Mango tries to reassure its workers: “The collaboration has been and will be maximum”

Mango tries to reassure its workers: “The collaboration has been and will be maximum”

The homicide charge against Jonathan Andic has caused deep shock among the staff of Mango, the company founded by his father, Isak Andic, and of which the accused still holds the vice presidency. The fashion firm is cautious and strives to separate the business from the police proceedings. But the seriousness of the facts and the unease of the thousands of Mango workers have forced it to act.

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Sheinbaum denies a diplomatic crisis with Spain: “There never has been one”

Sheinbaum denies a diplomatic crisis with Spain: “There never has been one”

Mexico’s president, Claudia Sheinbaum, has denied that there has been a diplomatic crisis with Spain on account of Spain’s recognition of the suffering caused by the conquest of America. “There is no diplomatic crisis, there never has been. What is important is that the strength of the indigenous peoples for our homeland be recognized,” she explained upon her arrival at the IV Meeting in Defense of Democracy taking place in Barcelona this Saturday.

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Iran and the U.S. exchange attacks against military bases

Iran and the U.S. exchange attacks against military bases

After Monday’s bombings of missile sites and vessels, the ceasefire, decreed a month and a half ago, was back on life support on Wednesday, very fragile. The United States directed attacks against an Iranian drone operation and a ground control base near the Strait of Hormuz, to which the Persian country claimed to have responded with an offensive against a U.S. airbase in Kuwait. All this occurred hours after President Donald Trump denied information that he was about to reach an agreement with Tehran.

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Sánchez tries to appease the irritation of the PNV, which warns him: “Do you want company or not?”

Sánchez tries to appease the irritation of the PNV, which warns him: “Do you want company or not?”

The spokesperson of the PNV in Congress, Maribel Vaquero, has demanded this Wednesday that Pedro Sánchez take care of the substance of his relationships, but also the forms, and not lose respect for them: “You will know how you want to get to the election call, whether you want company or not,” she warned him. And the President of the Government has tried to soothe the enormous irritation that the jeltzale formation increasingly reveals: “Of course I want company, and also good company like that of the PNV.”

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The perpetrator of the Louisiana massacre was the father of seven of the eight children killed

The perpetrator of the Louisiana massacre was the father of seven of the eight children killed

A Louisiana father shot and killed eight children, including seven of his own, in an attack on his family Sunday morning that spanned two homes in a Shreveport neighborhood shocked by one of the country’s deadliest mass shootings in recent years, police said. Two women, including the attacker’s wife —the children’s mother—, were also seriously injured, according to Chris Bordelon, a spokesperson for the Shreveport Police Department. Authorities noted that the children —all killed in the same house— were between 3 and 11 years old. The attacker, identified as 31-year-old Shamar Elkins, died after a police chase that ended when officers opened fire on him, according to Bordelon.

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Perfumes, formulas and millions: Spain, a world power in beauty (although few people know it)

Perfumes, formulas and millions: Spain, a world power in beauty (although few people know it)

The first time someone hears that Spain exports more perfumes and cosmetics than olive oil, wine, or footwear, the eyebrow raises a little in disbelief. However, the figures are clear: we are the second largest perfume exporter in the world, only behind France, and a cosmetic power that has quietly and almost unnoticed slipped into half the planet, with a presence in 175 markets. Exporting is not a complement, but one of the main engines of the economy and the sector.

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León XIV in the Canary Islands, a frontier and example of welcoming migration

León XIV in the Canary Islands, a frontier and example of welcoming migration

Focusing on migration and the humane treatment that migrants deserve, both those who embark on a cayuco on the African coasts and risk their lives to cross the Atlantic and the Latin Americans who leave their countries and set out on the path to seek a better life, is the main reason why the Canary Islands are one of the stops of the Pope on his first visit to Spain.

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