The National Police have carried out the expulsion from Spain, in application of the Immigration Law, of 21 foreign citizens with numerous police and judicial records for various serious crimes against property and persons.
Brad Lightcap, Chief Operating Officer and one of the most senior executives at OpenAI, announced on his social network X that he is leaving the company to “start something new.” He spent eight years at the company, where he was also Chief Financial Officer and right-hand man to Sam Altman.
The Canary migration route, the deadliest in the world, was once again marked by mourning yesterday. 83 people, including two women and a baby, died aboard a cayuco that left Gambia on August 7 with 127 occupants and was lost at sea without water or food.
Twelve employees of the Radboudumc university hospital in Nijmegen, in the eastern Netherlands, have been placed under preventive quarantine for six weeks after potentially being exposed to the hantavirus while treating an infected patient from the Hondius cruise ship.
Pope Leo XIV hoped this Sunday that “solutions of peace, stability, and justice” can be found in the face of the migratory crisis in Ceuta, as he said in Spanish in the appeals following the Sunday Angelus prayer in St. Peter’s Square.
Pep Guardiola’s cycle at Manchester City comes to an end. After ten years in charge and a historic record, the Sampedor native will announce his departure from the club in the coming days, according to various British media reported this Monday. Likewise, sources close to the Catalan coach told La Vanguardia that they do not deny the information. His official farewell would take place at the Etihad Stadium, coinciding with the last Premier League match against Aston Villa.
A joint operation by the Mossos d’Esquadra, the Ertzaintza, and the Guardia Civil has made it possible to arrest a 17-year-old minor in Guipúzcoa, considered a “very active member” of the 764 network in Spain, an extremist organization dedicated to recruiting and exploiting minors online.
Josefina Molina (Córdoba, 1936), director of works such as Función de noche, Esquilache, or the series Teresa de Jesús, dedicated a good part of her life to demonstrating that the female perspective was not an exception in the history of cinema, but an essential part of it. A pioneer of Spanish audiovisual, the first woman to graduate in Directing from the Official Film School and the first filmmaker to receive the Honorary Goya, she turned each project into a claim for female freedom to tell their own stories. “To see the world in relief you have to have two eyes and Humanity has been one-eyed for too long,” Molina stated. The sentence ended up becoming the best summary of a life dedicated to broadening the perspective of cinema. The director passed away this Saturday in Madrid at the age of 89. The wake will take place at the Boadilla del Monte funeral home starting at 16:00 hours.
Donald Trump started the Iran war convinced that the ayatollah regime would fall in a few days. When it became clear that this would not be possible, the US president tried to sell another idea: the offensive had served to pave the way for a new Iranian leadership “less radical and much more reasonable,” with which agreements could be reached.
The list of FIFA’s mistakes is long and this World Cup is a new example. Balogun, hydration breaks, halftime shows… but Infantino and his henchmen don’t do everything wrong. In fact, there are some things others could learn from. When it comes to the final of a World Cup, the most important match that can be played, it’s not a matter of experimenting and playing around. Everyone gets serious. So before the showdown, the coaches and captains of the finalists must appear at a press conference. They are the most authoritative voices. And in New York, as far as Spain is concerned, that responsibility fell on Luis de la Fuente and Rodri Hernández.