The interview Juan Carlos Ferrero gave in Italy continues to make headlines. In addition to being open to coaching Jannik Sinner, Carlos Alcaraz’s great rival, the former coach of the Murcian tennis player until last December admitted that with him, he would not have bought a 9 million euro yacht.
Rosalía has been forced to postpone the start of the US leg of her LUX Tour after canceling upcoming dates in Miami and Orlando, on June 4, 6, and 8, due to a “family emergency,” Live Nation announced in a statement without providing further details, though explaining that it hopes to reschedule them later.
The Gabo Foundation announced today that it has awarded Colombian journalist, Catalina Gómez Ángel, the Gabo Award for Excellence 2026. A journalist based in Tehran, the organization highlights “her courage, independence, and narrative rigor” in covering some of the most complex conflicts in the contemporary world “from a Latin American perspective that places victims and human experience at the center of the story.”
The Chartered Community of Navarre mourns the loss of five of its police officers, who died this Wednesday in a tragic traffic accident. This morning, several authorities from the region visited the funeral home where the remains of the victims rest, to offer their condolences and comfort to the families.
For John Bolton, Washington’s most recognizable silver mustache, being part of Donald Trump’s administration during the first term proved very costly.
Jonathan Andic’s circle responded this Thursday to one of the pieces of evidence that the Martorell judge, Raquel Nieto, cites in the latest known court order, in which she warns that father and son did not habitually go for walks together, as the eldest son declared in one of his two statements at the police station. Father and son took a walking route along the coastal path of one of the Greek islands that the family visited in August 2021 aboard the yacht Itaca. The image, which heads this information, and to which La Vanguardia has had access, is part of the family album from those holidays, in which there are more snapshots of both sharing walks, the same interlocutors warn.
The elections for the presidency of Real Madrid have turned into a media battle between Florentino Pérez and Enrique Riquelme, which reached its peak yesterday. Candidate Riquelme gave an interview on El Hormiguero in which he announced that he has secured Norwegian striker Erling Haaland, current player for Manchester City. Pérez counterattacked by buying the first advertisement after the Antena 3 program, in which the Portuguese José Mourinho appeared wearing a Real Madrid shirt and saying ‘sí’.
Real Madrid presidential candidate Enrique Riquelme emulated Florentino Pérez last night on El Hormiguero. As the current Real Madrid president did in 2000, Riquelme announced a stellar signing and publicly committed to compensating Real Madrid members if that player did not join the white club. In 2000, it goes without saying, Florentino Pérez’s big signing was Luis Figo. Riquelme, in this 2026, announced that he has signed Erling Haaland, Manchester City striker; that the commitment is sealed by a notary and that “if I fail to fulfill any of my electoral promises, I will pay 100% of the membership fee for the 100,000 Real Madrid members”.
The open war for the presidency of Real Madrid between Florentino Pérez and Enrique Riquelme continues to accumulate episodes. After last night’s televised battle on Antena 3, this morning Riquelme’s candidacy went on the attack by hanging a banner in which he subtly accuses Florentino Pérez of wanting to sell the club.
“I want to have a job that gives me a decent income to finish my 40-hour work week and be able to go out for a drink with my partner, with my friends, with my family.” Woman, 22 years old.