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Argentina’s scores in the World Cup final against Spain

Never in the history of the finals had a team failed to take a single shot on the opponent’s goal during regular time. Argentina, a stingy team that only attacked when it was dying down, ended up with two chances in 125 minutes, and they offered no more football than countering Spain with order, forcefulness, and too often dirty play, foul tactics, and trickery. Unworthy of the three-time champions who aspired to their fourth crown. Only goalkeeper Dibu Martínez was spared from a very poor collective performance.

An incident on his plane forces Sánchez to land in Turkey when he was going to Armenia

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A technical issue with the official plane carrying the Prime Minister, Pedro Sánchez, to Armenia to participate in the European Political Community summit forced him to make a landing in Turkey.

The Supreme Court before the European justice

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The ruling of the EU Court of Justice on the amnesty for the leaders of the procés is the culmination of the growing confrontation between Pedro Sánchez’s Government and the judiciary. The Executive barely hides it anymore and accuses some judges of acting in a twisted manner, driven by political motives. On the other side, magistrates holding positions in high courts and conservative judges’ associations consider themselves attacked in their independence. They even see themselves as the last defenders of the State against a Government they consider populist and capable of fostering the breakup of the State and the degradation of institutions in order to stay in power.

The two private parties of the Spanish National Team: without phones and with notable absences

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The players and staff of the Spanish National Team experienced an unforgettable day this past Monday. After winning their second World Cup against Argentina, La Roja was received by the Kings and their daughters, Princess Leonor and Infanta Sofía, at the Palacio de la Zarzuela and, subsequently, moved to La Moncloa to meet with the President of the Government, Pedro Sánchez.

Is jailed for attempted murder after a traffic dispute in Sagunt

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National Police officers have arrested a man in the Valencian municipality of Sagunt, for whom his entry into prison has already been decreed, as the alleged perpetrator of the crimes of attempted murder and illegal possession of weapons after a traffic dispute.

The ‘La Caleta’ restaurant in Sant Vicenç de Montalt is forced to close by the General Directorate of Coasts

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“They are forcing us to close a restaurant that our grandparents opened in 1955,” says a helpless Albert Casado, third generation at the helm of La Caleta, the establishment that started as a seasonal snack bar and, with hard work and dedication, became the family restaurant that has become a meeting point for various generations.

IU denounces a U.S. interest in causing a political crisis in the Government with its collaboration in the investigation of Zapatero

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The spokesperson for Izquierda Unida, Enrique Santiago, stated this Thursday that he “has no doubt” that the United States “could have a political interest” in causing “a political crisis in the Government of Spain” and also “to punish those who may have worked to evade the illegal sanctions unilaterally imposed by the United States on Venezuela” for their collaboration in the investigation against the former president of the government José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero for, among other crimes, influence peddling in the case of the bailout of the airline Plus Ultra.

The Government asks the Church to include Catalan in the blessing of the tower of Jesus

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The Government of the Generalitat is in contact with the Archdiocese of Barcelona and assures that it “works discreetly” to try to include Catalan in the blessing of the tower of Jesus of the Sagrada Família, which crowns Antoni Gaudí’s basilica and makes it the tallest church in the world.

Bubble buses to go from the ‘Hondius’ to the plane: passengers seated in ‘zig-zag’ and separated by two meters

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The 147 passengers of the Hondius cruise ship, which is heading to the Canary Islands after a hantavirus outbreak was detected, will disembark next Sunday at sea in groups of no more than five people and by nationality. From the cruise ship, they will transfer to some zodiacs arranged by the shipowner and from there they will head to the dock. Specifically, they will be transferred to a specific area of the port of Granadilla “that meets the highest biological containment measures.” Their luggage will be grouped by nationality and disinfected by the ship’s crew before disembarkation, within the protocol established by Foreign Health. If any passenger shows symptoms before arrival, they will disembark first to be referred to the isolation unit of the Hospital de la Candelaria and their luggage will be managed by the shipping company. They would never reach land. After them, close contacts will disembark grouped by nationalities.

The judge points to the senior officials with whom Zapatero’s network contacted for the bailout

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Former president José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero is said to have used his influence within the government of Pedro Sánchez and that of Venezuelan Nicolás Maduro to conduct business, according to the judge of the National Court José Luis Calama, who has charged him. The question is: whom did he influence? The court order does not specify which senior government official or administration employee was influenced but, however, hints at meetings, encounters, contacts, or references regarding the moves that the former socialist leader and his network would have made to achieve the bailout of the airline Plus Ultra.

Votes for 50 “bucks”

Hospitality and nightlife lash out against the smoking ban on terraces

Tuchel takes all the criticism in England for the ‘blackout’ against Argentina

Ebola resurges in DR Congo with the largest outbreak since 2018: there are already 65 dead

Sánchez lays the first stone of the new Grifols plant in Lliçà de Vall: “It is a qualitative leap”

The garden city that València imagined: a walk through the iconic “journalists’ chalets”

Juanma, president of the Generalitat?

The fall of Kidal, symbol of Russia’s failure in Mali

Two dead and machete fights rekindle the debate on insecurity

Happy ending for “Timmy”: whale that kept Germany on edge released into the North Sea