With 24 hours left until the ceasefire agreed by Iran and the United States ends, the conflict is a real Dragon Khan because expectations are constantly changing. As of writing this article, there is more hope today than there was yesterday that the truce can
The fire that has been burning since this noon in the Gobla de Puyol Pujol, one of the three canals that connect the lake of l’Albufera with the Mediterranean Sea, has already forced the preventive evacuation of the town of El Saler and the campsites in the area. This measure was taken at the Cecopal meeting, where, in addition, the mobilization of EMT buses for the transfer of residents was approved.
The Mossos d’Esquadra from the Sant Martí police station arrested at the beginning of July the woman who was murdered by her partner on Tuesday night. The now detainee reported her for mistreating him and their two children and accompanied the complaint with a video, according to La Vanguardia from sources close to the investigation. The woman was arrested, no precautionary measure was imposed against her, and on Tuesday night she was stabbed about ten times by her partner, who later surrendered at the Mossos d’Esquadra police station in Eixample.
Teachers’ unions have just signed peace with the Generalitat Government in exchange for a 400 euro monthly salary increase in 2029. The Administration has improved the teachers’ salary raise by 50 euros compared to yesterday’s proposal, which has pleased the majority of the union organizations, including Ustec. The Government thus yields to the requests by incorporating into the pact an additional amount of money that would be around 670 million, added to the 2,000 million already agreed upon in March.
A 58-year-old man has been arrested as the alleged perpetrator of three forest fires in the l’Anoia region. The operation, carried out by the Mossos d’Esquadra and the Rural Agents Corps, took place last Monday, when the accused was able to be detained.
The battle to dominate the global market for obesity drugs has moved from laboratories to courts. Danish pharmaceutical company Novo Nordisk has sued Eli Lilly in the U.S. for alleged misleading advertising, claiming that its promotional campaigns present “false and materially misleading” comparisons between the treatments of both companies, to make it appear that its product yielded better results.
The Secretary of State for Housing and Urban Agenda, David Lucas, who suspended his schedule three weeks ago to undergo oncological treatment, has passed away this Monday, July 20, at the age of 58, according to sources from the Ministry of Housing and Urban Agenda.
The trial for the so-called mask case will be ready for judgment this Wednesday, barring any last-minute changes. The three defendants, led by former minister José Luis Ábalos, have given their respective explanations, some more accurate than others. These, along with more than 70 witness and documentary pieces of evidence, will be the entire set of evidence that the seven judges will begin to evaluate from Thursday to reach a verdict of conviction or acquittal. The nature of the court is to try to issue a sentence as quickly as possible to avoid unnecessary speculation, so the decision is already expected to be known before the summer holidays.
On Sant Jordi, anecdotes emerge naturally. “I don’t know what to tell, nothing special has happened,” many authors say when approached by cameras, microphones, and recorders. But you don’t have to dig too deep to realize that things do happen, yes. And many. For example, Albert Sánchez Piñol signed books for the first time on April 23rd, as incredible as it may seem. And despite being a bestseller, it wasn’t until the publication of his latest novel, Després del naufragi (Univers), that he dared to face this marathon day. And while this is an exciting day, it must be said that it’s not always easy to cope with the crowds.
On the esplanade of Loma Margarita in Ceuta, near what will be the city’s sole military base, about twenty legionnaires surrounded around fifty immigrants yesterday at noon, who had previously been herded there in groups. Sitting in the shade, wearing the same swimsuit they had on four days ago when they jumped from Morocco to Spain, they waited for instructions from the legionnaires to board a bus that would take them to the border to supposedly return voluntarily to their country. “You,” “you,” “you,” a soldier shouted, as a way of distributing return tickets, with no other criteria than the appearance of the young men. Meanwhile, on the other side of the street, a member of the Ceuta association Elín closely watches the scene because they have detected that among the bagged youths there are many minors and three Sudanese: neither group can be summarily expelled by law. The bus fills up without them. And the loud clap of a legionnaire gives them the green light to get up and leave. Even if only to continue wandering around the outskirts of the city, until they are detained again.