Interview with the author of the photo that united Messi and Lamine 20 years ago: “It's as if Pelé had bathed Maradona”

Interview with the author of the photo that united Messi and Lamine 20 years ago: “It’s as if Pelé had bathed Maradona”

Everyone is talking about the photograph in which a twenty-something Leo Messi and a Lamine Yamal just a few months old appear together, taken almost 20 years ago. The Argentine has become the best footballer in history; the Catalan, the star of Barça and the Spanish national team. Both will compete this Sunday for the World Cup. The coincidence is so incredible that it has generated unprecedented attention. The mayor of New York, Zohran Mamdani, thought it was the work of artificial intelligence, and Jimmy Fallon, on ‘The Tonight Show’, dedicated his famous monologue to it.

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Trump threatens to destroy “a bridge or power plant” each time Iran fires at a ship in Hormuz

Trump threatens to destroy “a bridge or power plant” each time Iran fires at a ship in Hormuz

U.S. President Donald Trump has issued a new threat against Iran’s civilian infrastructure via his platform, Truth Social. After Washington bombed the Persian country last night for the eleventh consecutive day, the president warned the Islamic republic that “every time it fires at a ship in the Strait of Hormuz, whether with a missile, a rocket, a drone, or any other device or weapon, the U.S. will bomb and destroy a bridge or a power plant”.

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Rosa Peral's penitentiary itinerary: six prison transfers and three criminal cases

Rosa Peral’s penitentiary itinerary: six prison transfers and three criminal cases

Rosa Peral has been transferred from prison for the sixth time as nine years pass since the crime of the Guardia Urbana in which she killed her boyfriend, Pedro Rodríguez, along with her lover, Albert López. During this time, Peral has been involved in multiple conflicts that have resulted in sanctions, disciplinary proceedings, and the opening of up to three new criminal cases. The penitentiary itinerary of the former urban guard is as follows: Wad-Ras, Brians 1, Mas d’Enric, Wad-Ras, Brians 1, Mas d’Enric and, now, again, Brians 1.

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Tech stocks suffer in the stock market amid fears over AI advancement

Tech stocks suffer in the stock market amid fears over AI advancement

Calls to halt the advance of artificial intelligence from within the sector itself due to fears that AI could end humanity and OpenAI’s decision – owner of ChatGPT – to postpone its IPO are resulting in stock market declines in the sector this Monday. Technology companies in Europe, the U.S., and Asia are heading for a day of trading in the red, from SoftBank to Nvidia, including ASML, amid fears of a slowdown in business for the main players and their suppliers.

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Sánchez, before the Second Chamber

Sánchez, before the Second Chamber

The last plenary session of Congress is one of the most high-voltage parliamentary sessions that have taken place in Spain in recent years. The Prime Minister appeared, at his own request, to report on the situation in the autonomous city of Ceuta. The opposition was waiting to accuse him of “treason,” and none of his parliamentary allies, whether close or more distant, was willing to give him full support. The day before, numerous demonstrations had taken place in the main municipalities of Spain as a sign of solidarity with Ceuta. Convened by the Popular Party and Vox, these demonstrations became a cry of protest against the Government.

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