Republican dissent in Congress grows and vexes Trump on Ukraine, Iran, and his ballroom
The Republican Party is increasingly resembling a hornet’s nest.
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Madrid says that the State’s debt to the region amounts to 12,367 million
The Community of Madrid raises to 12.367 billion euros the consolidated debt of the central Government with the region for public services, benefits, and unmet legal commitments, an amount that represents 40% of the total regional budget for 2026.
Innovation transforms retina treatment
Diseases affecting the retina, the part of the eye responsible for vision, can significantly impact quality of life, causing anything from visual distortions to severe vision loss if not treated in time. Among the most common are age-related macular degeneration (AMD), diabetic retinopathy, and retinal detachment. In this context, advances are changing the approach to these pathologies and improving their prognosis, as explained by Dr. José García-Arumí, ophthalmologist at IMO Grupo Miranza.
Outrage in France over Rajoy’s words: “It is absolutely unacceptable”
The controversial words of the former Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy about the French team continue to cause a stir. The former leader stated in a column in the newspaper El Debate that France, Spain’s next opponent in the World Cup semifinals, “has a very high-level squad, that is true, but without French players.”
A minor dies crushed by a landslide in some pools in Gandesa
A minor has lost her life this Sunday and a 24-year-old young woman has been seriously injured due to a rockfall from the walls of the pools in the Fontcalda gorges, an inland bathing area in the municipality of Gandesa (Terra Alta) in Tarragona.
Trump, Macron and the chlorinated chickens
Donald Trump is not only insolent in his public interventions and tweets. The President of the United States can adopt a blatantly rude behavior in private meetings with his counterparts around the world, even if they are allies and have known each other for years, as is the case with Emmanuel Macron.
“La mala gente” won the World Cup
The days leading up to the start of the World Cup, we asked the chief sports editor of La Vanguardia, Joanjo Pallàs, if he believed this was going to be the strangest World Cup edition in history due to the circumstances surrounding it: Three host countries, long…
Ignacio Solsona: “The subsidy for those over 52 years old allows for better contributions than the minimum wage, but it is necessary”
Planning the financial future also involves worrying about how to face the bumps that arise during working life and that often move the idea of the golden retirement further away. This is an area that generates great concern, especially in a world where changes happen at a rapid pace. An example of this is the reception received by initiatives such as those of labor lawyer Ignacio Solsona (Barcelona, 1985), known for his educational videos about retirement, pensions, and subsidies.
“I’m always reading”: evicted from his New York apartment for accumulating 10,000 books
All that stuff about knowledge not taking up space sounds like nonsense or a tall tale to Mendel Uminer, a resident of New York.
The Government admits the infiltration of mossos in a teachers’ assembly
The educational community and a large part of the parliamentary groups of the Parliament of Catalonia are at war over the infiltration of two Mossos d’Esquadra agents in a teachers’ assembly held on Wednesday. Initially, the force, through its X account, limited itself to saying that it works to “guarantee the free right of assembly and demonstration” and that it carries out its functions and responsibilities “always in accordance with current legislation and according to the competencies assigned to it.” Later, from the general directorate of the Catalan police, they issued a statement arguing that the General Commissariat of Information has specific information-gathering functions assigned by law, implicitly acknowledging the presence of the agents at the meeting.