This is how the new Sant Jordi Club will be: the future will be heard in Montjuïc

This is how the new Sant Jordi Club will be: the future will be heard in Montjuïc

The new Sant Jordi Club already has a face and shape, that of an immense multipurpose box 65 meters wide and 27 high – twice the current size – with an aesthetic similar to the Palau Sant Jordi and an outdoor space redesigned to facilitate access and invite people to approach the Montjuïc mountain. These are the main coordinates of the winning project of the competition for the renovation of the old facility, which will be carried out by the architecture firms Jorge Vidal and the Parisian Bruther with a budget of 70 million euros funded by BSM, manager of the Anella Olímpica, and 2029 as the planned inauguration date.

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What is the judicial horizon for Puigdemont and the amnesty after the European justice ruling?

What is the judicial horizon for Puigdemont and the amnesty after the European justice ruling?

The Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) will issue a ruling this Thursday on the Amnesty law in response to the preliminary questions raised about criminal forgetfulness by both the Court of Auditors and the National Court, regarding the possibility of amnestying the crimes of embezzlement and terrorism. The CJEU must determine whether the rule approved by Congress in 2024 is compatible with the EU legal framework.

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Begoña Gómez hands over the plane tickets and reminds the judge that the United Kingdom no longer stamps the passport

Begoña Gómez hands over the plane tickets and reminds the judge that the United Kingdom no longer stamps the passport

The wife of the Prime Minister Begoña Gómez has had to hand over to the investigating judge, Juan Carlos Peinado, the plane tickets to prove that she indeed flew to the United Kingdom to attend her daughter’s graduation and that she did not go anywhere else. Specifically, she has provided the tickets for the flight to London and the return from Bristol.

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“Gus”, the most expensive T-Rex in the world sold at an auction in New York

“Gus”, the most expensive T-Rex in the world sold at an auction in New York

The New York auction house Sotheby’s has witnessed the most expensive purchase ever recorded for a Tyrannosaurus rex skeleton. The fossil “Gus” was sold for a value of 50.1 million euros, the highest ever offered for a dinosaur to date. The T-Rex was already the most valued dinosaur before the bidding started, with an approximate value between 20 and 30 million euros. After just ten minutes, an anonymous buyer ended up acquiring the dinosaur and broke the world record.

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Goodbye to José Legra, the boxer who did not ask Franco for a tobacco shop

Goodbye to José Legra, the boxer who did not ask Franco for a tobacco shop

The legendary boxer José Legrá, “the puma of Baracoa,” has passed away in Madrid at the age of 83, leaving memorable fights and extraordinary charm in memory. In his human legacy, he was the protagonist of the best sports anecdote one can remember: his first audience with the dictator Francisco Franco at El Pardo, where he was received, as was customary, after winning the world featherweight title in Cardiff against the local idol Howard Winstone.

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The god Escolapio protects the walk of Leonor and Sofía through the ruins of Empúries

The god Escolapio protects the walk of Leonor and Sofía through the ruins of Empúries

Asclepius (Escolapio) the Greek god of medicine, welcomed, this Wednesday, Princess Leonor and Infanta Sofía, at the gates of the ruins of Empúries. The daughters of the Kings took a walk through the origin of the territory, now known as Girona, which twenty-seven centuries ago was a commercial hub throughout the Mediterranean thanks to Empúries, the market founded by the Greeks that, after a period under the Roman Empire and being lost in the early Middle Ages, was reborn last century as the most important Greco-Roman archaeological site in the Spanish Mediterranean.

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