Tchouaméni: “What happened is unacceptable”
One day after Fede Valverde reacted, Aurélien Tchouaméni did so via a statement on social media. He did so once the half-million euro fine for each of the two Real Madrid players became known.
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What happened in Andalusia? The diagnosis of the day after
In these Andalusian elections held yesterday, everyone defied their expectations. Juanma Moreno’s was to maintain the absolute majority and repeat the mathematical miracle of 2022; Montero’s was to exceed the thirty deputies from four years ago. Neither of the two has been fulfilled.
The “Nein” returns to Europe
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.
End of campaign: confident of his victory, Juanma Moreno smiles and Montero clenches his fists
Smiling and confident, President Juanma Moreno’s face betrayed on Friday morning at his first campaign event in a neighborhood in the East district of Seville – middle class with a pool in the block – his conviction that tomorrow Sunday things are going to go from good to very good for him.
Air transport faces its most uncertain summer due to fuel scarcity
Air transport faces a situation of maximum uncertainty at the gates of summer due to the war in the Middle East. No matter how much airlines and the tourism sector in general strive to show a public image of calm, the reality behind closed doors is one of great concern about the real risk of aviation fuel shortages in the coming weeks. The airport association, ICE, warns of supply problems in just two weeks, and the International Energy Agency (IAE) estimates that in little more than a month there will be a lack of kerosene in Europe.
Murcia requests the help of the UME and carries out preventive evacuations due to a fire in Los Garres and Las Tejeras
A fire declared this afternoon in the Murcian districts of Los Garres and Lages has triggered the Infomur Plan in emergency phase, at level two. At 3:10 p.m., 1-1-2 received more than 200 calls alerting about a tongue of fire on the mountainside, according to the Emergency Coordination Center.
Macron announces the death of a French UN soldier in Lebanon and points to Hezbollah
A French soldier from the UN force deployed in Lebanon (UNIFIL) was killed this Saturday and three other soldiers were injured -two of them very seriously- in an attack recorded in the south of that country which President Emmanuel Macron attributed to Hezbollah. Hours later, this pro-Iranian Shiite militia issued a statement denying any involvement in the ambush against the blue helmet contingent, which sparked all kinds of speculation.
Tears for Rayo, the title for Crystal Palace
“No hay mayor victoria que contigo en una derrota”. Nothing more than the Crystal Palace victory in the Conference League final was confirmed, that message appeared in the stand occupied by Rayo fans. The Vallecano team, tied up and trailing, was left speechless and all the tears in Leipzig. Opportunistic Mateta’s goal was a stab to the aspirations of the Madrid neighborhood. They made a mistake once and paid for it.
Conspiracy of former prime ministers in Israel to defeat Netanyahu
The Israeli opposition closes ranks to defeat Benjamin Netanyahu in the upcoming elections, scheduled for this October. Naftali Bennett and Yair Lapid, who have already held the position of Prime Minister of Israel, announced the merger of their parties, in a coalition that aims to surpass Netanyahu’s Likud party in the vote.
John Hoffman: “I will focus on strengthening the ties between MWC and Barcelona”
The Mobile organization announced a few days ago through a statement that John Hoffman is stepping down as CEO of the GSMA to take on the role of chairman of the company responsible for the most important congress in Barcelona starting July 1. After 20 years in the position, the step aside has raised some suspicions that Hoffman himself wants to clarify from his home in the United States.