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Heat kills up to 1,000 people a year in the Barcelona area and 62% are women

Heat kills up to 1,000 people a year in the Barcelona area and 62% are women

Alen Craig06 mins

Excessive heat causes up to about 1,000 deaths annually in the 36 municipalities of the Barcelona area, according to a study by the Institut Metròpoli for the Metropolitan Administration. The work has analyzed the impact of climate change on health during the hottest months, specifically between May 15 and October 15 in this territory during the period 2002-2022. This research calls for the implementation of adaptation policies aimed at the population during extreme heat episodes, especially when intense heat levels exceed 32 ºC.

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Iran responds to the latest wave of U.S. attacks and fires on UAE tankers

Iran responds to the latest wave of U.S. attacks and fires on UAE tankers

Alen Craig05 mins

The escalation in hostilities that began last week between the U.S. and Iran, after Donald Trump declared the ceasefire sealed in the preliminary agreement from a month ago suspended, intensified this Tuesday. U.S. forces launched a third consecutive attack against the Persian country in the early hours of this Tuesday, by order of the U.S. president, who had announced it hours earlier, as well as the “reestablishment” of the blockade on Iran in the Strait of Hormuz.

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The Paris parade showcases European cohesion and pays tribute to Ukraine

The Paris parade showcases European cohesion and pays tribute to Ukraine

Alen Craig05 mins

When in February 2022 Vladimir Putin ordered the invasion of Ukraine, whose very right to exist he denied, he could not have imagined that four and a half years later soldiers and pilots from Kyiv would parade in Paris as heroes and allies. The military parade this Tuesday on the Champs-Élysées, on the occasion of Bastille Day, the French national holiday, was a demonstration of European unity and a tribute to Ukraine for its courage.

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David Sánchez, brother of the president, sentenced to nine years of disqualification

David Sánchez, brother of the president, sentenced to nine years of disqualification

Alen Craig06 mins

La Audiencia de Badajoz has issued a sentence condemning David Sánchez, brother of the Prime Minister, Pedro Sánchez, to nine years of disqualification. David Sánchez, who will not go to prison, was tried in early June for the crimes of malfeasance and influence peddling along with ten other people accused of having secured a job at the Diputación de Badajoz, that of coordinator of the conservatories, created to his measure by the then president of the entity, Miguel Ángel Gallardo.

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The ‘fast tech’ trap: why we replace our mobile phone so often

The ‘fast tech’ trap: why we replace our mobile phone so often

Alen Craig05 mins

How many of us still have the same smartphone today that we had during the 2022 Football World Cup? Surely few. Most of us change phones long before their useful life ends. We consume electronic products at an increasingly rapid pace and replace them prematurely. This trend is known as fast tech, fast and disposable technology, and it is causing serious damage to our environment.

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Paneque attributes the sinkhole in Putxet to insufficient concrete injection in the cavity

Paneque attributes the sinkhole in Putxet to insufficient concrete injection in the cavity

Alen Craig02 mins

An insufficient injection of concrete into the cavity is emerging as the cause of the sinkhole in the works of L9 of the metro in Putxet that forced the indefinite evacuation of the residents of eight buildings in the area. This was pointed out today by the Minister of Territory, Sílvia Paneque, in an interview on the program Els matins de TV3, in which she indicated that the events are still under investigation.

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The reason why the King will follow the Spain-France from Barcelona

The reason why the King will follow the Spain-France from Barcelona

Alen Craig03 mins

The King cannot be in Dallas (USA) this Tuesday but has sent a message of encouragement to the players of the Spanish national football team who are playing for a place in the final in the match against France. The schedule of the Royal House and that of the first World Cup semifinal have coincided on a day when the Princess of Girona awards are presented in Barcelona, while in Dallas, Spain seeks its second final, after the victory in 2010 at the South Africa World Cup. The King, as he has made known, wants to keep his promise and be able to be with the Spanish national team on July 19, if they play the final match of the championship to be held in New York.

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