France, Belgium, Germany, the Netherlands, Luxembourg, the United Kingdom, Austria, Switzerland, northern Italy, the Czech Republic… and, of course, Spain. Europe, especially the western part, is experiencing the first heat wave – although scientifically it may not be classified as such – of the year.
The chair co-directed at the Complutense University by the wife of the Prime Minister, Begoña Gómez, was created following the established regulations and there are no opaque incomes in the accounts of the wife of the Prime Minister. This is the main conclusion that the UCO points out in its report on the case being investigated by Judge Peinado, which has brought Pedro Sánchez’s wife to the brink of trial.
Can you imagine sending a WhatsApp message without touching the phone? Capturing a photograph exactly from the point of view of your own eyes with just a voice command? What until very recently seemed like a scene from science fiction is beginning to quietly settle into everyday life thanks to the new Ray-Ban Meta. An accessory that combines artificial intelligence, camera, sound, and voice control with a clear premise: to make technology stop interrupting moments and simply start accompanying them.
Bouba and Lamine, both from Guinea Conakry, have spent a long time outdoors after being expelled in 2026 from a youth center of the Direcció General de Prevenció i Protecció a la Infància i l’ Adolescència (Dgppia) when the prosecutor’s office ruled that they were adults, although their passports indicate that they have not yet turned 18. “Every Tuesday, about 35 new people arrive at the Santa Anna field hospital asking for help, of which an average of three are young migrants who have ended up outdoors,” explains the rector of this parish in Ciutat Vella, Peio Sánchez. Bouba and Lamine have been taken in by this entity for a few weeks.
The Spanish-Mexican philosopher Carissa Véliz burst onto the public debate in 2020 with her book Privacy Is Power (Debate), in which she detailed how governments and companies continuously obtain data from us in a surveillance society. Next June she will publish Prophecy (Debate), which the author herself defines as “a reflection on the uses and abuses of prediction, from the Oracle of Delphi to artificial intelligence, because although the technology is very different, the political role it is playing is actually very similar.”
At 12:30 pm this Monday Luis de la Fuente will announce the names of the 26 chosen to compete in the 2026 World Cup representing Spain, a competition in which the national team participates as European champion and among the contenders to be world champions. Spain will close its local preparation with a friendly against Iraq on the 4th before traveling to the USA, where it will seek qualification for the knockout rounds against Cape Verde (June 15), Saudi Arabia (June 21), and Uruguay (June 27).
Alfredo Relaño (1951) welcomes La Vanguardia in his home in Aravaca, a haven of peace amid the whirlwind of information in Madrid, an atmosphere that accompanies him in a pioneering professional life (Canal+), of ‘guerrillas’ (AS) and multimedia: he now collaborates with Cadena Cope, Marca, and El Mundo. “I am on the other side of the mirror,” he says. He has just published his new book ‘366 footballers’. And he is one of Florentino Pérez’s targets.
At just 22 years old, with more than 6.7 million followers on YouTube and one million on Instagram, content creator Eric Tro has been showcasing expeditions to remote places and a life dedicated to adventure on his channel for years. What many of his followers did not know is that, for the past four years, he has been developing an extreme routine aimed at delaying aging and optimizing every parameter of his body. It is known as health maxxing – an even more obsessive offshoot of so-called biohacking – which basically consists of “trying to achieve maximum longevity. And soon, if science continues to advance at this pace, also immortality,” says Tro.
Since Friedrich Merz took office as chancellor, it seemed that Germany’s extreme and chronic aversion to debt was softening. First, in 2025, with the historic change in the Constitution relaxing the debt prohibition pushed by the current chancellor before he had even taken office; and later with the announcement of the huge investment of 780 billion euros in defense over five years. However, it now appears that either the transformation is not so radical or it only applies domestically and not in the European Union, where the German “Nein,” so often repeated during the financial crisis, is back.
Lluïsa Moret (Barbastro, 1965), in addition to holding the vice-first secretary position of the PSC and serving as the mayor of Sant Boi de Llobregat, which she hopes to renew in the elections on May 23, 2027, presides over the Diputación de Barcelona, an institution that seems to inhabit a world very different from that of other public administrations, immersed in permanent stability.