Los Mossos d’Esquadra have arrested three Canadian police officers accused of sexually assaulting a woman inside a taxi in Barcelona. According to RAC1, it happened on Wednesday in the Ciutadella area.
The United States once thought of turning Germany into an agricultural and livestock country, without an industrial pulse, with the aim of preventing its rearmament forever. Eighty years later, the United States is pushing Germany towards rearmament. Henry Morgenthau Jr., a sponsor in the 1940s of a pastoral Germany, would be horrified today.
Faceless women… or rather with their faces hidden by hair, veiled by dresses, or even covered by a still life. The Polish painter Ewa Juszkiewicz presents about twenty unsettling portraits at the Thyssen-Bornemisza National Museum, from this May 26th until next September 6th, that will not leave visitors indifferent.
Cuba wants to end what it calls an “energy siege” and the United States wants the adoption of far-reaching reforms. Havana maintains that there is no ultimatum, but U.S. officials assure that Washington gave a two-week deadline to release relevant political prisoners as a sign of goodwill. The two countries, separated by less than one hundred kilometers of sea and ideological enemies, speak different languages and seem far from any agreement, but they are dialoguing.
Without demonstrations in the streets, avoiding direct criticism of the leader and without questioning the policies of the Kremlin or the military intervention in Ukraine. Russians have let Vladimir Putin know that they are not at all happy with the blocking of the internet and social media, making a video recorded for the Russian president by a popular blogger and TV presenter, Victoria Bonya, who currently lives outside Russia, tremendously viral.
Princess Leonor leaves her military uniform to begin her university stage. Next academic year, she will begin her Political Science studies, which will make her a student at Carlos III University of Madrid, where she will remain for the next four years until she obtains her degree. Zarzuela made public a statement this Monday explaining the heiress’s choice and her study plan.
In the same place where Joan Laporta delivered the final blow to Barça’s 2021 elections, with his famous banner in front of the Bernabéu alongside the slogan “Looking forward to seeing you again,” Florentino Pérez launched an electoral campaign 22 years later. A message to highlight his legacy, with the names of the seven cities where the white team lifted the Champions League under his leadership, and a message for the future: “Much history to make.” The omnipresent “best president in history” won the elections in 2000 and 2004, left a year later, and returned in 2009 after a period during which Ramón Calderón led the club.
That one of the most anticipated literary debuts of the year features a tradwife as the protagonist is not something that should be surprising. For those unfamiliar with the term, this anglicism is an abbreviation of traditional wife, or in other words, traditional housewife, and this is how Natalie Heller Mills, a character in the novel Yesteryear (AdN) by Caro Claire Burke, who has just arrived in bookstores stirring much excitement among readers, refers to herself. It is no wonder, as actress Anne Hathaway, who these days can be seen on the big screen starring in The Devil Wears Prada 2, has purchased the film rights to turn the novel into a movie, playing the role of Natalie herself. She will thus go from being a promising girlboss ready to succeed at Runway magazine, directed by Miranda Priestly (Meryl Streep), to quite the opposite.
An archaeologist based in Torredembarra (Tarragonès), with a company specialized in excavations, now retired, has spent three decades allegedly irregularly appropriating more than 300 pieces from archaeological surveys in which he himself participated. Among the pieces that the Tarragona Urban Guard has been able to recover, in collaboration with the Mossos d’Esquadra and the Tarragona Prosecutor’s Office, are items from the Roman era and a thousand coins from the Peninsular War (19th century), which were minted in Tarragona.
Birth rates continue to decline. Especially among the indigenous community, which decreases while the general population increases due to the arrival of foreigners seeking opportunities or the friendly qualities of our country: good climate, affordable economy, and good connections for…