The European Commission will present tomorrow a legislative proposal to prohibit access to social networks for those under 15 years old, which will be accompanied by new safety requirements for online games and artificial intelligence chatbots, defined as “virtual tools that can offer advice on mental health and personal development to minors.”
It is curious, because it has not yet been released in Spain – it will be on September 25th -, and therefore, very few viewers have seen it, but almost everyone assumed that it would be La bola negra, by Javier Ambrossi and Javier Calvo, the Javis, the film chosen by the Film Academy to represent Spain in the race for the Oscar. And so it has been.
From this Tuesday, China will subject certain groups to increased controls at its borders and airports. Particularly, people who are likely to pose a risk to “the industrial or technological security of the country.” Although these represent a tiny fraction of the 242 million Chinese citizens who left mainland China between January and August, some alarms have been raised.
The Mexican authorities are tracking the main suspect for the murder of the Spanish student, Claudia Tacoronte Aguilera, in the state of Morelos last weekend. It would be a habitual criminal known as El Trompas.
On March 24, 2025, four months after the death of Isak Andic in the Montserrat mountain, his son Jonathan made a 48-hour trip to Ecuador. A brief round trip to Quito during which he spent more hours flying than in the capital. So far, it has only been revealed that the visit was related to a new editorial project that required his presence and that while there his phone was stolen. A loss that the judge in Martorell questioned and that the Mossos d’Esquadra now resolve by proving that the device did indeed travel to the Ecuadorian capital and was used.
In Ceuta, the question is no longer how many people have arrived, but how long they will stay. The Government has identified 1,800 migrants out of the thousands living in the makeshift settlements set up on the beaches of Tarajal and Benítez or in any empty lot…
A new dialogue of the deaf. A month and a half after the Ceuta crisis erupted, following the avalanche of more than 70,000 immigrants that overwhelmed the Spanish border on July 30 and 31, Pedro Sánchez and Alberto Núñez Feijóo took advantage of their parliamentary duel this Wednesday, during the control session of the Executive in the Congress of Deputies, to accuse each other of trying to “chronify” the problem, amid mutual reproaches. Their clash has once again shown that the Prime Minister and the leader of the opposition do not have the slightest margin to try to reach any consensus solution to this serious crisis, while the new 2027 electoral cycle is already looming very close on the horizon.
The uncontrolled use of mobile phones and social networks by minors is surely the issue that worries families the most today. The Administration is late, as almost always, but we must congratulate ourselves for being part of a Europe where, with all its…
The President of the European Commission, Ursula Von der Leyen, took advantage of the debate on the State of the European Union this Wednesday to speak about the Ceuta crisis and address Spaniards and Ceutians in particular. “The border of Ceuta is a European border. Because Ceuta is Spain. Ceuta is Europe. And Europe will be by your side,” assured the head of the Community Executive in the plenary session of the European Parliament gathered in Strasbourg (France), where she proposed the creation of a European response instrument to deal with mass entries of irregular migrants.
The President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, proposed this Wednesday the creation of a “European Security Council,” a new mutual security alliance that unites EU member countries with Ukraine, the United Kingdom, Norway, Canada, and other countries, which could function as a reduced NATO.
