Spain has four months to award 13 billion of European funds

Spain has four months to award 13 billion of European funds

Spain will have to make a “final effort” in the next four months to be able to make the most of the transfers from the Recovery Plan. This was the term used this Thursday by the First Vice-President and Minister of Economy, Carlos Cuerpo, to refer to the challenge for administrations to deploy all direct and non-reimbursable aid from the European Commission before the end of August. At this moment, there are 13 billion euros at stake, although some items are already earmarked.

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The Angliru crowns Paula Blasi as the winner of the Vuelta a España

The Angliru crowns Paula Blasi as the winner of the Vuelta a España

The myth chose the promise. Paula Blasi’s story will forever be linked to the legend of L’Angliru. It was on one of the most fearsome climbs that can be tackled where the Catalan was crowned winner of the 2026 Vuelta a España, where she rose among the greats of this sport at just 23 years old. In the queen stage, where the great pages are written, the cyclist from Esplugues was able to seize the final victory and snatch the red jersey from Anna van der Breggen, one of the best of the century. The present and the future overtook the past in an unforgettable ascent that exalted Blasi.

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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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“Hey, Meta, what do I have in my hands?”: this is how AI can help blind people

“Hey, Meta, what do I have in my hands?”: this is how AI can help blind people

In the midst of the debate about the use of AI, there are situations where it is undeniable that its applications and technology in general represent a step forward in quality of life. A clear example is people with visual disabilities, for whom apps or AI glasses allow a broader perception of the world: they serve to read food product labels or describe specific situations when the blind person is alone and needs help. That is why, from ONCE, which these days celebrates the Social Group Week, technology is claimed as a tool to move closer to equality.

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Netflix announces the end of 'Emily in Paris'

Netflix announces the end of ‘Emily in Paris’

The viewer has to prepare to say “au revoir” to Emily Cooper. According to Netflix’s announcement, the sixth season of Emily in Paris will be the last. It cannot exactly be called a cancellation. With the sixth season currently in production, the series has had its creative run on television and, considering Netflix’s usual allergy to long-running series, it has become one of the veteran series in the catalog.

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