The San Isidro festivities kick off: concerts, parades, exhibitions, and gastronomy

The San Isidro festivities kick off: concerts, parades, exhibitions, and gastronomy

David Otero and Sofía Cristo DJ (May 9), a tribute to Extremoduro (May 11), Rubén Pozo, Miguel Ríos, Alejo Stivel, The Refrescos, Sole Giménez, Celtas Cortos, Amistades Peligrosas, Nena Daconte, Marilia from Ella Baila Sola and OBK (May 14), Nuria Fergó, Las Ketchup and Los Chunguitos (May 15), Fangoria, La Bien Querida and Triángulo de Amor Bizarro (May 16) will provide the soundtrack in San Isidro, which “will be ablaze with festivities from May 7 to 17,” affirmed the mayor, José Luis Martínez-Almeida, at the presentation of the celebrations for the capital’s patron saint festivities.

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The Dead River

The Dead River

Criminal sentences have a curious habit: they judge specific people for practices that stopped shocking almost everyone a long time ago. In the first trials for ecological crime, there was a defense known as the dead river defense. The accused could have…

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The Almería fire opens the first front between Moreno and Vox over climate change

The Almería fire opens the first front between Moreno and Vox over climate change

The Los Gallardos fire in Almería has not only forced the deployment of the largest firefighting operation in recent years in Andalusia, but it has also caused the first political friction between the partners of the new Andalusian Government. Just a few hours after Juanma Moreno appeared alongside Pedro Sánchez in Turre to warn that forest fires are “increasingly dramatic” in a context marked by climate change, Vox publicly came out to correct that narrative. “Climate change cannot be an excuse to shirk responsibilities,” said the party’s spokesperson in Congress, Pepa Millán, on Tuesday.

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Illa and Junqueras display the orbital line as a preliminary step to the approval of the budgets

Illa and Junqueras display the orbital line as a preliminary step to the approval of the budgets

The President of the Generalitat, Salvador Illa, and the leader of Esquerra Republicana, Oriol Junqueras, led this Monday the presentation event of the orbital railway line in Sant Sadurní d’Anoia. This is the network project that will go from Vilanova i la Geltrú to Mataró without passing through Barcelona and will have an investment from the State of 5.2 billion euros. This pact between socialists and republicans represents the first step to stage a budget agreement that, if everything is fulfilled, will be signed tomorrow.

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