Junts pins its strategy on Puigdemont's return before an expectant PSOE

Junts pins its strategy on Puigdemont’s return before an expectant PSOE

The ruling of the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) did not alter the dynamics of recent months, during which former president Carles Puigdemont has stayed away from the spotlight. Jordi Turull, secretary general of Junts, pointed out that Thursday’s script – only he and lawyer Gonzalo Boye spoke – was designed not to raise expectations… Although the ruling was labeled a “resounding victory,” “it is not definitive,” they argue. And on the political front, everything remains frozen while waiting for the former president’s future to become clear, with the PSOE watching closely the next moves of the post-convergents.

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Félix Bolaños: “The Supreme Court could have interpreted the Amnesty Law more in line with its letter and spirit”

Félix Bolaños: “The Supreme Court could have interpreted the Amnesty Law more in line with its letter and spirit”

The Amnesty Law was the key to the start of this legislature, which ends with the endorsement of the EU Court of Justice. That law deepened the confrontation between a part of the judiciary and Sánchez’s Government. Now, Minister Félix Bolaños claims the effects of the amnesty and demands that it be fully applied as soon as possible.

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Spain and Argentina, cultural powers

Spain and Argentina, cultural powers

Sports rivalry has no parallel in culture, since in creativity there are usually no winners or losers and the boundaries are increasingly blurred in a culturally global world. However, today’s match between the football teams of Spain and Argentina serves as a pretext to compare, without aiming for exhaustiveness, the current situation of both nations in the literary, artistic, cinematic, theatrical, or philosophical fields.

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France wakes up too late but Mbappé is already touching the Golden Boot after a double.

France wakes up too late but Mbappé is already touching the Golden Boot after a double.

It was a match to inflate numbers and aim for records, and it did not disappoint. Miami witnessed the highest-scoring game among the 103 played in the World Cup. England took the bronze after a great first half in which France did not show up. The French reaction in the second half served to add excitement and for Mbappé to achieve his double scoring objective. With a double to make it 3-4, he extended his lead in the Golden Boot (10 goals, two more than Messi) and became the top scorer in World Cup history with 22 goals (one more than Leo). The final is still to come.

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