Llorca informs teachers of the Education position: "The base salary is improvable"

Llorca informs teachers of the Education position: “The base salary is improvable”

The president of the Generalitat Valenciana met this Sunday with some teachers at the pilgrimage of San Pascual Bailón in Monforte del Cid, in Alicante, and there he spoke with them about the situation of public education. In the video he shared on the social network “X” Pérez Llorca is seen talking with a group of teachers, dressed in the green t-shirt that characterizes the teachers these days of indefinite strike. And in the message preceding the video, he insists on the idea of dialogue: “Talking and working. That is the best way to solve the situation of education in the Valencian Community. Always willing to dialogue, because only by talking, listening, and working together can we move forward.”

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The Comic Barcelona fair is established with 92,000 visitors and a strong commitment to internationalization

The Comic Barcelona fair is established with 92,000 visitors and a strong commitment to internationalization

A total of 92,000 visitors have walked through the Comic Barcelona fair from Friday until today, Sunday. A figure slightly lower than the 110,000 of the previous edition, partly due to the change of pavilion because of construction work inside Fira Montjuïc. That does not take away from Meritxell Puig, director of Ficomic, the organizing entity of this event, feeling “satisfaction” with how things have gone this year and with the sweet moment that comics are experiencing. “More families than ever have come,” she told La Vanguardia while recalling that this 2026 is the year they have had the most authors, both national and international, and the most publishers from different parts of the world, who “have been able to see the talent that is cultivated here, which is no small thing.”

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Surgical advances at Sanitas enable safe surgeries and rapid recovery

Surgical advances at Sanitas enable safe surgeries and rapid recovery

An effective and minimally invasive surgery, which facilitates the fastest and least painful recovery possible, is the wish of every patient who has to undergo a surgical intervention. Medicine advances every day, and what years ago was faced with more aggressive procedures is now approached in a way that is more respectful to the body. Also in the safest possible way. In the case of abdominal, colorectal, and digestive surgeries, progress has been especially noticeable in recent years. These are interventions that have evolved from classic open surgery to current minimally invasive techniques.

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Norway celebrates its big day amid the absence of Ingrid Alexandra and the fragility of Mette-Marit

Norway celebrates its big day amid the absence of Ingrid Alexandra and the fragility of Mette-Marit

The National Day of Norway has left a bittersweet image this year for the royal family. While the traditional May 17 celebrations were taking place in Oslo, Princess Ingrid Alexandra commemorated the date more than 15,000 kilometers from home, from Australia, where she is currently pursuing her university studies. Her message from Sydney, broadcast by the Norwegian Royal House, quickly became one of the most talked-about moments of the day.

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The unknown butterfly discovered in Barcelona

The unknown butterfly discovered in Barcelona

Barcelona has identified for the first time the presence of a new butterfly species, the Provence hairstreak or verdeta d’ull ros in Catalan (Callophrys avis). The finding, which was reported today by the City Council, was made a few weeks ago within the framework of the urban butterfly monitoring program of Barcelona, the uBMS observatory, during a sampling in the Laberint de Horta Park. With this observation, there are now 52 species of diurnal butterflies recorded in Barcelona, a figure that represents approximately 26% of all species present in Catalonia.

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