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

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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First championship ball of the five that Barça has

First championship ball of the five that Barça has

Barcelona, thanks to its 28 victories, 80 goals scored, and 11-point lead, has earned five championship chances. The first opportunity is this weekend. Although it does not depend on itself, Barça only has one result that matters if it wants to celebrate the title now: winning at El Sadar tonight. Otherwise, there will be no possible combination because in this first scenario it cannot be champion on the pitch but only later.

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The financing system plans to collect in a common fund but without regional management

The financing system plans to collect in a common fund but without regional management

The new regional financing system contemplates that “the procedure for collecting and distributing income” may be carried out with “a common or shared cash model in which tax revenues simultaneously reach the corresponding state or regional administration.” It says nothing about the management of that collection nor that, for example, the Generalitat collects all the IRPF in Catalonia, despite it being contemplated in the investiture pact of Salvador Illa signed by ERC.

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‘The Mandalorian & Grogu’, the movie with which Star Wars seeks to reclaim the big screen

‘The Mandalorian & Grogu’, the movie with which Star Wars seeks to reclaim the big screen

After years of cinematic uncertainty, announced projects that never came to fruition, and a franchise increasingly focused on the Disney+ platform, Star Wars returns this Thursday to the big screen with ‘The Mandalorian & Grogu,’ the film set to open a new chapter for the saga beyond the Skywalker universe. The film also marks the return of two of the most popular characters to emerge in the last decade within the franchise: Din Djarin (the human Mandalorian warrior) and Grogu (the alien Baby Yoda).

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The judge uncovers a scheme to obstruct justice with PSOE money

The judge uncovers a scheme to obstruct justice with PSOE money

The river had been sounding for some time. The name of the “plumber” Leire Díez had started to rumble. the PSOE reduced her to a mere militant. They expelled her and, with that, they thought that once the dog was dead, the rage was over. The greater denial was made, no one knew who this woman was who had held various positions of responsibility in public companies. The imprisonment of the then party organization secretary, Santos Cerdán, in June 2025 made the river sound louder, but Díez’s arrest in December – ordered by the National Court judge Santiago Pedraz – only made things worse for the formation led by Pedro Sánchez for a simple reason: from that very moment the UCO had her phone. Five months later, suspicions have come to light. Pedraz has uncovered a plot, led by Cerdán, whose objective was to destabilize judicial processes affecting the PSOE, the Government, or the president’s family. And all their activities would have been paid with false invoices by Ferraz – the party headquarters –.

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The year starts with the loss of 170,000 employed and the addition of 231,000 unemployed

The year starts with the loss of 170,000 employed and the addition of 231,000 unemployed

The first quarter of the year does not usually bring good news in terms of employment. It comes after the Christmas campaign and before the start of the summer season has been activated. Therefore, these are three months that usually see a loss of employed people and a gain in unemployed people, as has also happened on this occasion. From January to March, 170,300 jobs were lost, according to data from the Labour Force Survey (EPA) published this morning, and the unemployment rate rose to 10.83%. This represents an increase of 231,500 unemployed people.

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Guide to Understanding the Educational Conflict in Catalonia

Guide to Understanding the Educational Conflict in Catalonia

On February 11, thousands of teachers took to the streets to protest working conditions in schools. The strike, called by all the educational unions, reached 54% of the entire workforce. The teachers expressed their frustration over the complexity in the classrooms, the system’s demands regarding their responsibilities, and the wage freeze. That was the start of a yellow wave that has continued to be visible. It is now June and the conflict has not been resolved. What has happened since then?

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