One of the fashion companies, Anthropic, reported this Monday that it confidentially filed its initial public offering (IPO) prospectus with the United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), laying the groundwork for a possible historic stock sale aimed at investors willing to bet on artificial intelligence (AI). This could happen this coming fall.
The Moroccan Minister of Islamic Affairs, Ahmed Toufiq, has once again raised Morocco’s claim over Ceuta and Melilla, doing so on the occasion of a religious festival presided over by King Mohammed VI, which was also attended by Crown Prince Moulay Hassan and Prime Minister Aziz Ajanuch. This is not the first time a minister from the Alaouite country has called to “liberate” these two Spanish autonomous cities: the Minister of Justice, Abdellatif Ouahbi, had already done so.
Las pescaderías Yunes in the central market of Ceuta are selling far below usual on a Saturday at nine. “Normal, elderly people no longer go out to shop or walk in the afternoons,” says a stallholder. Fátima is a security guard at the University Hospital, the only one in a city whose patience determines the governability of Spain. “My 20-year-old daughter does not go out after dark for fear, and in Ceuta life was on the street.” Third warning: Mercadona, Almadraba neighborhood, soldiers at the doors, carts overflowing. A couple of Muslim Ceutíes: “This is not going fast, when the cold arrives they won’t be able to sleep outdoors and hunger is very bad.”
In the midst of a political, judicial, and media earthquake following the indictment of former president José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero for alleged crimes of criminal organization, influence peddling, or money laundering, Alberto Núñez Feijóo has issued an urgent demand for Pedro Sánchez’s resignation. “What are you still doing there, tarnishing the presidency of the Government of Spain one more day?” the leader of the Popular Party asked the head of the Executive during the control session in Congress this Wednesday, following the accusations from the National Court judge against who is, he emphasized, his “moral beacon.”
Tobías Martínez has been appointed president of Openchip, one of the most promising companies in the microchip industry in Barcelona. Market sources confirm that the former Cellnex executive will take over from Carles Kinder.
Mikhail Gorbachev was not the last leader of the USSR, because the Soviet Union still exists and has been hijacked by a private company called Russia. All the bills that its citizens pay, such as electricity, gas, or mortgages, not to mention taxes, are illegal…
The advertising and public relations company Whathefav, owned by Laura and Alba Rodríguez Espinosa, the daughters of José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero, received more than one million euros in the payment scheme linked to the former Prime Minister following the bailout of the airline Plus Ultra, according to the court order in the case.
The Government delegate in Castilla y León, Nicanor Sen, has expressed his concern about the possibility that the large fires that remain active in the province of Ávila and in the Community of Madrid could merge, something for which he said “it’s very close”.
The mayor of Barcelona, Jaume Collboni, held a conversation this Saturday with his counterpart from New York, Zohran Mamdani, one of the most popular politicians in the United States. In their meeting, it was once again confirmed, according to the Barcelonan, the good rapport between the two cities both in terms of fighting to achieve affordable housing and combating the impact of climate change.
Teachers will continue with the protests they ended last school year with, during which they accumulated 23 days of strike. After the summer break, and to leave no doubt about their determination in their fight to improve the conditions of public education, they have called a strike on September 8, the first day of the school year.
