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Services and consumption drive the Catalan economy against the weakness of the industry

Alen Craig2 months ago2 months ago03 mins

“The services have continued to be the great engine of the Catalan economy.” That is one of the conclusions of the Annual Report on the Catalan Economy 2025 presented this Thursday at the Palau de la Generalitat. With a “gradual recovery of the agricultural sector,” the Catalan economy shows that new face in which the industry has not quite regained the brilliance of previous years. “The weakest increase has been recorded in the industrial sector,” the report states.

Rodri apologizes to Valencia: “I did not mean to make fun of anyone”

Alen Craig5 days ago5 days ago02 mins

He had said inside the club that he would go out to make a public apology to Valencia and he did. As soon as the match ended, Rodri went to the mixed zone to appear before the media and express his apology to the Valencia fans for a video that Movistar broadcast and then deleted after the Mestalla match. In it, the Barcelona midfielder was seen commenting with Cubarsí on the development of the match from the bench and saying, among other things, about the Valencia players that “they are very bad.”

Lego launches its largest set with a Sagrada Familia of 12.060 pieces

Alen Craig3 months ago3 months ago03 mins

While Barcelona finalizes preparations to receive the imminent visit of Pope Leo XIV and a few days before the Pontiff officiates a mass in the Sagrada Familia basilica, the Lego Group presented this Thursday the largest set in its history by volume of pieces: an exact replica of the expiatory temple, the city’s most emblematic building, composed of 12,060 pieces.

The INE confirms that inflation remained at 3.2% in June for the third consecutive month

Alen Craig2 months ago2 months ago02 mins

The aid package approved to address the effects of the Iran war has managed to keep inflation in June at 3.2% for the third consecutive month. The outbreak of the conflict caused prices to soar by 3.4% in March, but since then it has remained at this rate of 3.2%, certainly very high, but not skyrocketing.

The judge orders the appraisal of the jewels found in the search to Zapatero’s office

Alen Craig3 months ago3 months ago03 mins

The judge of the National Court José Luis Calama has ordered a preliminary appraisal of the numerous jewels found during the police search on May 19 in the office of the former Prime Minister José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero, according to Efe.

The fire in Las Peñas forces evacuation of Atarés and Anzánigo and suspension of railway traffic

Alen Craig1 month ago1 month ago02 mins

The forest fire in Las Peñas de Riglos (Huesca) has forced the evacuation of the towns of Anzánigo and Atarés. Train traffic between Ayerbe and Sabiñánigo has also been temporarily suspended, the Government of Aragón reported this Friday.

Barcelona confirms its improvement before LaLiga and increases the salary cap

Alen Craig4 days ago4 days ago03 mins

LaLiga has made public this afternoon the Sports Squad Cost Limit (LCPD) of the clubs in the First and Second Division and once again Real Madrid is the club with the highest salary cap, with 832.786 million euros. Increasingly close to those amounts is FC Barcelona, which reaches 582.769 million confirming its positive evolution, far from times of crisis when the figure was negative. In the 2021-22 season, after the winter market closed and with the effects of covid still very evident, the blue and claret club showed a negative LCPD of 144.353 million.

Mont Blanc closes due to heat amid glacier crisis

Alen Craig4 weeks ago4 weeks ago03 mins

The glaciers of planet Earth lost on average more ice in summer than they gained in winter during 2025 and for the 38th consecutive year (losing more mass than they manage to recover), according to the global climate report ‘State of the Climate in 2025’, published in the ‘Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society’. The European Alps are one of the regions most affected by this phenomenon, with visible consequences already in the melting of the Mont Blanc glacier that has caused the closure of several of its shelters and its ice tunnel and has also caused rockfalls that ended the life of a French aspiring guide last Thursday, August 13.

Ayuso, Hernán Cortés and the wardrobe of Madrid

Alen Craig4 months ago4 months ago04 mins

As soon as he got off the train at Sants, the former Attorney General told us that he found it difficult to walk through some neighborhoods of the capital. Madrid is many Madrids, but the one gaining the most prominence, the one making the most noise, is the Madrid of moving forward that has…

Marlaska praises the relationship with Morocco and raises to 1,898 the registered minor migrants in Ceuta

Alen Craig1 month ago1 month ago03 mins

The Minister of the Interior, Fernando Grande-Marlaska, has repeatedly praised the relationship and cooperation in all areas with the Kingdom of Morocco following the migration crisis unleashed in Ceuta since July 30 and has raised to 1,898 the number of minors who still remain in the autonomous city and have been registered.

Morocco shakes off responsibility for the Ceuta crisis and attributes it to misinformation and mafias

Koldo García, Ábalos’s squire, protects his former boss

Grupo Godó appoints Óscar Rodríguez as head of the group’s media and Francesc Cano as director of RAC1

Global Sumud loses contact with part of the caravan of activists with Spaniards in Libya

The U.S. activates its mediation for Ukraine as Moscow and Kyiv await Trump’s envoys

Detained in Gipuzkoa a minor considered the reference in Spain of the extremist Network 764

Volkswagen casts doubt on the continuity of the Seat brand, according to the German press

Sunset at the Nobel hotel

Messi’s superstition before facing Spain: he repeats the routine that made him world champion

Three injured after a boat sinks near the Formigues Islands, in Palamós