The former Black professor at the University of Cambridge Jason Arday, at the center of a high-profile plagiarism scandal marked by accusations of racism, was found dead on Friday. His family has been denouncing a “campaign of harassment” against him for weeks.
The Ministry of Defense has ordered the suspension of all leave for military personnel deployed in Ceuta following the crisis triggered in the autonomous city as a result of the irregular entry of 72,000 immigrants from Morocco in just 48 hours, according to sources from the Ministry of Defense. The General Command of Ceuta is taking this step, which requires the military to remain fully available in the coming days, in order to have maximum operational capacity in the face of the risk of a new mass crossing, which is being called for on social media for next Saturday, August 15.
With the war in Ukraine bogged down and growing internal problems, Vladimir Putin is suffering serious setbacks on the international stage, from the U.S. harassment of his allies – Iran, Venezuela, Cuba – to his military retreat in Africa.
The former Catalan footballer Joan Capdevila, who was crowned World Champion with the Spanish national team in South Africa 2010, has asked for help on social media after being denied entry to the United States to watch the World Cup final that Spain and Argentina will play on Sunday.
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Russia accused Ukraine on Monday of deliberately launching its drones against civilians after a Ukrainian attack killed at least seven people in Gelendzhik, a holiday area in the Krasnodar region on the Black Sea coast. Four of the victims died on the Arkhipo-Osipovka beach when a drone shot down by Russian air defenses fell.
Wherever anyone has gone in the United States, Flock knows it.
The Fiscal and Financial Policy Council approved this Friday the proposal to reform the regional financing model that would provide 21 billion more in resources to fund public services in the common regime communities. In the final vote, the Ministry of Finance received support from the councillors of Catalonia and the Canary Islands. It should be remembered that the framework of the reform is based on the investiture pact of the PSC with ERC to invest Salvador Illa as president of the Generalitat. All the PP communities voted against it, precisely using that argument, that it is a measure previously agreed with an independentist party and, therefore, lacks consensus. Castilla-La Mancha and Asturias, governed by the PSOE, also voted against it. 87% of the autonomous communities oppose the Government’s proposal.
Vox, with its national priority, is advancing its narrative, but is awaiting the Andalusian result and event.
The Ministry of the Interior has raised on Tuesday to 2,168 the number of unaccompanied migrant minors registered in Ceuta since July 30. This means that the National Police have located, identified, and placed at the disposal of the government of the city of Ceuta 2,168 boys from the beginning of the migration crisis until 9 a.m. this Tuesday.