Outrage at the Eiffel Tower for hiding its female workers at the request of a religious visit

Outrage at the Eiffel Tower for hiding its female workers at the request of a religious visit

Nothing less than the most emblematic monument of Paris and France, so proud of its freedoms and the defense of gender equality, has been the protagonist of a controversy over sexist behavior. The employees of the Eiffel Tower went on strike on Monday and prevented the opening of the monument, in protest against a private visit made on Saturday by a very conservative Hindu religious organization in which instructions were given to hide the female staff.

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The dilemma regarding the "family reunification" of minors from Ceuta: return to Morocco or with relatives in Spain?

The dilemma regarding the “family reunification” of minors from Ceuta: return to Morocco or with relatives in Spain?

The central Government intends to “prioritize,” as Territorial Policy Minister Ángel Víctor Torres assured yesterday, the family reunification of unaccompanied migrant minors who remain in Ceuta after crossing en masse to the autonomous city on July 30 and 31. But this route, now prioritized over relocation to other autonomous communities, presents serious difficulties. Among them, the full cooperation of the countries of origin, but also the willingness of the minor to return to the place they fled from. Hence, an open door, which the Government hinted at yesterday, is the possibility that these adolescents, mostly Moroccan, be reunited with relatives who already live in other parts of Spain or even in other European countries.

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AI Alarm, Data Center Fever

AI Alarm, Data Center Fever

Fear of the acceleration of Artificial Intelligence is spreading after a summer of rumors about out-of-control experiments. Programs that would have escaped the laboratory to enter other computer circuits, bypassing all security barriers. Rumors from August that in September have turned into a solemn call from the three main private operators in the United States in favor of a pause and international regulation of AI. President Donald Trump responded angrily, calling them “traitors,” a term that is becoming fashionable this tumultuous season.

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How did we get to Zapatero?

How did we get to Zapatero?

The story of how José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero was put under siege begins in October 2024 and ends in May 2026. It started as a casual discovery, a “ZP” on a phone, a “Z” that was not enough. In recent years, besides the public – and notorious – nature of his ties with Venezuela, the former prime minister had been involved in the socialist electoral campaigns as a lifeline for Pedro Sánchez. Nineteen months after that “ZP,” a judge from the National Court ordered the search of his office. How did the Police and, above all, the Anti-Corruption Prosecutor’s Office manage to find him?

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Restrictions worsen the funding conflict in the Costa Brava

Restrictions worsen the funding conflict in the Costa Brava

La Costa Brava concentrates a large part of the nautical activity of the summer in Catalonia. Between Palamós, Palafrugell, and Begur, about 3,000 boats anchor, according to recent studies. A coastal strip that sustains strong nautical and tourist pressure, with crowded beaches in summer and a multitude of boats that in high season want to anchor in postcard coves. For some time now, some town councils have reduced some anchoring areas, which in the past had become natural shelters for recreational boats on days of garbí, gregal, or tramontana winds. They do so – they explain – basically for reasons of safety for bathers and other users of the aquatic environment and to protect the posidonia beds.

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