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What is administrative prevarication for which David Sánchez has been convicted?

David Sánchez, brother of the President of the Government, and Miguel Ángel Gallardo, former president of the Diputación of Badajoz and former secretary general of the PSOE of Extremadura, have been sentenced for a crime of administrative prevarication to nine years of disqualification from employment or public office and from exercising passive suffrage in a ruling issued by the Audiencia of Badajoz that has been made public today. What is the crime of administrative prevarication?

Adelante Andalucía imposes the territorial factor and surpasses Por Andalucía

Alen Craig2 months ago2 months ago04 mins

The alternative Andalusian left went to bed last night with a new hegemonic actor. José Ignacio García confirmed at the polls the overtaking that the polls had been anticipating for months since his Adelante Andalucía won eight seats – six more than in 2022 – and clearly surpassed Por Andalucía whose candidacy, led by Antonio Maíllo, stalled at five deputies without managing to capitalize on the return of the IU leader to the front line of politics.

Ewa Juszkiewicz’s portraits question the oppressive female representation at the Thyssen

Alen Craig2 months ago2 months ago03 mins

Faceless women… or rather with their faces hidden by hair, veiled by dresses, or even covered by a still life. The Polish painter Ewa Juszkiewicz presents about twenty unsettling portraits at the Thyssen-Bornemisza National Museum, from this May 26th until next September 6th, that will not leave visitors indifferent.

De la Fuente: “I sign up to reach the World Cup final every year and lose it”

Alen Craig2 weeks ago2 weeks ago04 mins

The list of FIFA’s mistakes is long and this World Cup is a new example. Balogun, hydration breaks, halftime shows… but Infantino and his henchmen don’t do everything wrong. In fact, there are some things others could learn from. When it comes to the final of a World Cup, the most important match that can be played, it’s not a matter of experimenting and playing around. Everyone gets serious. So before the showdown, the coaches and captains of the finalists must appear at a press conference. They are the most authoritative voices. And in New York, as far as Spain is concerned, that responsibility fell on Luis de la Fuente and Rodri Hernández.

Freya, the James Bond-esque ‘femme fatale’ who starred in the Nord Stream sabotage

Alen Craig3 months ago3 months ago03 mins

Even Ian Fleming would have rejected the idea as unrealistic. The Nord Stream sabotage, which occurred in September 2022 and which Ukraine continues to deny, featured Freya, an extraordinary diver who was key to the attack and who had previously been an erotic model. The former is revealed by Bojan Panchevski, a journalist for The Wall Street Journal, in his book Undermining Nord Stream. The True Story of the Sabotage That Shook Europe (with no publication date planned in Spain).

Siri Hustvedt: “I felt Paul’s presence at his funeral, he was looking at me, making sure I was okay”

Alen Craig2 months ago2 months ago07 mins

When her husband died two years ago, Siri Hustvedt (Minnesota, 1955) began writing Ghost Stories (Seix Barral/Edicions 62), a book that helped her face the abyss of “vanished time,” start the grieving process, and adjust to life alone after 43 years of marriage. If the one who left, a victim of cancer that the author describes with harshness but without losing her sense of humor, had not been Paul Auster, it would be the same, she admits, because this work is not a biography of the novelist, but a lost love song. “The most painful reality in this world is not loving someone and losing them to death, but the inability to love,” she argues.

Seven Catalan universities among the top 10 with the highest academic performance in Spain

Alen Craig2 months ago2 months ago04 mins

One more year, Catalan universities have a majority presence within the top ten best Spanish campuses in the ranking carried out annually by the CYD Foundation, which this year reaches its 13th edition. Thus, up to seven centers appear on that list: the Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona (UAB) – which shares second place along with Carlos III of Madrid -, Pompeu Fabra (3rd position), Ramon Llull (5th), Internacional de Catalunya (6th), Universitat de Barcelona (7th), Politècnica de Catalunya (8th) and Rovira i Virgili (10th). Compared to the previous year, two Catalan universities – Internacional de Catalunya and Politècnica – have joined this top ten, raising the total number from 5 to 7.

Health redefines nutrition: Danone’s recipe to anticipate and lead new trends

Alen Craig1 week ago1 week ago06 mins

Health has become one of the main factors that determine what we eat and what products we choose when we are in front of the shelf. According to a NIQ study on eating habits and trends in Spain, 68% of Spaniards claim to be proactive in improving their well-being, actively seeking products that provide specific health benefits.

Dan Jørgensen: “We have to prepare for a pretty tough summer”

Alen Craig3 months ago3 months ago05 mins

Dan Jørgensen (Odense, 1975) is the European Commissioner responsible for one of the most sensitive portfolios in the midst of a global crisis, which is shaking oil and gas markets as a result of the war in Iran. The Commission’s Energy Commissioner, who also leads the community’s housing strategy, visited Barcelona yesterday to explore solutions to this other major emergency: housing. Nevertheless, current events dictate, and questions focused on the European response to mitigate the inflationary effects of the conflict in the Middle East.

Back to the Los Gallardos campsite: “The Civil Guard told us to leave, but people didn’t know where to go”

Alen Craig2 weeks ago2 weeks ago05 mins

Poco a poco, normality seems to return to Los Gallardos Leisure, a camping and resort located in that town and which last Thursday had to be evacuated very quickly due to the fire that had broken out a few hours earlier and that literally threatened to burn the complex. The flames were very close and visible from any point. Fortunately, it was able to reopen on Sunday without having to regret any damage.

Lola, a relative of a hospitalized patient, manages to have the World Cup final shown for free in Madrid hospitals

Fires in Spain: what do insurance policies cover and what public aid is available?

Trump says China hacked records of 220 million voters in 2020 and the “deep state” hid it

Sánchez denies being ‘the One’ in the plot: “I would never have tolerated the escapades of Leire Díez”

A friar against Cruise missiles

Harassment in the supermarket

Putin and Trump talk on the phone and make progress on a possible ceasefire for Ukraine

The Revenge of the Ku Klux Klan

The PP shows “absolute respect” for the CJEU ruling on Amnesty

Infantino defends his plan to privatize the World Cup: “It is a proposal, not an obligation”