Fires have already burned almost five times more hectares than in 2025 by this time

Fires have already burned almost five times more hectares than in 2025 by this time

Wildfires are proving to be especially lethal again this year after two years of above-average rainfall that fostered lush vegetation which, upon drying in spring, ended up as fuel for the flames. More than half of Spain has been subjected so far this summer to high or extreme fire risk conditions, coinciding with a series of heatwaves that have created a terrible breeding ground that has overwhelmed the capacities of extinction teams.

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Spain-France friendship, at risk

Spain-France friendship, at risk

The political and diplomatic friendship between Spain and France could suffer a serious deterioration in the coming weeks. What happens when a country’s Parliament rejects twice the validation of a new friendship treaty with its main neighboring country? That is what could happen in the coming weeks between France and Spain. There is a possibility that the Congress of Deputies will reject for the second time the official ratification of the new treaty of friendship and cooperation with France signed on January 19, 2023, in Montjuïc, under the title Treaty of Barcelona.

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Trump abandons the plan to charge tolls in Hormuz and replaces it with investments from Gulf countries

Trump abandons the plan to charge tolls in Hormuz and replaces it with investments from Gulf countries

The President of the United States, Donald Trump, has once again made an impromptu shift in his strategy in the restarted war with Iran. After announcing on Monday the imposition of a 20% tariff for ships crossing the Strait of Hormuz, in exchange for security from Washington, he announced this Tuesday through Truth Social that he is abandoning that idea. “After highly productive talks with Middle Eastern leaders, I have decided to replace the 20% reimbursement tariff for the U.S. with trade and investment agreements that the various Gulf States will make in the U.S.,” the president explained.

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The civil guard of Llanes sneaked into the barracks with a stolen weapon and a bulletproof vest to kill his ex at point-blank range

The civil guard of Llanes sneaked into the barracks with a stolen weapon and a bulletproof vest to kill his ex at point-blank range

Neither the hundreds of kilometers that separated them, nor the restraining order, nor the conviction for gender-based violence were enough to prevent the femicide. A 49-year-old civil guard, stationed at the Zamora Command, shot and killed his 50-year-old ex-partner yesterday, with whom he had three children in common, who have been left orphaned.

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Biopic fever: all the celebrities who will have a movie

Biopic fever: all the celebrities who will have a movie

Michael, the biopic about Michael Jackson, is making a splash globally: 217 million in its first opening weekend and number one at the worldwide box office. And that despite the bad reviews. The biopic genre has long since made an important place for itself in cinemas. The lives of real people are usually a good draw to attract the viewer’s attention and, in the process, manage to boost box office revenue. The approval of the critics is another matter.

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What is administrative prevarication for which David Sánchez has been convicted?

What is administrative prevarication for which David Sánchez has been convicted?

David Sánchez, brother of the President of the Government, and Miguel Ángel Gallardo, former president of the Diputación of Badajoz and former secretary general of the PSOE of Extremadura, have been sentenced for a crime of administrative prevarication to nine years of disqualification from employment or public office and from exercising passive suffrage in a ruling issued by the Audiencia of Badajoz that has been made public today. What is the crime of administrative prevarication?

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