Rebellion in the U.S. over Flock cameras that police use for love extortion or to pursue abortion seekers
Wherever anyone has gone in the United States, Flock knows it.
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The King frames his meeting with Robles and the military leadership on Ceuta as his duty to be informed about Defense operations
Felipe VI referred this Thursday to the meeting he held this week at the Zarzuela Palace with the Minister of Defense, Margarita Robles, and the main military leaders to analyze the situation in Ceuta. In the informal conversations following the opening ceremony of the Judicial Year, the King explained that among the responsibilities he has as head of state is to be informed about the various military operations.
Gordon: “Believe it or not, since I was three years old I already wanted to play for Barça”
Anthony Gordon appeared before the press at dinnertime. But he was not sparing with words; rather, he elaborated on his first impressions, and even dared to speak several times in Spanish. “Believe it or not, since I was three years old I already wanted to play for Barça. I have learned more Spanish in the last two years because at Newcastle we had a physio with whom I practiced,” he revealed.
Esther Niubó: “The preliminary agreement is a giant step for the educational community”
The Minister of Education, Esther Niubó, has expressed that she is “very happy and very satisfied” with the preliminary agreement reached last night between the Government and the unions to resolve the educational conflict in Catalonia. In an interview on ‘El Suplement’, from Catalunya Ràdio, Niubó described the pact as a “giant step” for the educational community, which had been “underfunded” during the last decades in Catalonia, she admitted.
Kiwi returns to Wellington after more than a century of absence
The most emblematic bird of New Zealand, the kiwi, has returned to inhabit the hills of Wellington after more than a century of absence thanks to an ambitious citizen initiative. The so-called Capital Kiwi Project, driven by neighbors, scientists, and indigenous communities, has managed to reintroduce 250 specimens in the surroundings of the capital, in an unprecedented effort to recover local biodiversity.
The judge in the VPP case in Alicante summons three officials who did not appear again
The judge overseeing the case of the public housing at the Les Naus residential complex in Alicante has once again summoned the three City Council officials who did not appear last Friday, following an initial summons, to testify on May 20.
Why has Trump drowned in Hormuz?
Presidents are usually surrounded by advisors, hundreds or thousands of them, professionals who give opinions, conduct surveys, and manage affairs. The more independent they are, the more credible and valuable their work is. Professionalism and sincerity, however, are not good companions of power….
De la Fuente: “I sign up to reach the World Cup final every year and lose it”
The list of FIFA’s mistakes is long and this World Cup is a new example. Balogun, hydration breaks, halftime shows… but Infantino and his henchmen don’t do everything wrong. In fact, there are some things others could learn from. When it comes to the final of a World Cup, the most important match that can be played, it’s not a matter of experimenting and playing around. Everyone gets serious. So before the showdown, the coaches and captains of the finalists must appear at a press conference. They are the most authoritative voices. And in New York, as far as Spain is concerned, that responsibility fell on Luis de la Fuente and Rodri Hernández.
Spain will be the second country in Europe where housing prices will grow the most this year
The price of housing will continue to accelerate in Spain over the coming years. The rating agency S&P Global Ratings forecasts that real estate will increase by 9.1% in 2026, which would make Spain the second European country with the highest rise, only behind Portugal (10%). Additionally, it anticipates that it will lead price growth between 2027 and 2029.
2.5 billion more in housing and other key points of the Comuns budget agreement update
Comuns has given their approval to the Generalitat’s budget agreement for this year after reaching a pact with the Govern on an update to the agreement already reached in February, which highlights an additional investment of 2.5 billion euros in housing policies that are added to those already agreed upon then, 1.2 billion for the Pla de Barris, and a new law to convert empty offices and premises into official protected housing (HPO).