Trump insists he will withdraw his troops from Spain and Italy
The President of the United States, Donald Trump, has insisted on his threat to withdraw the troops that his country has deployed in the joint military bases of Spain and Italy.
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The U.S. economy grows at 2% annually in the first quarter due to strong investment in AI
The United States economy grew at an annualized rate of 2% in the first quarter of the year. In this way, it gained momentum after a poor final quarter of 2025, when it ended with a GDP of 0.5% due to the government shutdown.
Preventive detention without bail for Cole Allen, the accused of attempting to assassinate Trump
The accused of attempted assassination of the President of the United States, Cole Allen, has accepted this Thursday, in his second hearing in a Washington court, the precautionary measure requested by the Prosecutor’s Office against him to remain detained in preventive custody until the trial is held. His lawyer, Moxila Upadhyaya, has confirmed to the judge that she will not challenge the Government’s attempt to keep him under federal custody.
The Generalitat asks the Tour for a route change so that it does not pass through Collserola due to the swine fever
The incidence of African swine fever that has been affecting the Collserola park for months puts the route of the second stage of the Tour de France at risk. In fact, sources from the Generalitat of Catalonia explained to this newspaper that they have asked the Tour de France organization for a route change so that the race does not pass through the area currently under restrictions. The Generalitat proposes this change “out of responsibility and rigor in managing the outbreak affecting Catalonia since November.” At the same time, the final report from the technicians of the Government’s Department of Agriculture is awaited.
An AI outperforms doctors in making life-critical decisions in emergency rooms
Artificial intelligence (AI) can make better decisions than doctors in hospital emergency services when patient information is incomplete and decisions that need to be made quickly can be life or death, according to research led by Harvard Medical School published today in the journal Science.
Elections in Andalusia 2026: who is who among the candidates aspiring to govern the Junta
The countdown begins for the elections in Andalusia on the upcoming May 17. This Friday, May 1, the electoral campaign opens, which for two weeks will serve the Andalusians to determine in whom they place their trust.
Infantino: “Of course, Iran is going to play in the United States”
Gianni Infantino, president of FIFA, confirmed this Thursday that Iran will play in the World Cup to be held in the United States, Canada, and Mexico next summer.
Trump finds no solution in Hormuz as oil spikes in the U.S.
When the European members of NATO decided not to come to Donald Trump’s rescue when he asked for help to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, the president said it no longer mattered, that the United States did not depend on the oil coming from the Gulf and that its blockade by Iran would have no consequences in Washington. “I have a suggestion for you: buy it from the U.S., we have plenty, and arm yourselves with the courage you lack, go to the strait and simply take the oil,” he urged the United Kingdom, Germany, France, and other European allies.
The ERC-Junts struggle: from political to personal
The Tuesday session in the Congress of Deputies, in which Junts overturned both the housing decree promoted by Sumar and the investment consortium that ERC agreed with PSC, is still ongoing. It has led to a confrontation between republicans and post-convergence members that in some cases becomes personal, especially after the intervention of the Esquerra spokesperson, Gabriel Rufián, who named the seven JxCat deputies from the speaker’s platform and called for a review of their asset declarations on the institution’s website profile, implying that they had personal and economic interests in overturning the decree.
The workforce at the Gurb plant is wary of the deal between Pascual and Casa Tarradellas
The workers’ assembly at the Pascual plant in Gurb has decided to call a strike on May 11 in response to what they consider a lack of dialogue from management. The workers denounce that the company has been refusing for months to open a collective bargaining process, while still failing to clarify how the planned closure for July will be carried out.