Feijóo prepares a response after Zapatero's indictment: “I am going to do everything possible to ensure there is a change of Government”

Feijóo prepares a response after Zapatero’s indictment: “I am going to do everything possible to ensure there is a change of Government”

The scope of the Plus Ultra case has grown so large with the indictment of José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero for corruption that it has led Alberto Núñez Feijóo to prepare a response that may go beyond calling for Pedro Sánchez’s resignation. “I am going to fulfill my duty and do everything possible to ensure there is a change of government,” says the leader of the PP in private conversations.

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The Government denounces a plot to bring it down with the avalanche of legal cases

The Government denounces a plot to bring it down with the avalanche of legal cases

It is about “toppling a government, not at the polls but with other tricks,” warned Minister Óscar Puente yesterday, in the face of the flood of legal cases pressuring Pedro Sánchez. “The PSOE will not tolerate it, we will not bow to anyone’s attempts to disturb our democracy through methods that are not democratic,” warned the Minister of Transport from Congress.

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The perpetrator of the Louisiana massacre was the father of seven of the eight children killed

The perpetrator of the Louisiana massacre was the father of seven of the eight children killed

A Louisiana father shot and killed eight children, including seven of his own, in an attack on his family Sunday morning that spanned two homes in a Shreveport neighborhood shocked by one of the country’s deadliest mass shootings in recent years, police said. Two women, including the attacker’s wife —the children’s mother—, were also seriously injured, according to Chris Bordelon, a spokesperson for the Shreveport Police Department. Authorities noted that the children —all killed in the same house— were between 3 and 11 years old. The attacker, identified as 31-year-old Shamar Elkins, died after a police chase that ended when officers opened fire on him, according to Bordelon.

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Paying with a card has a reward: ‘cashback’ returns part of the payments to our account

Paying with a card has a reward: ‘cashback’ returns part of the payments to our account

Most citizens have become accustomed to making our purchases using a bank card. It is a comfortable, easy, fast, and effective system that saves us various hassles or inconveniences: having to find an ATM, always carrying cash, or relying on the establishment we visit to have change available. To the usual advantages, we must now add another additional benefit: the possibility that the amount we have spent returns to our account. This is known as “cashback” (literally, “money back”), a reward formula that, in recent times, has started to gain popularity in some banks and stores.

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Spain has an abundance of chemistry: the connections that have catapulted them to the World Cup final

Spain has an abundance of chemistry: the connections that have catapulted them to the World Cup final

A team above all. The recipe for success of De la Fuente’s Spain is clear. No one is above the collective. Everyone works for the common good. The coach has managed to convince his players of the best path to the top. Everyone rows in the same direction and, for now, they have reached a World Cup final. But this great collective game is fueled by small details, by connections between individuals from which the team later feeds. Although it is almost impossible to highlight someone above the rest in the Spanish ranks, some pairs of players can be distinguished who have given solidity, brilliance, and reliability to the team. A chemistry that Luis de la Fuente has perfectly identified and enhances in his strategies.

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