The publication of a political manifesto by the technology company Palantir, a contractor for the United States Government, specializing in the application of Artificial Intelligence in the military field and in domestic surveillance, has made an impression
This is one of those municipal projects that generate a certain sense of déjà vu in anyone who follows urban planning information in Barcelona with some interest. The City Council announced this Thursday the awarding of the Landskrona project in the ideas competition to define the Magòria complex, in Sants-Montjuïc, on the mountain side bank of Gran Via. The works, which include sports facilities, a new garden, and the underground work and cleaning center of Parc i Jardins, should start in January 2028. The fact is that something similar happened in the previous decade, with the expectation of being able to cut the ribbon in 2022.
The streets of Gràcia are preparing for a new edition of their main festival, which will offer more than 900 free activities from August 15 to 21.
Gabriel Jesus arrived in Barcelona recreating his most characteristic celebration: hands on both sides of the head, with fingers spread. It is a celebration that the Brazilian popularized during his time at Manchester City and has repeated throughout his career.
The President of the United Arab Emirates (UAE), Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed, warned the Prime Minister of Israel, Benjamin Netanyahu, that Hamas was planning a large-scale attack a week and a half before the October 7 attacks, Haaretz newspaper exclusively reported this Tuesday.
Several dozen people have gathered since early this Thursday in the Embajadores neighborhood, in the Centro district of the capital, to prevent the eviction of Mariano Ordaz, a 67-year-old retiree who has lived all his life in a home owned by the religious order of the Franciscans and who is facing his fifth eviction order.
These days the metaphor of World War II bombs that resurface in the dried riverbeds of European rivers, drained by the climate crisis, is used. A projectile that has reached today without exploding, as a legacy of an era in which totalitarianism…
On the esplanade of Loma Margarita in Ceuta, near what will be the city’s sole military base, about twenty legionnaires surrounded around fifty immigrants yesterday at noon, who had previously been herded there in groups. Sitting in the shade, wearing the same swimsuit they had on four days ago when they jumped from Morocco to Spain, they waited for instructions from the legionnaires to board a bus that would take them to the border to supposedly return voluntarily to their country. “You,” “you,” “you,” a soldier shouted, as a way of distributing return tickets, with no other criteria than the appearance of the young men. Meanwhile, on the other side of the street, a member of the Ceuta association Elín closely watches the scene because they have detected that among the bagged youths there are many minors and three Sudanese: neither group can be summarily expelled by law. The bus fills up without them. And the loud clap of a legionnaire gives them the green light to get up and leave. Even if only to continue wandering around the outskirts of the city, until they are detained again.
Jordi Oliveras, director of the Puig de les Basses prison (Figueres, Girona), has resigned from his position and the Department of Justice has announced that in the coming days it will appoint the person who will take over his role. Sources from the Ministry have said that the head of this penitentiary center offered his resignation to the Secretary of Penal Measures and Reintegration a few days ago, and now his resignation has been made effective.
Agreeing on the time to determine which is the most beautiful town in an area is not an easy task. Numerous conditions participate in the choice, although the subjective factor – the perception of beauty is something totally personal – is conclusive.
