Ferran Torres dresses up as Iniesta and opens the doors to eternity: Spain wins the World Cup

Ferran Torres dresses up as Iniesta and opens the doors to eternity: Spain wins the World Cup

Spain rules the world, a reality reflected in its football and confirmed by the World Cup. The second star is already flying back to the Peninsula to be embedded on the chest of an admirable team, which has a new hero. From Foios, Ferran Torres burst into extra time to disguise himself as Iniesta and open the doors to eternity with a left-footed shot. A goal that transferred the overwhelming superiority of the Spanish team to the scoreboard, wiping Argentina off the map without any hesitation and ending the Messi era in tears.

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Brussels expands the case against Spain over the laws used to block BBVA's takeover bid

Brussels expands the case against Spain over the laws used to block BBVA’s takeover bid

The European Commission on Thursday extended the infringement procedure it opened last July against Spain over the laws used by Pedro Sánchez’s government to hinder BBVA’s hostile takeover bid for Sabadell. Despite the failure of the operation after BBVA failed to acquire even 26% of the entity’s capital, Brussels left the file open against Spain, and the Commission recalls that it was not initiated by the operation itself, but by the laws used to obstruct it.

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More sports, fewer tablets: Moreno announces a plan against childhood sedentary lifestyle

More sports, fewer tablets: Moreno announces a plan against childhood sedentary lifestyle

The president of the Junta de Andalucía and PP-A candidate for re-election, Juanma Moreno, announced this Saturday that if he remains in office after the regional elections on May 17, he will launch the Activa 365 Plan against childhood sedentary behavior, which promotes physical activity among the youngest in contrast to the frequent use of tablets and other electronic devices currently.

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More than 25,000 migrants return to Morocco, although arrivals to Ceuta continue trickling in

More than 25,000 migrants return to Morocco, although arrivals to Ceuta continue trickling in

Thousands of the more than 40,000 immigrants who entered Ceuta irregularly yesterday, due to Morocco’s permissiveness, have begun returning to their country throughout the morning of this Friday, after realizing that the autonomous city, completely overwhelmed, does not have the capacity to respond to them. The same point where they arrived by swimming or on foot, the El Tarajal border breakwater, has become an open entry gate, because the flow of entries does not stop despite the military deployment, and an exit, through which to leave Spain, once it has been confirmed that they have nowhere to eat or sleep.

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Polvorines

Polvorines

Escribía ayer en estas páginas Joaquín Vera, los imprescindibles ojos de La Vanguardia en Ceuta, que los vecinos definen su ciudad como un polvorín a punto de estallar. También se suceden, más allá de lo que pueden confirmar y contar los periodistas, los múltiples testimonios…

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