. With declining results, doubts have long been reflected in the stock market with sharp drops. In the year’s balance sheet, only Ferrari survives, overcoming even the controversy surrounding the launch of its first electric vehicle, the Luce.

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Consumer credit before the holidays reaches a 20-year high

Consumer credit before the holidays reaches a 20-year high

The financial health of Spanish consumers suffers some setbacks when summer arrives. Consumer loans taken out in the months prior to the holiday period have grown strongly this year and have reached their highest level in two decades, only comparable to the times of the real estate bubble. The trend is an indication that a larger part of consumption is sustained by debt, despite the rise in interest rates.

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The double-edged crisis in Ceuta: sick immigrants on the street and free hospital beds

The double-edged crisis in Ceuta: sick immigrants on the street and free hospital beds

If we look at the cold figures, as the Minister of Health, Mónica García, did yesterday, Ceuta is not suffering any healthcare collapse after the latest border assault. The healthcare pressure in the autonomous city has been decreasing since the first day of the mass crossing, when 1,149 people were attended to: last Saturday, 193 were recorded. The University Hospital of Ceuta has expanded its capacity to 212 beds, about half of which are currently empty. There are 101 patients admitted, but the immigrants occupying a bed do not reach thirty.

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The recent failed attack in Leipzig fuels fear of a Russian escalation

The recent failed attack in Leipzig fuels fear of a Russian escalation

What happened at Leipzig-Halle airport on August 5 has acted as a shock to the German security services and their NATO allies. The failed attack by a drone carrying the powerful plastic explosive Semtex against a Ukrainian cargo plane, the huge Antonov AN-124, has been interpreted as a very disturbing qualitative leap, the possible beginning of another dimension of Russia’s hybrid war against Europe, the shift from indirect harassment to direct confrontation.

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