The children of an Irish couple in Cullera find their parents dead in a jacuzzi

The children of an Irish couple in Cullera find their parents dead in a jacuzzi

The Civil Guard is investigating the death of an Irish couple, aged 50 and 45, whose bodies were found this Tuesday afternoon by their two minor children in the jacuzzi of the family home, located in a residential area of Cullera (Valencia). The bodies did not initially show obvious signs of violence, although investigators have detected some indications that could suggest an unusual circumstance occurred and also that they may have consumed drugs before their death, among other hypotheses.

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The Government of Portugal overcomes the motion of no confidence that exposes its fragile situation

The Government of Portugal overcomes the motion of no confidence that exposes its fragile situation

The Portuguese Parliament rejected this Tuesday the motion of no confidence from the far-right Chega with 104 votes against, 60 in favor, and 62 abstentions, including the decisive ones from the socialist deputies who, for the sake of stability, thus saved the government of conservative Luís Montenegro. However, the most revealing figure of a debate whose outcome was clear from the very presentation of the motion was not generated by parliamentary arithmetic, but by political dynamics. It concerns the maximum amount of the additional extra payment of 1,611.13 euros that Portuguese pensioners will receive in December. It is part, along with tax reductions for the lowest incomes, of the package of measures announced by a besieged Montenegro, in response to the scandals that have his Interior Minister, Luís Neves, on the ropes, and the growing social unrest due to a much higher fuel cost than in Spain, with more than 30 cents difference on both sides of the border.

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The Pope asks Spain that religiosity "not be a museum of the past to visit" at the Corpus Mass

The Pope asks Spain that religiosity “not be a museum of the past to visit” at the Corpus Mass

Pope Leo XIV asked this Sunday, during the Corpus Christi Mass, that religiosity not be “a museum of the past to visit” and stressed that Christians are “called to be present in the situations and challenges of society” and in the “construction of the common good.” “No one can kneel before the Lord and despise their brother,” he declared during the homily.

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Barça-Flick agreement to extend the coach's contract until 2028, with an option for one more year

Barça-Flick agreement to extend the coach’s contract until 2028, with an option for one more year

Winning the League. And then, carrying out a renewal as eagerly awaited by Barcelona fans as it was desired by Hansi Flick, his family, and, of course, Joan Laporta. That was the premise Deco noted in his agenda when he heard the German coach say he wanted to remain linked to the Barcelona club after being eliminated in the Champions League quarterfinals against Atlético at the end of March.

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