Peter Thiel, the libertarian founder of Pay Pal and Palantir, is moving to Argentina

Peter Thiel, the libertarian founder of Pay Pal and Palantir, is moving to Argentina

Peter Thiel, the investor who founded Paypal and now leads Palantir, an advanced software company with significant presence in the military and security sectors, is moving to live in Argentina, a country he considers the most suitable to settle his family. Thiel, who has not wanted to make any comment on the matter, has chosen Argentina as his residence due to its ideological proximity to President Javier Milei.

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The Mossos verified that Jonathan Andic lied and did not walk with his father in the last ten years

The Mossos verified that Jonathan Andic lied and did not walk with his father in the last ten years

Isak Andic was 71 years old when on December 14, 2024, he died after falling from one of the Montserrat trails, which he was walking alone with his firstborn Jonathan. It was the first time in ten years that father and son went out for a walk together, according to the Mossos d’Esquadra after analyzing all the messages they exchanged in the last ten years and which the deceased kept religiously on his phone. Jonathan Andic, accused of his father’s homicide, told the police that these outings were “usual.” This statement was “denied” in the latest order signed by the judge of Martorell, Raquel Nieto, and to which La Vanguardia has had access.

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Ronaldinho and Messi will 'recreate' in Castelldefels the Argentine's first official goal for Barça

Ronaldinho and Messi will ‘recreate’ in Castelldefels the Argentine’s first official goal for Barça

The artist Lorenzo Quinn announced this Thursday in Castelldefels during the presentation of one of his sculptural installations a new project that will also be installed in the town: the sculptural set Gloria, which will recreate an iconic image of Ronaldinho and Messi, closely linked to the city, resulting from the first official goal of the Argentine star with the first blaugrana team.

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Deschamps points to the referee but surrenders to Spain: “They have forced us to defend”

Deschamps points to the referee but surrenders to Spain: “They have forced us to defend”

Didier Deschamps appeared visibly disappointed after France’s defeat against Spain (0-2) in the semifinals of the 2026 World Cup. The French coach regretted his team’s elimination, acknowledged the superiority of the Spanish team, and, although he avoided focusing his speech on the refereeing, hinted at his displeasure over several decisions made during the match.

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What does it mean to be a culé? The question Gavi asks fans to celebrate the 29th league title

What does it mean to be a culé? The question Gavi asks fans to celebrate the 29th league title

Last Monday, May 11, the entire city of Barcelona took to the streets to celebrate the 29th LaLiga title and the Supercup. Barça fans were able to see their sports idols up close during the traditional bus parade, which departed from Spotify Camp Nou to travel through some of the most emblematic streets of the Catalan City: Travessera de les Corts, Balmes, or París, and then, on Passeig de Gràcia, stopped at La Pedrera.

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The Pope denounces 'chaos' in Hormuz: 'As a pastor, I cannot be in favor of war'

The Pope denounces ‘chaos’ in Hormuz: ‘As a pastor, I cannot be in favor of war’

The long journey of Leo XIV has ended. An extensive 11-day tour, which touched four countries and had begun with the weight of the very serious accusations directed by Donald Trump against the American Pope for his anti-war positions. A burden from which the Pontiff tried to free himself immediately, responding to the president: “I am not afraid of the Trump administration,” but making it clear that he did not want to “debate” with him. A request reiterated in the following days to journalists who had interpreted some of his speeches as messages directed at the White House.

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Balconies for a thousand euros to see the Pope in Barcelona

Balconies for a thousand euros to see the Pope in Barcelona

“Private balcony for 6 six people. Ideal for families, groups, photographers, and pilgrims. Enjoy an exclusive elevated viewpoint of the Pope’s visit. Price 1,200 euros.” Taking a look at some second-hand sales portals, you can see numerous ads from people who want to make a killing and rent out their balcony where the Popemobile will pass on June 10th through the Eixample, before the Sagrada Família ceremony.

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