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Thirty more packages of cocaine with a stamp appear on Malgrat beach

There is no two without three. And, on this occasion, there is no three without thirty. On Tuesday night, some French tourists staying at the El Pins campsite in Malgrat de Mar called 112 to explain that they had found on the beach, returned from the sea, a bundle with several packages inside, which could contain drugs. And so it was. Specifically, thirty one-kilogram packages of cocaine with the same identity seal as the last ones found adrift on the Catalan coast: a small card with the image of Jesus Christ, the Bible, and a phrase in memory of a missing friend.

This is how the new Sant Jordi Club will be: the future will be heard in Montjuïc

Alen Craig2 months ago2 months ago04 mins

The new Sant Jordi Club already has a face and shape, that of an immense multipurpose box 65 meters wide and 27 high – twice the current size – with an aesthetic similar to the Palau Sant Jordi and an outdoor space redesigned to facilitate access and invite people to approach the Montjuïc mountain. These are the main coordinates of the winning project of the competition for the renovation of the old facility, which will be carried out by the architecture firms Jorge Vidal and the Parisian Bruther with a budget of 70 million euros funded by BSM, manager of the Anella Olímpica, and 2029 as the planned inauguration date.

Ábalos, more heart than masks

Alen Craig4 months ago03 mins

The mask trial that has brought the former Minister of Transport and former Secretary of Organization of the Socialist Party, José Luís Ábalos, to the dock comes to an end today still with some questions yet to be resolved. Clearer are the effects that this case has had on

The Prosecutor’s Office points to a criminal organization in the Ceuta crisis despite the Police ruling it out

Alen Craig1 week ago1 week ago04 mins

The Prosecutor’s Office has paved the way for the judge of the National Court María Tardón to agree to initiate an investigation into the mass entry into Ceuta from Morocco on July 30 and 31, which resulted in nearly 80,000 people crossing the border both by swimming and on foot, 82 of whom died in the attempt. After receiving the required reports from both the National Police and the Civil Guard, the public prosecutor maintains that there is sufficient evidence to start an investigation. Next week the instructor will make a decision, although it is expected to proceed.

Tajani says that Spain’s decision to suspend Schengen is “unacceptable and incomprehensible”

Alen Craig1 month ago1 month ago03 mins

The Italian Foreign Minister, Antonio Tajani, believes that Spain’s reaction to also suspend the Schengen free movement treaty, introducing border controls as Italy had done following what happened in Ceuta, is “incomprehensible and totally unacceptable.”

US intelligence acknowledges that Iran still retains much of its military capabilities

Alen Craig4 months ago04 mins

In his effort to sell a victory to the American people in the Iran war, Donald Trump has stubbornly repeated that the Persian country has already been “annihilated” militarily, so the “total victory” at the strategic level is just around the corner. “They have no Navy, no communications, no Air Force,” he said two months ago, when he lied by claiming that the war was “practically over.” “They have already fired everything they had to fire,” he added: “Iran’s drone and missile capability has been completely destroyed, the navy has disappeared.”

Why has Trump drowned in Hormuz?

Alen Craig4 months ago4 months ago05 mins

Presidents are usually surrounded by advisors, hundreds or thousands of them, professionals who give opinions, conduct surveys, and manage affairs. The more independent they are, the more credible and valuable their work is. Professionalism and sincerity, however, are not good companions of power….

A Valencian oceanographer travels aboard the cruise ship experiencing a hantavirus outbreak

Alen Craig4 months ago4 months ago02 mins

The Valencian oceanographer Aitana Forcén-Vázquez is one of the fourteen Spanish people traveling on the cruise ship where a possible hantavirus outbreak has been declared, which has caused three deaths during its journey through the South Atlantic, according to sources close to her confirmed to EFE.

Andalucía and Catalunya, so close and yet so far

Alen Craig4 months ago03 mins

Our colleague Jaume V. Aroca, currently dispatched to cover the Andalusian elections, explains in his reports that on the street there is hardly any sign of a campaign. People continue with their own business, more focused on their daily tasks than on rallies, debates, or walks of…

The Nuclear Safety Council approves the extension of Almaraz until 2030

Alen Craig2 months ago2 months ago03 mins

The Plenary of the Nuclear Safety Council (CSN) has approved this morning to extend the activity of the Almaraz nuclear power plant for three more years, until 2030. This is what the owners of the plant, Iberdrola, Endesa, and Naturgy, had requested. This position of the Nuclear Safety Council was mandatory, but it does not yet represent the final step for the plant to extend its operational life. From now on, it is the Government who has to make the final decision.

Valencians without Rights

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Trump demands Gulf countries accept the Abraham Accords to make a deal with Iran

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Health denies healthcare collapse in Ceuta and places the emergency on the street

Rubio travels to Rome amid crisis between Trump and the Vatican

A fierce and uneven battle

Hundreds of immigrants settle on Trampolín beach awaiting their reception