Vallecas lives an unforgettable 'nuit' and is closer to its first European final

Vallecas lives an unforgettable ‘nuit’ and is closer to its first European final

“The largest neighborhood in Europe” experienced an unforgettable night, one of those stories passed down from grandparents to grandchildren. Vallecas had never attended a European competition semifinal (two Copa del Rey semifinals, the last in 2022 against Betis) and dressed up for the occasion. Nerves from early morning, a mosaic in the stands, and a smile from ear to ear on the faces of its people, who supported the team until the last breath while the match became tangled and Rayo stoically held the lead (1-0). In a week, the spot in the final will be decided at the Stade de la Meinau, in the capital of Alsace. That could be a football war, judging by what was seen in the first leg.

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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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Xabier Anduaga, the tenor of the moment: “Smiling is complicated when singing opera”

Xabier Anduaga, the tenor of the moment: “Smiling is complicated when singing opera”

It is not a cliché: Xabier Anduaga (Donostia, 1995) is the great young tenor of the moment. Trained at Musikene and refined by bel canto masters, he belongs to the lineage of tenors who combine youth with surprisingly mature technique, which has given him an international passport. Since winning Operalia in 2019, he lives between airports, dressing rooms, and applause. The Liceu hosts his debut as Werther, Goethe’s poet who also commits suicide in Jules Massenet’s opera. It starts this Saturday, May 2, with an exclusive Under35 performance, and runs until May 17.

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Francisco Gómez Bravo, surgeon: “We already have many young patients with ‘Ozempic face’”

Francisco Gómez Bravo, surgeon: “We already have many young patients with ‘Ozempic face’”

The popularization of aesthetic treatments with fillers, the increasing use of drugs like Ozempic and other GLP-1 agonists, or even everyday gestures such as constantly leaning towards the mobile phone, are shaping a new physiognomy of the contemporary face. It is increasingly common to observe signs of sagging at early ages, in a context where concern about appearance is skyrocketing.

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CaixaResearch Institute drives the research of tomorrow

CaixaResearch Institute drives the research of tomorrow

La Fundación ”la Caixa” strengthens its role as one of the major drivers of biomedical research in Europe with the launch of CaixaResearch Institute, a project that synthesizes more than 120 years of commitment to health, science, and talent. Since its origin in 1904, driven by Francesc Moragas, to the present under the presidency of Isidro Fainé, the entity has maintained a social vocation aimed at improving quality of life, with special attention to the most vulnerable groups.

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Fangoria: “We are like the Ramones in techno”

Fangoria: “We are like the Ramones in techno”

Being in a museum does not mean being finished, not by a long shot in the case of Fangoria, the duo formed in the late 80s by Alaska and Nacho Canut who release their ninth studio album, La verdad o la imaginación, with eurodance as a musical reference. Melodies to move on the dance floor crafted by a couple who do not dance, with elegant lyrics where they raise doubts about truth or science without daring to give a solution that commits them to anything other than their own freedom.

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Spain, Novartis' global talent laboratory: the hubs that are reimagining medicine from Barcelona

Spain, Novartis’ global talent laboratory: the hubs that are reimagining medicine from Barcelona

The transformation of the pharmaceutical industry is not measured only in terms of molecules, clinical trials, or patents. It is also measured by its appeal to incorporate hybrid profiles, highly qualified, and capable of connecting science, technology, and data management. In attracting talent. In this race, Spain has gained weight and Catalonia, specifically, appears as one of the strategic hubs of the sector in Europe.

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