Felipe González: “There should be elections this year”

Felipe González: “There should be elections this year”

The former Prime Minister Felipe González has said it, for the first time, loud and clear. In his opinion, there should be general elections this year, given the weakness of the current Government of Pedro Sánchez. Although González does not base this opinion exclusively on the latest events surrounding his successor José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero, he maintains that he cannot imagine him in the role depicted by the UDEF about him, at the head of a criminal organization involved in influence peddling, but he assures that the judge handling the case is being “extremely protective of rights.” He said this in the interview he held at the forum of the Valencian Business Association, AVE, chaired by Vicente Boluda.

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"As we age, metabolism varies and body odor changes"

“As we age, metabolism varies and body odor changes”

“I have always been a very olfactory person,” admits Laura López-Mascaraque. So much so that, as a child, her parents scolded her because before trying any food she needed to smell it. And she even used her sense of smell like a radar: “If I didn’t like someone, I didn’t want to give them a kiss,” she confesses. To that sensitivity was added a fascination surely uncommon decades ago. “While my friends wanted to be hairdressers or artists, I said I wanted to study and become a neurosurgeon.” For that reason, she decided to study the great forgotten sense: one that “was always left behind” and whose interest seemed reserved for a few fascinated by “that chemical world that surrounds us,” and who “knew how to appreciate its beauty and understand the emotions, memories, and experiences it can awaken,” she says.

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Alsina, about his new role on Onda Cero: “I have worn myself out, it would be good for me to get up less early”

Alsina, about his new role on Onda Cero: “I have worn myself out, it would be good for me to get up less early”

The radio earthquake from last week has not left any aftershocks on Monday morning. If Àngels Barceló has been all gratitude on the microphone for her advance farewell to Hoy por Hoy, Carlos Alsina, who is leaving —only partially— the Onda Cero morning show, has praised his future co-host and has thanked the leniency that his alarm clock will have in the next radio season.

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José Luis Sastre pays tribute to Àngels Barceló and she responds emotionally: “The expressions of affection have overwhelmed me”

José Luis Sastre pays tribute to Àngels Barceló and she responds emotionally: “The expressions of affection have overwhelmed me”

The Hoy por Hoy team wanted to pay tribute to Àngels Barceló this Monday after learning about her departure from Cadena SER, a chapter she will close after more than two decades linked to the station. The journalist leaves behind seven seasons leading the most listened-to morning program on Spanish radio, where she has achieved historic audience figures.

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Bad Gyal explains through tears her tough personal moment: “I have lost two very dear family members”

Bad Gyal explains through tears her tough personal moment: “I have lost two very dear family members”

Bad Gyal has wanted to publicly explain the reason for the emotional moment she experienced this weekend during her concert in A Coruña. The Catalan artist could not hold back tears while performing one of her most personal songs, and hours after the images went viral on social media, she has shared a statement revealing that she is going through a difficult family moment.

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Hotels before the tourism boom in Lloret de Mar: reservations by letter and candles in the room

Hotels before the tourism boom in Lloret de Mar: reservations by letter and candles in the room

It is hard to imagine today that Just Marlès Avenue in Lloret de Mar, popularly known as “la riera” and which concentrates much of the nightlife and an important hotel offer, was decades ago a wild place. In the sixties, the riverbed had not yet been paved and the sand reached the doors of the first hotels that were located there. Back then, that space which today is the core, was the outskirts.

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