Joan Laporta has made a strong entrance at the World Cup. The Barça president landed in Dallas this Sunday, invited by the RFEF to watch the semifinal between Spain and France, stating that he comes “to support the Spanish national team.”
The Central Electoral Board (JEC) demanded this Thursday to strengthen controls over the assignment of the electoral municipality of Spaniards naturalized under the so-called ‘grandchildren law’ and ordered the preparation of an instruction that unifies the criteria used by the consulates to decide the district in which they are registered.
The sale of buildings is complex, whether from a single owner or multiple owners, as it presents different scenarios that advise making these types of decisions with prior expert advice.
From filling New York’s Ed Sullivan Theater for 11 years with his The Late Show after replacing the icon David Letterman to hosting Only in Monroe, a program on Michigan’s public access community television, along with guests like Jeff Daniels, Steve Buscemi, or Eminem and with Jack White as volunteer musical director.
A typical day on a highway on the outskirts of a city. Traffic intensifies and, suddenly, a car slows down until it stops on the shoulder. The driver turns off the engine, activates the emergency lights, and looks around. Then, he reacts as millions of people would in this same situation: he takes out his phone and calls for assistance. So far, nothing new. What has changed is what happens next.
There are matches that smell of history, that exude rivalry, that are destined to become myths and that will be forever embedded in individual and collective memory. Today’s England-Argentina semifinal in Atlanta is not just another match. Neither for one side nor the other because it directly appeals to their identity. For both, it is the challenge of the great symbol. For the Albiceleste, facing the English refers to avenging national and nationalist wounds, and that is how they sing it – fans and players, by the way. For the Three Lions, the memory of what happened in 1986 at the Azteca is an affront, because of the cheating on the first goal, because of the humiliation of the second.
Pedro Sánchez has requested a meeting with Giorgia Meloni on the occasion of her visit to Rome next week. The prime minister, according to La Vanguardia from sources within the Italian Government, has accepted the proposal for a meeting at the Palazzo Chigi, the seat of the Executive, but for the moment the schedules do not quite align. The contacts, these same sources explain, are ongoing.
The extraordinary regularization of immigrants will help alleviate the problem of vacancies in the hospitality sector this summer. This is one of the conclusions presented by Asempleo, the employers’ association representing temporary employment companies, in the presentation of its hiring forecasts for the coming months.
No one would have said, a priori, that the tenor Benjamin Bernheim – pure technique, exquisite phrasing, and perfect diction – and the soprano Ermonela Yaho – all passion and vibrato – would form a colossal operatic duo. But this was proven on Friday at the opening night of the 40th edition of the Peralada Festival, an event that makes real the popular saying that 40 is the new 30, as it maintains its essence with youthful dynamism and improves with age.
The predictable rejection in the Congress of Deputies of the decree containing the extraordinary extension of rental contracts (Junts plans to vote against and the PNV has confirmed it will abstain), which the Government approved a month ago, opens a scenario of legal insecurity that pits tenants and landlords against each other. All experts consulted agree that a wave of complaints could begin (the UGT union speaks of an “avalanche”) from tenants who see their landlord unwilling to extend the terms of their current contract. The scenario, from a legal point of view, is unprecedented.