The Mossos arrest two minors accused of the death of a resident of Castellnou del Bages

The Mossos arrest two minors accused of the death of a resident of Castellnou del Bages

The Mossos d’Esquadra arrested two minors early Tuesday morning for their alleged involvement in the death of a well-known resident of Castellnou de Bages, aged 45. The victim, a gardener by profession and father of two young twins, received a stab wound to the chest. The first police officers who arrived at the scene tried to revive the injured man with cardiopulmonary resuscitation maneuvers until the arrival of the SEM health services, but they could do nothing to save his life. The knife pierced his heart.

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The Prosecutor's Office supports the partial pardon for Álvaro García Ortiz

The Prosecutor’s Office supports the partial pardon for Álvaro García Ortiz

The Prosecutor’s Office supports the partial pardon for the former Attorney General Álvaro García Ortiz, convicted of a crime of disclosure of documents. The report has been submitted to the Supreme Court, which must now issue its own to be delivered to the Ministry of Justice for evaluation. The deputy prosecutor of the high court argues that the conviction has led the former number 1 of the public ministry to “intense and disproportionate extrapenal consequences.”

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The CIA director's visit to Moscow sparks speculation about a Russian attack on NATO

The CIA director’s visit to Moscow sparks speculation about a Russian attack on NATO

It is not common for a CIA director to travel to Moscow. However, when it emerged that John Ratcliffe had secretly visited the Russian capital this week, President Donald Trump downplayed it and said it was just a “semi-routine” trip. That did not stop speculation about the real reason that led Washington to send its top intelligence chief to a country at war with its ally, Ukraine, and at odds with NATO. The last known time the CIA director traveled to Moscow was in November 2021, when William Burns conveyed to Vladimir Putin’s government a warning about its buildup of Russian troops on the Ukrainian border, prior to the start of its invasion in February 2022.

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Inflation in the eurozone rises to 3.3%, a three-year high, bringing rate hikes closer

Inflation in the eurozone rises to 3.3%, a three-year high, bringing rate hikes closer

Prices continue their rise in the eurozone. The figure climbed to 3.3% year-on-year in August, four tenths higher than the previous month and its highest level in more than three years, since September 2023. According to the figures presented today by Eurostat, prices are rising driven by energy, which has been impacting continental lands since the beginning of the conflict in the Middle East. The cost of energy soars by 14.3%.

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Feijóo wishes the Catalans a good Diada and asks that Catalonia stop being a “bargaining chip”

Feijóo wishes the Catalans a good Diada and asks that Catalonia stop being a “bargaining chip”

Alberto Núñez Feijóo has sent a message through social media to wish Catalunya a good Diada. The leader of the PP has claimed the capabilities of the autonomy and, for that reason, has asked that it stop being a “bargaining chip” for national political agreements that may end up prioritizing party interests over those of the Catalans themselves.

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Shock plan for education: 500 reception classrooms and no to AI for under 14s

Shock plan for education: 500 reception classrooms and no to AI for under 14s

The Department of Education and Vocational Training has prepared a series of emergency measures to improve the educational system in the 2026-2027 school year, which will begin on September 8 for 1,604,988 students, a slightly lower number than last year, and 85,052 teachers and professors, 1,103 more than the previous September. The new school year, which will continue to be marked by teacher protests as predicted by the unions, has already received the new budget for the department, 25% more than the previous year.

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The missing from the flood jump to 1,400 as China reports hundreds of possible victims in Tibet

The missing from the flood jump to 1,400 as China reports hundreds of possible victims in Tibet

The extraordinary flood on Wednesday in the Himalayas becomes more tragic as Nepal looks beneath the mud and China begins to provide data. According to Beijing, there are 260 foreigners missing in Tibet, among a total of 558 people with whom contact has not been established. These add to the 826 missing on the Nepalese side, among whom are 468 foreigners.

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