The Secret Service evacuated Obama's daughter from France after the Islamist attack in Nice

The Secret Service evacuated Obama’s daughter from France after the Islamist attack in Nice

The Islamist attack in Nice on July 14, 2016, in which 86 people died and hundreds were injured, set off all alarms at the White House, then occupied by Barack Obama. In information revealed by the French newspaper Nice-Matin, the reason for the concern was that Malia, Obama’s daughter, then 18 years old, was in Antibes, just 25 kilometers from Nice, at the time of the attack. The young woman was traveling on the French Riviera to celebrate her coming of age. The Secret Service evacuated her immediately.

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The Government appoints Leire Iglesias as the new Secretary of State for Housing

The Government appoints Leire Iglesias as the new Secretary of State for Housing

The Council of Ministers has approved today the appointment of Leire Iglesias as the new Secretary of State for Housing, according to government sources. With extensive experience in housing policies, Iglesias was already part of the trusted team of Minister Isabel Rodríguez. Specifically, she was in charge of the transformation of Sepes into the new public housing company, Casa 47, of which she was president. She now takes on greater responsibilities in a key ministry for the remainder of the legislature.

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Cristóbal Colón dies, founder and soul of La Fageda

Cristóbal Colón dies, founder and soul of La Fageda

Cristóbal Colón, founder and soul of La Fageda, passed away this Thursday leaving behind one of the most unique business and social initiatives in Catalonia and Spain. A psychologist by training, he created in 1982 together with his wife, Carme Jordà, a project that was born to restore dignity to people with mental disorders and intellectual disabilities through work. More than four decades later, that idea that many considered nonsense has become an organization that serves more than 600 people and a widely recognized and profitable food brand.

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