The candidate of Por Andalucía for the Presidency of the Junta, Antonio Maíllo, presented this Saturday in Algeciras (Cádiz) the coalition’s fiscal proposal, “a key tool to strengthen public services that would allow raising more than 1,000 million euros without affecting the working majority.”
The general secretary of the Andalusian PSOE and candidate for the Presidency of the Junta in the May 17 elections, María Jesús Montero, has called for “feminist training” for judges so that they have a “more inclusive” view of the rules. Montero, who participated in a campaign event on equality in Mairena del Aljarafe (Seville), explained that the Government of Spain “implemented a supplement for gaps in women’s pension contributions” when they had to perform caregiving tasks but that, “every time the courts rule, they overturn it.”
It is often said that sports are full of heroes and exemplary stories that represent values. Of the very rare occasions when this phrase is true, few were more fitting than in the story of the life of the Italian Alex Zanardi, who passed away at 59 in his native country this Friday, May 1. Zanardi dreamed in his childhood in Bologna of becoming a Formula 1 driver and a champion. He achieved both, but not at the same time.
DFactory Barcelona, a project of the Consorci de la Zona Franca de Barcelona, operates as a living space where industry 4.0 develops in real time. Designed to connect companies, technology centers, and talent, the hub promotes collaboration and turns knowledge into concrete applications within an open and highly technological environment.
Torrentontitos. Let the reader keep the big word, which is not mine but which I make my own. How accurate Josep Martí Blanch was when in La Vanguardia he portrayed the idiots (sic) who chanted that “jump, jump, jump, Muslim who doesn’t jump” that dull Tuesday of
Spain debates the ban on the burka. The Popular Party and Vox are pushing legislative proposals. But the most significant signal has come from another place: Fèlix Larrosa, socialist mayor of Lleida, has taken the initiative to ban the full veil — burka and niqab — in
José María Cruz Novillo, known as Pepe Cruz Novillo, has passed away at the age of 89, according to the specialized portal Gràffica. Born in Cuenca in 1936, he was the designer responsible for the identity of companies such as Correos or Repsol, the National Police, or the PSOE, among others.
The Catalan company faces a historic opportunity. The increase in defense spending opens the doors to growth in dual-use technologies, those with both civilian and military applications, leveraging the strength and experience of the local industry in other areas. The leap would allow it to put itself on the defense map, where it has traditionally not been very visible. With notable challenges, stability and returns once inside serve as incentives.
The Mossos d’Esquadra have arrested four men for their alleged involvement in a kidnapping committed between the Girona area and the border between France and Belgium, in which they demanded a ransom of 60,000 euros.
The art of electoral poster study —the descriptive interpretation of posters during elections— is revived every time the ballot boxes are dusted off, and in the case of the Andalusian elections on the upcoming May 17, it was no different. The parties running on 17-M launched the campaign last night, with a poster posting that is already as traditional as it is symbolic, and unveiled their slogans and composition.