The European Central Bank (ECB) has decided, as planned, to keep the cost of money with the deposit interest rate at 2%, for the sixth consecutive time since June 2025. The entity does not consider that the current economic disturbances, with a resurgence of inflation due to the energy crisis following the Iran war, justify at this time implementing a more restrictive monetary policy.
Miguel Tellado, secretary general of the PP, traveled this Saturday to Bilbao to preside over an event with members of the Basque Popular Party and his speech focused on the corruption cases surrounding Pedro Sánchez and the support of the PNV for the Government. In this regard, he warned the Basque nationalists and Aitor Esteban that it is not enough to call for elections, but they have to take a step forward: “Why don’t they provoke them?”.
As if no time had passed, how playful chance is, the RCTB parish evokes the past with encouragement.
The president of the Junta of Andalusia and PP candidate in the elections, Juanma Moreno, has described this Thursday the idea of national priority promoted by the ultranationalist party Vox as “propagandistic.” In his opinion, it is a proposal that in some aspects is unrealistic, and even illegal.
The Attorney General of the State, Teresa Peramato, will propose to the Government the appointment of María Isabel Martín as the new Chief Prosecutor of Madrid, which means the replacement of Almudena Lastra, the prosecutor who testified against Álvaro García Ortiz in the trial in which he was convicted of revealing confidential data.
Pedro Sánchez has been dragged into making political decisions as head of government that he surely would never have adopted with an absolute majority. He has made concessions to nationalist parties and also to Podemos and Sumar. The PP is going down the same path in its relationship
Telefónica is still digesting the impact of the sale of its businesses in Chile, Colombia, and Mexico, which has led to a first-quarter result of the year showing losses of 411 million euros, 68.4% less than the 1,304 million lost at the beginning of 2025, when the company began its exit from Latin America.
Flat abdomens, extremely thin arms and legs, almost geometric bodies with well-defined bones. A girl explains to the camera, in a soft and low voice, a series of habits that have allowed her to achieve the body of her dreams, a body that is extremely thin.
For almost 40 years Andalusia was considered a socialist stronghold. It seemed like an enormous impregnable fortress. The socialists managed to blend in with the landscape in a remarkable way by identifying their brand with the construction of autonomy and the strengthening of an Andalusian identity in the early 80s. The so-called “captive vote” did the rest: for a long time the PSOE was skillful in attributing to itself the granting of agricultural aid and the implementation of public services. All this gave it an undeniable political stability. Now it is one of the few autonomous communities where the PP governs with an absolute majority, at a time when that achievement is a rarity. Has Andalusia turned to the right?
A few hours after the entry of agents from the Central Operative Unit (UCO) of the Civil Guard into the PSOE headquarters, on Ferraz Street in Madrid, the Senate approved a motion from the PP calling for elections and censuring the Government’s “conduct” regarding the various corruption cases surrounding Pedro Sánchez’s closest circle and being investigated by the Justice system. The initiative passed with the support of 146 senators (PP, Vox, UPN, and Canarian Coalition), while Junts and PNV abstained.