France wakes up too late but Mbappé is already touching the Golden Boot after a double.

France wakes up too late but Mbappé is already touching the Golden Boot after a double.

It was a match to inflate numbers and aim for records, and it did not disappoint. Miami witnessed the highest-scoring game among the 103 played in the World Cup. England took the bronze after a great first half in which France did not show up. The French reaction in the second half served to add excitement and for Mbappé to achieve his double scoring objective. With a double to make it 3-4, he extended his lead in the Golden Boot (10 goals, two more than Messi) and became the top scorer in World Cup history with 22 goals (one more than Leo). The final is still to come.

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Ebola in war zone: violence and rebel groups block crisis response

Ebola in war zone: violence and rebel groups block crisis response

No one suspected anything. On April 24, a patient succumbed to a lethal mix of high fever, diarrhea, and hemorrhages at a medical center in Bunia, the capital of the Ituri region, in the northeast of the Democratic Republic of Congo. In an area affected by tropical diseases, with the recurrent presence of cholera or malaria, that death did not raise too many suspicions.

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The European Parliament lifts Alvise Pérez's immunity

The European Parliament lifts Alvise Pérez’s immunity

Far-right MEP Luis ‘Alvise’ Pérez loses parliamentary immunity. The European Parliament voted this Tuesday in favor of lifting the protection of the leader of Se acabó La Fiesta (SALF), as requested by the Supreme Court to be able to prosecute him for alleged harassment on social media via Telegram of Valencia’s delegated prosecutor for hate crimes and discrimination, Susana Gisbert.

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The opposition mocks the risk Ayuso faced in Mexico: “Were they killing her with tequilas?”

The opposition mocks the risk Ayuso faced in Mexico: “Were they killing her with tequilas?”

“Were they killing her with tequilas?”. The first control session in the Assembly of Madrid after Isabel Díaz Ayuso’s eventful institutional trip to Mexico has resulted this Thursday in a cascade of ironies from the opposition about the supposed “extreme risk” that, according to the Madrid president, she faced during her stay in the Latin American country. The plenary thus staged the clash between an Ayuso determined to denounce an alleged political boycott orchestrated from La Moncloa and a left that has ridiculed a narrative it considers exaggerated, victimizing, and full of accusations without evidence.

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Trump's orphan Patriots

Trump’s orphan Patriots

In Milan, the “patriots” wanted to flex their muscles, but ended up like a meeting of orphans: more melancholy than vehemence. The date of this Saturday’s European far-right rally had been conceived with a slogan, “remigration,” the flagship concept of the continent’s new far-right, which united all populist right-wing parties, members of the parliamentary group promoted by Viktor Orbán, who nevertheless did not appear in Milan, and inspired by that Donald Trump who, during hours of demonstrations and speeches, was not cited even once, beyond allusions perceptible only to journalists and embassy analysts.

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Tragic night in El Ejido: a man shoots his parents and injures two babies, one of them his son

Tragic night in El Ejido: a man shoots his parents and injures two babies, one of them his son

Two people have died and another four have been injured in a shooting that occurred on Monday at 11:15 p.m. in the town of El Ejido, Almería. According to Ideal de Almería, the shooter, who has already been arrested, is the son of the two deceased. Among the injured are two babies, one of them the son of the arrested man. One baby — it has not been disclosed whether this is the one related to the attacker or not — is in the ICU.

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