The Chief Prosecutor of the National Court takes over the Ceuta case following the police report

The Chief Prosecutor of the National Court takes over the Ceuta case following the police report

The Chief Prosecutor of the National Court, Jesús Alonso, has informed the National Court judge María Tardón that he will take on the Ceuta case, so that he, and not the assigned prosecutor, will report on the jurisdiction and acceptance for processing of the complaint filed by an accusation, according to what La Vanguardia has learned from legal sources.

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Iñaki Gabilondo: “Journalism consists of explaining what people have the right to know”

Iñaki Gabilondo: “Journalism consists of explaining what people have the right to know”

Lesson in journalism from one of the great masters of the profession in Spain. Iñaki Gabilondo (San Sebastián, 1942), a deep connoisseur of Spanish politics, who experienced the Transition era from the front line of news coverage, was the guest this Tuesday at Foros de Vanguardia to talk about Journalism in the era of disinformation in the MGS auditorium, where he offered applauded reflections on the current political situation and the complex crossroads faced by the media.

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Avalanche on Broad Peak: two bodies recovered of the ten missing mountaineers

Avalanche on Broad Peak: two bodies recovered of the ten missing mountaineers

The avalanche that yesterday trapped ten members of an expedition led by the well-known British-Nepali mountaineer Nirmal Purja on Broad Peak, the twelfth highest mountain in the world, at 8,051 meters, in Pakistan, has shocked the mountaineering world. Rescue teams recovered this morning “the bodies of Nadhira Ahmed Abdullah Al Harthy, from Oman, and Pur Bahaur Gurung, from Nepal,” according to the president of the Alpine Club of Pakistan (ACP), Major General Irfan Arshad, who confirmed this to Efe. The leg of a third person was also found, he added. Arshad indicated that search efforts will continue tomorrow, Saturday.

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Housing: the Catalunya laboratory

Housing: the Catalunya laboratory

In the last decade, Catalonia has become one of the main laboratories for housing regulation in Spain. The puzzle of the housing emergency has left behind a trail of measures promoted by the administrations to protect the most vulnerable households, expand the stock of social housing, or contain rents amid the unstoppable rise in prices, while new rules have been introduced to define who is a major holder or to limit the use of seasonal contracts. The latest of these laws promoted by the Generalitat, against the “speculative purchase” of properties, did not pass the examination of the Consell de Garanties Estatutàries this summer. The Catalan government has committed to modifying the regulation, which has been strongly criticized by employers’ associations and real estate sector entities, as they consider it will worsen the supply crisis. While property owners warn that overregulation has generated even more legal uncertainty, the movement for the right to decent housing alerts to the loopholes in these regulations.

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The new technological volunteering of Fundación Telefónica opens opportunities and closes gaps

The new technological volunteering of Fundación Telefónica opens opportunities and closes gaps

Technology is a great ally of volunteering to bridge social gaps, starting with the digital divide itself, and to open vital opportunities for people of all ages. Although Telefónica’s corporate volunteering has had digital components for many years, 2026 marks a new milestone because it becomes 100% technological volunteering, with three ingredients: it values employees’ talent, drives Fundación Telefónica’s programs, and serves the digital challenges of social entities.

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