Junts and ERC demand an investigation into the Police charges against Barça fans in Elche

Junts and ERC demand an investigation into the Police charges against Barça fans in Elche

Junts per Catalunya and Esquerra Republicana have demanded explanations from the Ministry of the Interior this Monday for the charges carried out by the National Police against Barça fans before the match against Elche, in which ‘estelades’ were confiscated. For their part, the post-convergents have submitted a series of questions regarding this action; while the republicans demand an investigation of the facts and have requested the appearance of the Minister of the Interior, Fernando Grande-Marlaska.

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The MNAC accuses the Sijena judge of violating the Constitution by failing to comply with her obligation to protect heritage

The MNAC accuses the Sijena judge of violating the Constitution by failing to comply with her obligation to protect heritage

The National Art Museum of Catalonia (MNAC) considers that some of the decisions adopted by the Huesca judge Rocío Pilar Vargas, as a member of the Judiciary, “are contrary to the mandate set out in article 46 of the Constitution, which places the obligation to guarantee the conservation and promotion” of Spanish historical, cultural and artistic heritage on all public authorities. This was communicated yesterday in an appeal for reconsideration that has the support of the Minister of Culture, Ernest Urtasun, who hours earlier stated in Congress that he abides by the Supreme Court’s final ruling, but that if any appeal was filed to protect this heritage asset, “it will always have the support of the Ministry of Culture, just as all the technical reports prepared by its board have had their support”.

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Lost inside a closet to assemble

Lost inside a closet to assemble

There was a time when eating some meatballs did not make you want to buy a Billy bookshelf. Thirty years, in fact. It was on May 6, 1996, when the Ikea mothership landed among us and the extraordinary shockwave did not take long to arrive. It was easy, clean, young, and cheap. And there were (in theory) many possibilities. Some people went, in those early days, to Ikea to get ideas. They entered the stores and left without buying anything, with their eyes and heads full of ideas. That leaving without buying didn’t last long. One fact. 6% of Catalans born in these three decades were conceived in Ikea beds. If that impresses you, and returning to the topic of the meatballs from the Swedish restaurant inside the facilities, you should also know that 8.7 million meatballs have been served and eaten, so that if you stacked one meatball on top of another (and on top of the other, the one) we could build a tower 60 kilometers high.

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Trump's Labor Secretary resigns amid misconduct allegations

Trump’s Labor Secretary resigns amid misconduct allegations

U.S. Secretary of Labor, Lori Chavez-DeRemer, will leave the Donald Trump Administration after the controversy generated by her accusations of workplace misconduct. White House communications director, Steven Cheung, announced in a statement that she is leaving “to take on a role in the private sector” and praised “her phenomenal work in her role protecting American workers.”

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Zapatero tries to have the Court annul another influence peddling case investigated by the UDEF

Zapatero tries to have the Court annul another influence peddling case investigated by the UDEF

The former Prime Minister José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero has requested the National Court to exclude from the judicial proceedings against him a police report with a new lead on another possible influence peddling in favor of the Peruvian company Gloria, which would have paid the socialist 200,000 euros through the company Focus Social Research.

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The president of the CGPJ warns Marlaska to have the “utmost respect” for Judge Tardón

The president of the CGPJ warns Marlaska to have the “utmost respect” for Judge Tardón

The President of the Supreme Court and the General Council of the Judiciary (CGPJ), Isabel Perelló, has not delayed in responding to the Minister of the Interior, Fernando Grande-Marlaska, regarding his complaints against the judge of the National Court María Tardón for her investigations into the migration crisis in Ceuta. She has asked that the “utmost respect” be given to the decisions made by the investigating judge, who has requested several judicial reports before deciding whether to initiate a formal investigation.

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RTVE bets on the vertical format with the youth improv series ‘Stupid Cupid’

RTVE bets on the vertical format with the youth improv series ‘Stupid Cupid’

RTVE bets on the vertical format with ‘Estúpido Cupido’, a youth romantic comedy that combines fiction and improvisation and is designed to be consumed from a mobile phone. The series, presented this Friday at the FesTVal in Vitoria, will have more than 80 episodes lasting between one and a half and three minutes and will later have a horizontal version of ten episodes that will be available on RTVE Play and YouTube.

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