Six men were injured this Wednesday in Lleida, some by stabbing and others with severe bruises in a fight in which all the people identified by the Mossos d’Esquadra are Pakistani. The Catalan police have not identified the attackers.
The Director General of the Civil Guard Mercedes González has denied having participated in the plan promoted by the former PSOE organization secretary Santos Cerdán and the party’s so-called ‘plumber’ to destroy judicial cases affecting the party and the environment of the Prime Minister, Pedro Sánchez.
Almost thirty days ago, when the Ceuta crisis broke out, the president of the autonomous city, Juan Jesús Vivas, requested the appointment of a single authority capable of managing all aspects of the humanitarian drama that he already sensed was going to devastate his city. Vivas’s request fell on deaf ears, among other reasons because the Government expected that the more than 70,000 people who crossed the El Tarajal fence would return the way they came. Minister Marlaska or Minister Albares limited themselves to not angering the Moroccan neighbor in the belief that if they kept the door open and Ceuta gave nothing to those who had entered without permission, the crisis would end. But it was not so.
The trial against Lindsay Clancy, accused of the murder of her three children in the Plymouth (Massachusetts) court, is wrapped in a great deal of drama that has captured the United States. But this Thursday, a week after deliberations began and after 35 hours of debate, the tension reached its peak after the jury communicated once again, for the third consecutive day, that there is no way to reach a unanimous decision.
Movement of influence in the Middle East. Turkey, Saudi Arabia, and Pakistan will sign a defense pact today, according to confirmations from agencies such as Reuters and various local media. The agreement, the details of which are not yet known, consolidates the creation of a Sunni Islamic power axis at a time marked by geopolitical turmoil stemming from the Iran conflict and Israel’s expansionism.
Sin rencor (Diéresis) is not a testimonial book about bullying as usual. It goes much further. The literary debut of Elena de Juan García (Girona, 2004) transcends the personal experience marked by harassment, social emptiness, and digital violence, which she suffered during her last year of high school, to become a profound philosophical reflection on the anatomy of evil, dignity, and forgiveness.
Life is about seizing the opportunities that arise, taking what is within your reach, living in the present, and enjoying your luck. Orphaned of the unbeatable Pogacar, the Vuelta needed another leader and found one in Aitana perhaps where it was least expected, in a cyclist who seems like a different person. Enric Mas turned the consternation that the Spanish tour had fallen into into a breath of fresh air and a surge of hope for a fanbase that hasn’t celebrated a Spanish victory in the general classification of a grand tour for over a decade, since Alberto Contador’s Giro d’Italia win in 2015.
Real Madrid center-back Raúl Asencio continues to face legal troubles. On August 19 — two weeks before the trial begins for the crimes of child pornography and disclosure of secrets for the dissemination of a sexual video of a minor — the player was convicted of driving under the influence of alcohol in the south of Gran Canaria, as reported today by the local media Atlántico.
“The change is getting closer, but it is not done… and we cannot think that everything will fall like forbidden fruit.” With the general elections increasingly present, although they still have no date, memories of 2023 remain very alive in the Popular Party. Alberto Núñez Feijóo wanted to start his speech at the beginning of the political season in Madrid from there. Even before confronting Pedro Sánchez, the popular leader warned his followers of the risk of becoming complacent and called for an extra effort to maintain tension until the polls. Because the goal is no longer just to win. It is to do so with enough margin to remove Sánchez from La Moncloa “without the investiture pacts” frustrating his plans again.
A man in his 60s pleaded guilty on Monday to systematically drugging and raping his wife at their home for more than two decades. During a hearing at the Minshull Street Crown Court in Manchester, the defendant admitted to a total of 60 charges just before the start of his trial.
