Zelenski puts pressure on Putin and shows his cards to Trump

Zelenski puts pressure on Putin and shows his cards to Trump

Exactly one year ago, in Anchorage (Alaska), Donald Trump welcomed Vladimir Putin with a red carpet in an attempt to stop the war in Ukraine. Six months earlier, on February 28, 2025, in an unusual reprimand broadcast live from the Oval Office of the White House, the US president had insisted to Volodymyr Zelensky that he had to accept a ceasefire, under draconian conditions imposed by Moscow. “You are not in a good position, you don’t have the cards,” Trump repeated to him again and again. A tense scene that history will remember.

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The CJEU endorses the amnesty law because it served for “reconciliation”

The CJEU endorses the amnesty law because it served for “reconciliation”

The Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) endorses the amnesty law by considering that it does not affect European interests nor is it contrary to the European directive on terrorism. This was announced in the reading of the ruling of a judgment that comes a year and a half after the Court of Auditors and the National Court submitted the preliminary questions to the court based in Luxembourg.

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PP and Vox avoid confrontation despite pressure over migrant minors and put the Government in the spotlight

PP and Vox avoid confrontation despite pressure over migrant minors and put the Government in the spotlight

The reception of migrant minors was the cause of the breakdown of the regional governments of PP and Vox in July 2024, and the entry into Ceuta of more than 70,000 immigrants from Morocco – including minors among them – could put the alliance between the two parties to the test in four territories – Extremadura, Aragón, Castilla y León, and Andalusia. For now, PP and Vox have avoided confrontation and have focused on targeting Pedro Sánchez’s government for its management.

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Oil: the worst may be yet to come

Oil: the worst may be yet to come

Someone was inhaling butane. Energy experts had long been warning that the war in Iran was causing the biggest oil supply shock in history. The closure of the Strait of Hormuz took 14 million barrels per day of crude off the market. To destroy so much demand, they said, the price of Brent should be more than double the pre-war level, sitting well above $150 per barrel. However, oil market operators seemed drowsy. Until April 17, prices were below $90 per barrel. In the last week, amid rumors of a worsening of the fighting, they have started to react. On April 30, prices exceeded $125.

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Barça, Copa champion after sweeping Atlético on the way to Oslo

Barça, Copa champion after sweeping Atlético on the way to Oslo

Barça once again demonstrated one more night that when they switch to steamroller mode, no one can stop them. Atlético de Madrid had no chance against Barça on the big occasions, they overwhelmed the rojiblanco team in the first half to take their twelfth Copa de la Reina. The third title of the season, after the Supercopa and the League, which they aim to turn into a poker next Saturday in Oslo. The blaugrana team will arrive fired up for the final against Lyonnes of Jonatan Giráldez.

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Veolia wins the mega water tender in the Barcelona metropolitan area for 1 billion

Veolia wins the mega water tender in the Barcelona metropolitan area for 1 billion

Societat General d’Aigües de Barcelona, belonging to the Veolia group, has won the major tender for water management in eight municipalities of the Barcelona Metropolitan Area (AMB), amounting to more than 1,000 million euros, by achieving the best score in the technical and economic criteria. However, the major tender is not yet resolved because the review process, appeals, and obtaining the final green light from the AMB must still be overcome.

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Ángel Víctor Torres: “Loyalty of the government of Ceuta? There are issues that, when this is over, we will talk about”

Ángel Víctor Torres: “Loyalty of the government of Ceuta? There are issues that, when this is over, we will talk about”

Minister Ángel Víctor Torres (Arucas, 1966) has been responsible since last August 25 for the unified command to manage the Ceuta crisis. With experience in migration emergencies during his time leading the Canary Islands Government, he advocates collaboration with Morocco, trusts in restoring normality as soon as possible, and accuses the PP of “turning their back” on Ceuta.

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A man stabs his ex-partner to death in the middle of the street in Figueres

A man stabs his ex-partner to death in the middle of the street in Figueres

In broad daylight and in full view of everyone in a busy square in Figueres, a man stabbed his ex-partner to death this Tuesday. The victim, a 33-year-old transgender woman of Honduran origin, received several stab wounds to the chest, arms, and neck, injuries that proved fatal. The attacker, 48 years old and of Spanish nationality, had a restraining order against the victim but had violated it twice in the past few hours.

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