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Moreno Bonilla warns that drug trafficking has become a “very serious” problem

Moreno Bonilla warns that drug trafficking has become a “very serious” problem

Alen Craig05 mins

The candidate for re-election as president of the Junta de Andalucía, the popular Juanma Moreno Bonilla, warned this Saturday that drug trafficking has become a “very serious” problem for Andalucía and for Spain, where it has recently claimed several lives such as the two members of the Civil Guard who died yesterday in the line of duty in Huelva while pursuing a drug-running speedboat. “We are going to win this battle with the effort of society and the drive and capability of the Civil Guard and the National Police,” he added

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The Valencian government resolves aid for DANA victims: 80,000 euros per deceased

The Valencian government resolves aid for DANA victims: 80,000 euros per deceased

Alen Craig03 mins

La Generalitat Valenciana will begin to pay “in the coming weeks” the agreed compensations, of 80,000 euros per deceased – which is distributed among the beneficiaries who prove their right -, for the victims of the dana. This was explained this Friday in a press conference from Alicante, where the Consell has met, by the third vice president and Minister of Environment, Infrastructure, Territory and Recovery, Vicente Martínez Mus, who explained that the Valencian government has now completed the management of these aids with the granting of a total of 469 subsidies for a total amount of 17.28 million euros. Of the 231 recognized victims, only the families of 216 deceased victims have applied for it. In the rest of the cases, no application has been submitted by possible beneficiaries, explains the Consell.

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Clients from the East buy most of the tallest residential tower in Benidorm and Europe

Clients from the East buy most of the tallest residential tower in Benidorm and Europe

Alen Craig03 mins

If the deadlines are met, in the second half of 2028 the apartments in the Benidorm skyscraper will begin to be occupied, which will then have become the tallest residential building in Europe, TM Tower, surpassing the Złota 44 tower in Warsaw. The largest group of clients for the luxurious apartments are precisely Polish, and most come from Eastern Europe, although it is a Spanish businessman who has acquired the penthouse located on the 63rd floor for 3.4 million euros, according to sources from TM, the company originally from Torrevieja that builds and markets this new giant that will dominate the characteristic Alicante skyline.

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Putin and his allies approve a declaration against Armenia to choose between them or the EU

Putin and his allies approve a declaration against Armenia to choose between them or the EU

Alen Craig04 mins

Russia wants Armenia to stop moving closer to the European Union. After several weeks of economic pressure, the Russian president, Vladimir Putin, secured this Friday the support of his allies from the Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU), who joined his demand that the small former Soviet republic in the Caucasus choose whether it is with them or with Brussels.

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The judge of the National Court blocks half a million euros from Rodríguez Zapatero's accounts

The judge of the National Court blocks half a million euros from Rodríguez Zapatero’s accounts

Alen Craig03 mins

The judge of the National Court José Luis Calama has blocked the accounts of the former Prime Minister José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero while investigating the flow of money that he could have received for his influences among other things so that the Government approved the bailout of the airline Plus Ultra. Specifically, he has agreed to block the balances of his accounts up to the limit of 490,780 euros, which is the amount received from the company Análisis Relevante, whose administrator is his friend and also investigated Julio Martínez Martínez.

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The Government admits the infiltration of mossos in a teachers' assembly

The Government admits the infiltration of mossos in a teachers’ assembly

Alen Craig05 mins

The educational community and a large part of the parliamentary groups of the Parliament of Catalonia are at war over the infiltration of two Mossos d’Esquadra agents in a teachers’ assembly held on Wednesday. Initially, the force, through its X account, limited itself to saying that it works to “guarantee the free right of assembly and demonstration” and that it carries out its functions and responsibilities “always in accordance with current legislation and according to the competencies assigned to it.” Later, from the general directorate of the Catalan police, they issued a statement arguing that the General Commissariat of Information has specific information-gathering functions assigned by law, implicitly acknowledging the presence of the agents at the meeting.

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The TSJC investigates Joan Ignasi Elena as an alleged accomplice in a crime of malfeasance

The TSJC investigates Joan Ignasi Elena as an alleged accomplice in a crime of malfeasance

Alen Craig03 mins

The High Court of Justice of Catalonia (TSJC) is investigating the ERC deputy in the Parliament and former Interior Minister Joan Ignasi Elena and the former ICV coordinator Joan Herrera as necessary accomplices in an alleged crime of administrative misconduct for which the former mayor of Altafulla (Tarragona) and deputy in the Congress for Sumar, Félix Alonso Cantorné, is being investigated in the Supreme Court.

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Vicens Lozano, correspondent at the Holy See: “Benedict XVI closed a brothel inside the Vatican itself”

Vicens Lozano, correspondent at the Holy See: “Benedict XVI closed a brothel inside the Vatican itself”

Alen Craig014 mins

It’s not every day you get to speak with someone who has privileged knowledge of their subject and knows much more than they say, which is already quite a lot. A Vatican correspondent for many years, he knows like no one else the complexity of the Church and the power struggles hidden within it. He is very aware that he is facing a reality for which simplistic analyses are not valid.

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Xavier Bartumeus, the author of the Christ on the cross that will receive the Pope in Barcelona

Xavier Bartumeus, the author of the Christ on the cross that will receive the Pope in Barcelona

Alen Craig08 mins

Only a few days remain until Pope Leo XIV’s historic visit to Barcelona, and the preparations are already palpable in the air. The signage for the Popemobile’s route, the placement of flags on balconies, and the anticipation of a public eager to sing the visit’s anthem, Alza la mirada. Even the pontiff himself, it is said, has already mastered his blessing in Catalan.

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