UEFA revolutionizes international football starting in 2028

UEFA revolutionizes international football starting in 2028

UEFA has decided to modify the national team calendar starting from the 2028-2029 season, that is, at the end of the Euro, in a new and revolutionary model that will resemble the current Champions League. That is, the qualifying phases for the Nations League and for World Cups and Euros will be played in longer single groups with only one match against an opponent, either away or at home, not two as has been the case for a long time in the group stage.

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Mbappé baptizes Mourinho with a 'hat-trick' and leads a carnivorous version of Real Madrid

Mbappé baptizes Mourinho with a ‘hat-trick’ and leads a carnivorous version of Real Madrid

That carnivorous Real Madrid, which leaves no remains of its rivals even for the hyenas, appeared at times in the season’s opener at the Bernabéu against a Real Sociedad that had just won the Cup, resurrected with Matarazzo, and celebrated the world title of its captain Mikel Oyarzabal (4-1). In other contexts, Real, as Espanyol was last week, would have choked Madrid; it seems that won’t happen with Mourinho, who stirred up his lads at halftime and resolved the match clearly, lifting their fans from their seats when their best players connected and at the same time found spaces.

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The Spanish defense industry seals peace and completes the delivery of one hundred 8x8

The Spanish defense industry seals peace and completes the delivery of one hundred 8×8

The large Spanish defense industry has sealed peace after a year and a half of business and even personal disagreements. It is the picture of unity in a period of special importance for the sector. The four companies grouped in the Tess Defence consortium, Indra, Escribano, Santa Bárbara Sistemas (a subsidiary of General Dynamics), and Sapa, certified this Tuesday that the joint venture is operating at full capacity with the aim of increasing industrial capabilities and that it needs a new boost. The business project, responsible for manufacturing the 8×8 Dragón armored vehicle, is about to complete the delivery of the one hundredth vehicle to the Armed Forces. It will do so this month, which will be a milestone that a few months ago seemed distant.

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Joan Ramon Garcés, dermatologist: “Tanning is a sign of damage; healthy tanning does not exist”

Joan Ramon Garcés, dermatologist: “Tanning is a sign of damage; healthy tanning does not exist”

It is eight in the morning and the door of Dr. Joan Ramon Garcés at the Institut Dermatologia Garcés de la Teknon opens right on time. He prepares coffee. He is an empathetic, decisive, and cultured man, who lives in peace and is comfortable with himself. He says casually that he always sleeps through the night. Healthy envy. His face and gestures answer the questions before his voice does.

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Abuses against the flotilla open a new rift between Europe and Israel

Abuses against the flotilla open a new rift between Europe and Israel

The scene of Minister Itamar Ben Gvir humiliating the international activists of the Global Sumud Flotilla could cost the Israeli government dearly. In the European Union, which is gradually hardening its stance regarding the attitude of Beniamin Netanyahu’s administration, the images of foreign civilians handcuffed and kneeling amid the laughter of the Israeli National Security Minister have caused outrage.

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Spain suspends Schengen with Italy after Meloni rejects Sánchez's ultimatum

Spain suspends Schengen with Italy after Meloni rejects Sánchez’s ultimatum

The Government of Pedro Sánchez makes a move. After Italy rejected the Spanish ultimatum regarding controls at its borders for Spanish citizens – in response to the Ceuta crisis, during which more than 72,000 immigrants entered irregularly a week ago – the Executive will respond in kind. From midnight tonight, Spain will establish controls at the borders of ports and airports for movements coming from the Italian Republic. In Moncloa, they say it is due to the “persistent irregular migratory pressure suffered by the transalpine country.”

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Teacher strikes scheduled for next week have been called off except for Friday's strike

Teacher strikes scheduled for next week have been called off except for Friday’s strike

Ustec and Secondary School Teachers call off the strikes planned for this week in Girona, Barcelona, Tarragona, and Lleida from Monday to Thursday. However, they maintain the call for the strike on June 5, Friday, which they could call off depending on the result of the consultation on the pre-agreement signed with the Government, which will be known on Thursday.

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