The Government of Spain has responded to the complaints from the autonomous communities and has approved this Tuesday in the Council of Ministers a royal decree-law that includes advance payments corresponding to 2026, so that they can be allocated to the maintenance of public services in each of the territories.
Iran and the U.S. recognized this Saturday “encouraging progress” in their indirect negotiation to end the war. An extension of the sixty-day truce and a preliminary agreement would be within reach, according to the Pakistani mediators, who see a second meeting in Islamabad between the contenders possible within a week.
María Guardiola delivered her speech this Tuesday to be invested as president of Extremadura and has emphatically defended her agreement with Vox despite acknowledging that it has generated “noise” and has avoided citing the concept of “national priority”: “What has been signed is what will be carried out.”
The United States Court of International Trade ruled on Thursday against the latest global 10% tariffs imposed by President Donald Trump, finding that they were not justified under a trade law from the 1970s.
“Prison or death,” repeated over and over in his rallies Abelardo de la Espriella, a controversial 47-year-old lawyer, to refer to the fate that awaits criminals, drug traffickers, and guerrillas if he ends up being the next president of Colombia. It hardly matters that the far-right leader built a media career as a lawyer for celebrities, footballers, and paramilitaries, before having an epiphany in Italy and deciding that he should enter the electoral arena to save his country from the left, according to his words, in July 2025.
Israel goes on the offensive against Lamine Yamal. The initiative of the Barcelona forward to wave a Palestinian flag during the blaugrana parade celebrating the League title last Monday through the streets of Barcelona continues to generate reactions. On this occasion, it was the Israeli Defense Minister, Israel Katz, who intervened in the matter by posting a strong message against the footballer on the social network X this Thursday, a message written in Spanish. “Lamine Yamal chose to incite against Israel and promote hatred while our soldiers fight the terrorist organization Hamas, an organization that massacred, raped, burned, and killed Jewish children, women, and elderly on October 7,” Katz stated. The minister did not stop there in his diatribe. “Those who support this type of message should ask themselves: Do you consider this humanitarian? Is this moral?”
It is about “toppling a government, not at the polls but with other tricks,” warned Minister Óscar Puente yesterday, in the face of the flood of legal cases pressuring Pedro Sánchez. “The PSOE will not tolerate it, we will not bow to anyone’s attempts to disturb our democracy through methods that are not democratic,” warned the Minister of Transport from Congress.
The myth chose the promise. Paula Blasi’s story will forever be linked to the legend of L’Angliru. It was on one of the most fearsome climbs that can be tackled where the Catalan was crowned winner of the 2026 Vuelta a España, where she rose among the greats of this sport at just 23 years old. In the queen stage, where the great pages are written, the cyclist from Esplugues was able to seize the final victory and snatch the red jersey from Anna van der Breggen, one of the best of the century. The present and the future overtook the past in an unforgettable ascent that exalted Blasi.
The Hoy por Hoy team wanted to pay tribute to Àngels Barceló this Monday after learning about her departure from Cadena SER, a chapter she will close after more than two decades linked to the station. The journalist leaves behind seven seasons leading the most listened-to morning program on Spanish radio, where she has achieved historic audience figures.
Albert Dalmau (Barcelona, 1992) receives La Vanguardia after the Govern finally approved its first budgets. They still need to be validated by the Parliament, but for the conseller they represent a turning point after which he foresees a decade of stability for Catalonia.