The first televised tournament among the five candidates, five, for the Quirinale was like a meeting of ill-matched neighbors – where each community member repeats their traumas and no one talks about the stairwell spillage – rather than a (civilized) exchange of views. There was no duel,
Alberto Núñez Feijóo has celebrated the “clear, undeniable and broad” victory of the PP in Andalusia and has already set his sights on the general elections, which are expected to be held from May next year. The leader of the PP believes that Juanma Moreno’s victory brings Spain closer to “another way of governing” and, in this regard, he has announced that, until the general elections, he will focus on promoting his political project without falling into the “distractions” of the Government, in a veiled reference to controversies surrounding Pedro Sánchez or corruption problems.
A federal court in Oakland, California, has become a new trial of the century. There, the case of Elon Musk against Sam Altman is being heard over the dispute about the existential meaning of OpenAI, the company that popularized the use of artificial intelligence with ChatGPT just over three years ago, an oral hearing that has the potential to reconfigure the AI industry.
The OPEC+ alliance has agreed to increase its crude oil production by 188,000 barrels per day starting in June, in a decision made this Sunday during a telematic meeting of seven of its main members.
The Department of Agriculture has asked the Tour de France organization to make a change in the route in the final section of the second stage of this cycling competition to avoid passing through Collserola, an area affected by swine fever. The Generalitat argues that “this is not the first time a route has been changed due to a health crisis.”
María Jesús Montero (Sevilla 1966) left the vice presidency of the Government to fight in the battle of Andalusia against Juanma Moreno, president of the Junta and leader of the PP in this community for the last eight years.
Enrique Riquelme appeared this Saturday in Valdebebas, where the headquarters of the Real Madrid electoral board is located, to submit all the necessary documentation to formalize his candidacy for the presidency of the white entity. This was the last step, and the most costly, to meet the requirements written in the statutes, tightened since Florentino Pérez’s arrival at the presidency two decades ago, coincidentally when the last elections were held.
The conservative majority of the United States Supreme Court, with three judges appointed by Donald Trump, made a significant decision this Wednesday that will determine the outcome of the crucial midterm legislative elections in November and will reduce the representation of minorities to a minimum in states governed by Republicans.
Every summer, the road changes the everyday map of Spain: families heading to the coast, groups of friends chaining kilometers, drivers returning on a Sunday afternoon, and travelers adjusting the journey to the heat, fatigue, or unforeseen events. The departure operation retains its symbolic strength, but the road trip is no longer understood solely as the time that separates the origin from the destination. Increasingly, it is also built in those intermediate moments when one decides to stop, rest, reorganize the car, or simply regain energy before continuing.
The Spaniard Alejandro Davidovich, who fell in the second round of Roland Garros, confirmed after the match the abrupt breakup with the one who had been his coach since last January, the Argentine Mariano Puerta, finalist in 2005 of the clay Grand Slam, the first one Rafa Nadal won.