A United States federal appeals court ruled this Friday that Donald Trump does not have the authority to destroy the East Wing of the White House and build a ballroom there without the approval of Congress.
The arrest of Jonathan Andic, eldest son of Isak Andic, the owner of Mango who died in December 2024 after falling off a cliff in the Montserrat mountain, has created a lot of expectation, especially after the judge in the case charged him with an alleged homicide and released him on bail of one million euros. The judge’s order provides evidence pointing to the detainee as the author of his father’s death while they were walking in the mountains.
Many times, the quality of the clothes we buy has nothing to do with the price we pay for them. However, identifying which garments are good and which are not can be complicated. Is organic cotton better than “normal” cotton? Should I discard any fabric with polyester? In this report, we analyze the elements that influence the quality and durability of clothing with Aida Márquez, fashion designer, and Enric Carrera, PhD in textile engineering and emeritus professor at UPC.
Tourists and foreign residents (the famous expats, expatriates) are in the spotlight of many people in a Barcelona that, like other cities, lives with regret its dizzying loss of identity. A linguistic acrobatic has turned the initial use of…
The Minister of Childhood and Youth, Sira Rego, has once again insisted this Monday on the need to proceed with the reception in the Peninsula of the migrant minors who are in Ceuta, a measure she has considered “essential” to “ease” the crisis situation of the autonomous city and “guarantee care.” Rego specified that there are 1,478 migrant minors who are identified and in protection centers in the autonomous city, in addition to the 1,200 minors that the Government estimates remain to be registered.
The frequency of geological disasters like the one that has happened in Nepal, causing hundreds of victims, possibly thousands, is increasing as climate changes take their toll on places as complex, and increasingly populated, as the Himalayan mountain range. The geologist and mountaineer Jerónimo López witnessed this just a year ago, when he traveled to an area near the now-collapsed one, 50 years after he participated in the first Spanish ascent of an ‘eight-thousander’, the Manaslu.
Former president José María Aznar has made a call to the responsibility of citizens to defend liberal democracy, which in his opinion is in grave danger due to the attack of the “detestable” right- and left-wing populisms. In his speech at the IX Ibero-American Congress of CEAPI, held in Mexico City, Aznar emphasized that “if there are responsible citizens” capable of speaking and acting “then liberal democracies will resist and freedom will triumph again.” He was not more explicit, although the message is very similar to the “whoever can, should” phrase he himself revived yesterday in a video, referring to the investigation opened against former president José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero.
Regarding Keir Starmer’s political health, there are three distinct and contradictory medical opinions. One says he is already dead, pending certification by the coroner and the subsequent autopsy. Another says he is in a vegetative state from which it is almost impossible to recover, and only the family’s resignation and authorization to disconnect life support remain. And the last is that he has suffered a deep trauma and is in critical condition, and – although difficult – he is strong and it cannot be completely ruled out that he will wake from the coma, recover, and return to normal life.
Tobías Martínez has been appointed president of Openchip, one of the most promising companies in the microchip industry in Barcelona. Market sources confirm that the former Cellnex executive will take over from Carles Kinder.
The DelcyGate, as the meeting on January 20, 2020, at Barajas airport between the former Minister of Transport José Luis Ábalos and the now acting president of Venezuela Delcy Rodríguez – who was banned from the Schengen area by the European Union – is known, has landed in the Plus Ultra Case file. The commissioner in charge of the Madrid airport on the night of the murky stopover, Jesús María Gómez Martín, was able to provide “favors,” such as allegedly avoiding customs controls for the investigated Venezuelan magnates, in exchange for “rewards.”