Lamine Yamal is convinced that this year he should win the Ballon d’Or. He mentioned it last week “without the need for campaigns” to the press and reaffirms this idea in the interview with Jorge Valdano that Movistar+ will broadcast next Friday.
The dream of a permanent position in the public sector has been for decades a kind of cross-cutting myth in Italy. Essays, novels, and films have been written about this national ambition. And yet, even that has now become a luxury. This time not due to a lack of positions, but because of what accepting one entails: finding housing.
They have been hard to get, but finally the Gallagher brothers have announced a European tour for next year and yes, they will be passing through Barcelona. The Lluís Companys stadium will host Oasis on July 10 and 11 in their only concerts on the Peninsula, confirming the rumors that had been circulating for days. These performances will be part of a tour that will begin in Glasgow on May 21 and conclude in September in Knewborth, a legendary venue for the band, as it was there that they held their most massive concert in 1996 before 250,000 people, marking their peak of popularity.
The war in Iran, that “excursion” which, according to Donald Trump, was supposed to last a few weeks, is on track to reach 200 days. Throughout this time, the conflict has experienced ups and downs in intensity. But one thing has remained unchanged: the blockade of the Strait of Hormuz.
Her name was Claudia Tacoronte Aguilera, she was 21 years old and had crossed the Atlantic from Granada to study and get to know another country. On Saturday night she was killed in Cuautla, in the Mexican state of Morelos in a crime that the Prosecutor’s Office is investigating as a femicide.
The Central Electoral Board has chosen not to open a new front with the Supreme Court and, after a little more than two hours of an extraordinary meeting, has agreed to comply with the high court’s mandate regarding nationalizations obtained under the so-called grandchildren law. The body, however, has not adopted the Supreme Court’s criterion as its own and has not evaluated whether the people who have obtained nationality through this route and have been incorporated into the Electoral Census of Absent Residents (CERA) have done so correctly or whether, on the contrary, their registrations should be suspended.
From the Vatican, the debate on artificial intelligence that has erupted in the United States is being followed with great attention. It is not the style of the house to say “we had already warned,” and Leo XIV does not do so either. But within the Leonine walls, it is observed that many of the doubts raised today by the very directors and researchers of the large technology companies were already at the heart of Magnifica Humanitas, the first encyclical of the pontificate, published last May.
In Hay Partido we review live all the latest news from the world of sports. The Sports editor-in-chief, Joanjo Pallàs, and journalists Sergio Heredia and Juan Bautista Martínez analyze the major news, results, controversies, and key moments that have marked the past few days.
The PP believes that the situation in Ceuta “has worsened,” just as a month and a half has passed since the massive entry of more than 70,000 immigrants from Morocco. The Popular Party denounces that responsibilities have yet to be clarified as only “two technicians” have resigned from their positions – the chief of staff of the Government delegate in Ceuta and a National Security press officer – and they warn that they will “Europeanize” the problem.
The judge of the National Court María Tardón has requested the investigation opened in an ordinary court regarding the Government delegate in Ceuta to incorporate it into the case she is leading for an alleged crime against the territorial integrity of Spain, among others, due to the massive entry of nearly 80,000 people from Morocco on July 30 and 31.
