Seven arrested for ATM attacks
Italian authorities have arrested seven people in the southern province of Foggia, accused of being part of a criminal network dedicated to robbing ATMs using explosives at several banks.
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The deputy Glòria Freixa is also considering joining the Junts primaries in Barcelona
La diputada Glòria Freixa, secretaria primera de la Mesa del Parlament, is considering joining the Junts primaries to lead the Barcelona list for next year’s municipal elections. In the coming days, she will make a decision and could be the fourth contender if the other three who have publicly expressed their willingness to participate in the process at some point are confirmed.
The autonomous communities halt tax cuts, except Madrid
Almost all autonomous communities under the common regime are halting the tax cuts they approved in previous years. The years are coming to an end when the prevailing trend was to approve reductions in transferred taxes, such as in the IRPF, inheritance and donations, or wealth tax. The current trend is quite the opposite, warns the Independent Authority for Fiscal Responsibility (Airef) in its latest report. The only exception is Madrid, which continues to increase its tax reductions.
Thousands of people march through downtown Madrid in a protest against Sánchez
In the absence, for the moment, of that electoral super Sunday that hovers over every political conversation in Madrid after the regional collapse recorded by the PSOE in the recent elections, the right has celebrated its own reivindicative super Saturday this Saturday in which several tens of thousands of people have marched between Colón Square and the Victory Arch, in Moncloa, called by Sociedad Civil Española to demand the resignation of the President of the Government, Pedro Sánchez.
The Rafa Nadal Museum opens its doors at the Manacor academy
The new Rafa Nadal Museum opened its doors this Thursday in Manacor after an event where Rafa Nadal himself was the host and introduced what is “one of the most special projects” of his life.
The lack of political response causes another protest to demand the removal of the tracks in Alicante
La estación de Murcia stopped operating in 1974, in 1992 a land transfer agreement was approved, and in 2026 the tracks are still there. On April 13, the residents of Alicante woke up expectant because the Minister of Transport, Óscar Puente, was in the city to present, together with the mayor Luis Barcala and the president of the Generalitat, Juanfran Pérez Llorca, the long-awaited Central Park project. Days later, Puente himself announced the tendering of a contract to advance another key project: the Torrellano variant.
Jonathan Andic temporarily leaves the vice presidency of Mango to focus on his defense
Jonathan Andic, son of the founder of Mango, announced this Tuesday that he is temporarily stepping down from the company’s vice presidency to focus on defending himself against the homicide charge against him, sources close to him have confirmed. The heir of Isak Andic will nevertheless retain his responsibilities in the “family, business, and social projects” he holds. In addition to the non-executive vice presidency of Mango, Jonathan Andic chairs the family holding company, Punta Na Holgind, under which hangs the company through which he controls 95% of Mango along with his two sisters, Judith and Sarah. He is also chairman and secretary of Punta Na SAU, which consolidates the real estate businesses.
The judge in the Andic case investigates whether the family therapist influenced the death of the businessman
To the complexity of the investigation into the death of businessman Isak Andic, a new element was added this Wednesday. The judge of Martorell Raquel Nieto has asked the Mossos d’Esquadra to investigate “the existence of a third person who directly or indirectly participated in the events.” And that third person is J.L., an Ecuadorian therapist who resides in Germany and periodically travels to Barcelona to consult with several families in the city, including, for many years, practically all members of the Andic family, from the deceased, through his children and their mother.
Tanorexia, a tanning addiction that affects mostly young women
Addiction to tanning, also known as tanorexia, is an obsession with one’s image that goes beyond the “whim” of looking tan and attractive, and mainly affects young women between 16 and 35 years old, according to psychologist and director of the Institute of Advanced Psychotherapies, Luis Antón.
The old Werther
While at the Liceu, Christof Loy presents us with a young Werther in the thrilling performance of Xabier Anduaga, at the Supreme Court, an old Werther was also acting. The first Werther loves Charlotte and steps aside, while José Luis Ábalos says, perhaps, the…