The director of the Civil Guard now acknowledges at least a couple of meetings with Leire Díez

The director of the Civil Guard now acknowledges at least a couple of meetings with Leire Díez

The director of the Civil Guard, Mercedes González, who until now had denied any meeting with former PSOE militant Leire Díez, now admits to at least two meetings with the so-called socialist ‘plumber’, although she places them outside the headquarters of the armed institute. Through a statement, the highest-ranking official of the body assures that “she has never interfered in any investigation carried out by the agents” of the body she directs. And that communications were cut off after Díez proposed that she reinstate Commander Rubén Villalaba, who was removed after being charged in the Koldo Case. Something González rejected.

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The National Court provisionally suspends the appointment of the headquarters of the Community of Madrid as a place of democratic memory

The National Court provisionally suspends the appointment of the headquarters of the Community of Madrid as a place of democratic memory

The National Court has agreed to the precautionary suspension of the Government decree declaring the headquarters of the Presidency of the Community of Madrid, located in Puerta del Sol, as a Place of Democratic Memory, where the Directorate General of Security was formerly installed. The resolution includes a dissenting vote

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The conversations that point to Zapatero: “they have set up a finance boutique. That’s where the kickback will come from”

The conversations that point to Zapatero: “they have set up a finance boutique. That’s where the kickback will come from”

The judge of the National Court José Luis Calama has at his disposal telephone interceptions and WhatsApp messages sent between the top executives of the airline Plus Ultra and the network allegedly led by former Prime Minister José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero. These conversations now point to the former socialist leader, as stated in the order accessed by La Vanguardia.

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The Pentagon estimates the cost of the war in Iran at 25 billion dollars

The Pentagon estimates the cost of the war in Iran at 25 billion dollars

For the first time since the war in Iran began, which has now lasted two months and remains in an unstable ceasefire, the Pentagon on Wednesday gave an official estimated figure of the cost of the conflict to taxpayers to date: 25 billion dollars. The Pentagon comptroller, Jay Hurst, explained at a Congressional hearing that most of this money corresponds to the tens of thousands of bombs and missiles used, although the military has also invested money in carrying out operations and replenishing equipment.

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Young people don't believe immigrants take their jobs, but they do believe they take resources

Young people don’t believe immigrants take their jobs, but they do believe they take resources

At a time when the process of regularizing immigrants continues to pit the Government and most of the parties that support it against the PP and, above all, Vox, a report on youth reveals that young people between 15 and 29 years old believe that “Spain needs immigrants to maintain its way of life” (50%) and the number of those who think that immigrants take jobs from Spaniards is decreasing (43% in 2025, compared to 78% 20 years ago). However, the idea launched, especially by the far-right, that “we give too many facilities to immigrants” (59%) has taken hold, and 61% link their presence to an increase in crime and public insecurity.

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How can Jonathan Andic defend himself against the charge of homicide?

How can Jonathan Andic defend himself against the charge of homicide?

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.

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A couple arrested for abandoning a two-year-old girl "in unsanitary conditions"

A couple arrested for abandoning a two-year-old girl “in unsanitary conditions”

A couple consisting of a 28-year-old man and a 30-year-old woman has been arrested by the local police of Alicante for abandoning a girl just over two and a half years old. According to investigation sources, the intervention occurred last Tuesday at noon in a central car park in the capital after two passers-by observed the minor alone next to a car in manifestly unsanitary hygienic conditions.

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