The President of the United States, Donald Trump, has recorded the worst approval rating of his two terms, according to a survey by The Washington Post, ABC News, and the Ipsos center published this Sunday. Fifteen months after returning to the White House, and just six months before the midterm legislative elections, 62% of the American population disapproves of his management.
The president of Castilla-La Mancha, Emiliano García-Page, has considered that after the indictment of former Prime Minister José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero, the central government should submit to a vote of confidence or call elections, and has warned that his party is at the “highest risk moment” of the entire democracy.
Its beauty is such that it seems to have been hand-painted, which is why it has been officially recognized as one of the Most Beautiful Villages in Spain. Unofficially, it has earned another title: “village of the artists.” Perhaps it is because it offers a perfect symbiosis between historical heritage, artistic avant-garde, and landscape richness.
The EU has changed course. In just a decade, the continent has gone from reducing its defense investment to leading one of the largest increases in military spending since the Cold War. What was a political debate for years has now become a strategic priority marked by the war in Ukraine, global instability, and the need to strengthen its security.
The Ministry of Education of the Community of Madrid has the continuity of the language assistant program, especially English, for the next 2026-2027 school year up in the air, due to various court rulings and the investigations opened by the Ministry of Labor’s inspection in other autonomous communities that there may be irregularities in the hiring of said personnel.
Last week, the European Political Community (EPC) summit held in Armenia had a special guest. It was Mark Carney, the Canadian Prime Minister, who became the first non-European leader to attend a meeting of this intergovernmental forum that since 2022 brings together about fifty countries from the continent.
The Hoy por Hoy team wanted to pay tribute to Àngels Barceló this Monday after learning about her departure from Cadena SER, a chapter she will close after more than two decades linked to the station. The journalist leaves behind seven seasons leading the most listened-to morning program on Spanish radio, where she has achieved historic audience figures.
There is no doubt that Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?, by Edward Albee, is one of the most iconic plays of the 20th century. And it talks about nothing more than a marriage: the battle royale starring Martha and George is legendary, with some iconic lines. Like when she, after hearing him say he can’t take it anymore, shoots back: “You can take it! That’s why you married me!”. Ingmar Bergman delved into the subject with the masterful series Scenes from a Marriage, adapted for the stage a thousand times. Right now, at the Maldà, the company El Eje is performing a quite successful version of the classic, Escenes d’una separació, with a script by Eva Pauné Martínez. It turns Marianne and Johan into Alba and Joana, a lesbian couple trying to survive in present-day Barcelona. They love and hate each other at the same time, but they can’t live without being together. Mar Pawlowsky and Patrícia Bargalló know how to take their characters to the limit, with the mirror of the creatures created by the Swedish genius as a reflection. An excellent performance.
Just walk a few streets up or down to come across the yellow color of the construction fences. The total number of ongoing works in the public space of Barcelona today is 293. Some are larger, others smaller, and they are spread throughout the city.
On Sunday, which according to etymology is the day of the Lord, like all the others, in ancient Rome it was the day dedicated to the Sun. History is made of analogies that sometimes become equivalences. So, having reached the equinox of the campaign in Andalusia, it is fitting…