Donald Trump does not lie. Yes, I know. Everyone has said it. Me too. The Washington Post counted more than 30,000 lies from him during his first presidential term. But –I apologize on my behalf and on behalf of so many other commentators– it is a serious misdiagnosis…
What would good stories be without secondary characters? Without being the pillars of the narrative, they also support it and give it depth and texture; it is often they who lift the veil of appearances, at least a little. For that reason, they put so much effort into the castings that brought Vida privada (1932), Josep Maria de Sagarra’s great novel, to the screen.
Jonathan Andic called 112 at noon on December 14, 2024, after the fatal fall of his father, Isak Andic, on the Camí de les Feixades de Montserrat. He spoke with three operators, one from the emergency system, one from the Generalitat Firefighters, and a nurse from the SEM while he was on his way to the location. The three brief communications are reproduced by lawyer Cristóbal Martell in the 27-page appeal filed at three in the afternoon at the Barcelona Court, against the detention order for an alleged homicide crime by the victim’s son. In the three very brief calls, the son of the founder of Mango is heard crying. “I need help. I need help. My father has fallen. Ah, we are in Collbató. Yes, he has fallen.” When the operator asks if he fell or tripped, the businessman’s son responds through tears: “I think he fell off a cliff, please send someone, send an ambulance, send someone, please.”
The former secretary general of the Union of Farmers and Ranchers of Aragon (UAGA), Javier Sánchez, and his wife, Esther Latorre, have been found dead in their home in the town of Tauste, Zaragoza. Their bodies show signs of violence, according to sources from the Delegation of the Government of Aragon. The discovery took place early on Saturday night.
The five members of the electoral board of October 1, 2017; Tània Verge, former minister of ERC; the lawyer Marc Marsal; Josep Pagès, current MP for Junts; the professor of Political Science, Jordi Matas, and the lawyer Marta Alsina have been amnestied.
After a day with two hits on the bars in the men’s technical duo and solo technical routine, Spain won its first two medals at the European Championships in Paris. Iris Tió, in a busy day, was present in both, first alongside Dennis González in the mixed free duo and then with Lilou Lluís in the free duo. The first tastes like glory and even brought tears to Andrea Fuentes due to the physical problems of the swimmer from Rubí in his toughest year; the last was in the ear, which prevented them from training the choreography for more than two weeks. The second holds more sadness: Spain had been world gold in Singapore and arrived first to the final… but lost the title by just five tenths.
The Ministry of Education of the Community of Madrid has the continuity of the language assistant program, especially English, for the next 2026-2027 school year up in the air, due to various court rulings and the investigations opened by the Ministry of Labor’s inspection in other autonomous communities that there may be irregularities in the hiring of said personnel.
The Supreme Court (TS) has emphasized without unanimity the “public interest” and the “human substrate” in its decision not to provisionally suspend the extraordinary regularization of migrants approved by the Government. However, two judges have issued a dissenting opinion in which they support the provisional suspension of the royal decree.
Her disappearance made her legend greater. She was an aviator who never declined, unlike pilot Charles Lindbergh, consumed by his far-right drift, or actor James Dean, turned into a myth for dying young with only three films made. Amelia Earhart built her myth and made good use of her success in life.
In the very own style of the United States, the expression “never seen before” is repeated ahead of the World Cup final this Sunday in New Jersey.