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The beer that promises to revolutionize your microbiota already exists (and it’s Spanish)

Alen Craig2 months ago2 months ago04 mins

We like to enjoy ourselves, but also take care of ourselves. Consumption habits have changed and are increasingly linked to well-being. The alcohol-free culture has been gaining strength in recent years and now represents 14% of beer consumption in Spain. And far from being a passing trend or a second option, alcohol-free beer has empowered itself as a conscious choice for millions of people who want to continue enjoying socially. Nowadays, new generations choose how, when, and how much they drink. They are clear about it.

Javier Martín Vide: “Barcelona will exceed 45ºC: cities must adapt to climate change”

Alen Craig1 week ago1 week ago012 mins

Javier Martín Vide, director of the Fabra Observatory in Barcelona (located very close to Tibidabo), emphasizes the importance of this weather station, which recorded on July 8 the absolute record for the highest temperature in the city of Barcelona: 40.9ºC. Its value lies – he tells us – in the uninterrupted 112-year series of weather measurements, which makes this station a true thermometer of climate change.

Half a century of a Valencianist bookstore of reference that even survived an attack

Alen Craig3 months ago3 months ago05 mins

It is not easy in any business to reach half a century, especially in the book sector and with a firm commitment to literature and production in Valencian. An anniversary that Xàtiva will celebrate next weekend as part of the Música i Lletra (MiL) Festival program with a grand tribute event to Llibreria La Costera, a benchmark of critical and Valencianist thought that has become over the last 50 years a driving force of cultural life beyond the borders of its region.

Maldives searches for the bodies of four Italian divers who died in a cave

Alen Craig2 months ago2 months ago02 mins

Maldivian authorities carried out a high-risk search on Friday to recover the bodies of four Italian divers who died in a diving accident in a deep underwater cave the previous day. The body of a fifth diver was recovered on Thursday, according to local authorities.

Indra appoints Josep Maria Recasens as CEO replacing De los Mozos

Alen Craig2 months ago2 months ago04 mins

The board of directors of Indra has appointed Josep Maria Recasens as the new CEO of the company this Tuesday, replacing José Vicente de los Mozos, who leaves the position after three years and after working with as many presidents. The appointment comes at the proposal of the Appointments Committee, which spent last week selecting its candidate for the position.

Half a million young people embrace the Pope on his first big Madrid night

Alen Craig2 months ago2 months ago03 mins

The first true mass gathering of Leo XIV in Madrid took place at night, with the vigil organized in Lima square, in the shadow of the Santiago Bernabéu. The National Police estimated the attendance at around 500,000 people who arrived from different parts of Spain. Among them, chants echoed that seemed rescued from other eras: “This is the Pope’s youth!”

Lluïsa Moret: “More resources must be dedicated to municipal financing”

Alen Craig2 months ago2 months ago07 mins

Lluïsa Moret (Barbastro, 1965), in addition to holding the vice-first secretary position of the PSC and serving as the mayor of Sant Boi de Llobregat, which she hopes to renew in the elections on May 23, 2027, presides over the Diputación de Barcelona, an institution that seems to inhabit a world very different from that of other public administrations, immersed in permanent stability.

National emergency due to a fire considered “inextinguishable”

Alen Craig4 days ago4 days ago06 mins

The Government takes control of Madrid due to the advance of a huge fire (the two fronts, that of Villa del Prado and San Martín de Valdeiglesias, have joined forces this midday) which threatens the lives of the numerous population living in the western mountains of this region.

The opposition mocks the risk Ayuso faced in Mexico: “Were they killing her with tequilas?”

Alen Craig3 months ago05 mins

“Were they killing her with tequilas?”. The first control session in the Assembly of Madrid after Isabel Díaz Ayuso’s eventful institutional trip to Mexico has resulted this Thursday in a cascade of ironies from the opposition about the supposed “extreme risk” that, according to the Madrid president, she faced during her stay in the Latin American country. The plenary thus staged the clash between an Ayuso determined to denounce an alleged political boycott orchestrated from La Moncloa and a left that has ridiculed a narrative it considers exaggerated, victimizing, and full of accusations without evidence.

Bad Bunny, caught incognito leaving a hotel in Barcelona days before the concert

Alen Craig2 months ago2 months ago02 mins

Bad Bunny has been seen walking through downtown Barcelona in recent hours in an appearance that quickly caught the attention of passersby despite the singer’s desire to go unnoticed. The Puerto Rican artist was captured leaving a hotel located on Passeig de Gràcia, the Mandarin Oriental, a well-known luxury accommodation chosen by many personalities when they visit the Catalan capital.

The Falklands banner sparks diplomatic tension between Argentina and the United Kingdom

Juanma Moreno’s kryptonite

Judge Peinado summons Begoña Gómez in person “due to flight risk” on June 9

From The Cure to Addison Rae, the essentials of Primavera Sound

At least six people are injured by a gas deflagration in metro works at Plaça de Sants

Italy confirms that the bodies of four of the Maldivian divers have been recovered

The question of Germany

La Sagrada Família recovers Gaudí’s workshop burned in 1936

Mbappé and Vinícius do not falter in a season finale that will be ‘molto longo’

FIFA will award World Cup winners with American-style championship rings