The fever for developing renewable energy projects in Spain, especially photovoltaic ones, is not only cooling down but also threatens to bring about a complicated financial pneumonia for those investments that were financed with revenue forecasts higher than what the market currently allows.
Wildberries had to evacuate 800 people from a logistics center in Yekaterinburg on the morning of this Friday due to a new attack by Ukrainian drones, which ended up causing a fire in the plant. This is the warehouse farthest from the border (1,800 kilometers) since Kyiv began striking the facilities of the largest Russian e-commerce company in mid-July.
The Government has accepted the requests for appearances of four ministers in Congress for the end of August – between August 25 and 28 – and, shortly after, the PP has responded by summoning three of those Government members to give explanations about the crisis triggered in Ceuta starting August 12. Alberto Núñez Feijóo’s party has also been requesting since July 31 that Pedro Sánchez appear to answer deputies’ questions about the entry of more than 70,000 immigrants from Morocco into Ceuta.
An armed teenager opened fire at a high school in Thailand on Friday morning, causing the death of three teachers and three students before committing suicide. Fifteen other people were injured as a result of the shooting, which started at ten in the morning and lasted for several minutes at the Debsirin Institute in Nonthaburi, a municipality adjacent to Bangkok, on the other side of the Chao Phraya River.
The neighbors of a building on Muntaner Street at the height of Mallorca Street are asking the Barcelona City Council to facilitate as soon as possible the eviction of a home taken over by people with serious drug problems who are making their lives miserable. If the City Council takes action, the recovery of this property could easily be delayed by a year and a half. If the local administration does not take the initiative and the possible heirs of this apartment do not assume any responsibility, the eviction could become even more complicated.
The months of March and April were a time of great unrest for the Spanish Government, which feared that the PISA Report, the most important education tests in the world, would be affected by an incident that occurred in Catalonia, a student exemption rate almost five times higher than allowed.
Exactly 30 years ago today, more than 600 vacationers were enjoying their holidays at the Las Nieves campsite in Biescas, Huesca. In the mid-afternoon, the sky turned black, and the first drops invited people to seek shelter in tents and caravans. The rain intensified, but not as much as at the head of the Pyrenean Arás ravine, where up to 200 liters per square meter fell in one hour, with a peak of 500 in eight minutes. The torrent dragged stones, logs, and mud, destroyed bridges and dams of the artificial channel, and overflowed to sweep away the tourist complex, located on the alluvial fan of the ravine. 87 people died, 183 were injured, and it took almost a year to recover all the bodies.
Past 1:00 a.m. on Thursday, in the early morning and still with emotions running high after the six medals at the European Championships in Paris (one gold), Iris Tió (Barcelona, 23 years old) led the Spanish delegation at El Prat. Smiling, proud, she spoke to the media and went with her grandmother to her home in Barcelona, a haven of peace where she can see the entire city. Time to sleep. She neither opened her phone nor responded to messages on her social networks. She had breakfast with her grandmother and got to work with the interviews to explain in words what she achieved with her dances in the pool of Saint-Denis, another unforgettable memory for her already extensive career.
President Donald Trump expands his Donroe doctrine. His new strategy involves the complicity and cover of allied countries in the American continent to justify interventions in other nations of that territory under the pretext of “increasing operational effectiveness against threats that undermine regional security and affect the United States.”
France, which will hold its presidential elections in eight months, is a priority target of Vladimir Putin’s destabilizing campaign against the European Union. In case there was still any doubt, three candidates for the Élysée – former prime ministers Édouard Philippe and Gabriel Attal, as well as MEP Raphaël Glucksmann, an ally of the socialists – have recently been victims of disinformation operations, attributed to networks linked to the Kremlin, with defamatory fake news.