The best defensive midfielder in the world, Rodri, will land today in Barcelona at seven in the evening to formalize his signing for FC Barcelona, undoubtedly the transfer of the summer in the world of football, both at the Spanish and international level.
The President of the Community of Madrid, Isabel Díaz Ayuso, announced this Wednesday that her Government will request the urgent activation of the European Union Solidarity Fund due to the fire originating in the Sierra Oeste, which has affected about 27,000 hectares in the region, and has left about 100 primary residences destroyed.
The Ministry of Social Rights, Consumer Affairs and 2030 Agenda has announced today the imposition of a one million euro fine on the car rental company Avis for engaging in abusive practices.
A Russian drone has struck the locomotive of a Ukrainian train traveling from Kyiv to Warsaw, the capital of Poland, just two kilometers from the border, although no one has been injured, according to the Ukrzaliznitsia railway company reported this Sunday.
The Supreme Court has annulled the single registration procedure for short-term rentals that are intended to be advertised through digital platforms, considering that the State lacks the authority to regulate it. Specifically, it argues that it establishes a regulation of a national registry that overlaps with the regional registries for the registration of tourist rentals.
The international aftermath of Isabel Díaz Ayuso is far from fading and threatens to overshadow even the San Isidro festival. The Madrid president has accumulated this Friday almost as many political reproaches as carnations have filled the vests and scarves of chulapos and chulapas. The offensive has united the Madrid left, has also crossed the regional perimeter, and has added socialist leaders from other territories with a common reproach. The fact of having turned an institutional mission into a new front of ideological combat on which the regional president has remained silent today.
A woman died on Wednesday afternoon in a shopping center in Murcia, allegedly stabbed by her partner, who has fled and is being sought by the National Police, sources close to the investigation told EFE.
Ceuta is, this Friday, many cities in one, after yesterday, in a matter of hours, thousands of Moroccans – the vast majority young, but also families – crossed the breakwater of El Tarajal to set foot on Spanish territory. The autonomous city looks like a dawn at any music festival, with hundreds of youngsters lying on the grass in parks or on the beach sand, sleeping in swimwear, with no more luggage to protect than some plastic bags. It also looks like a besieged city, with Army vehicles patrolling back and forth, giving a warlike tint to the biggest bilateral migration crisis between Spain and Morocco since 2021. Another face is that of a city running at half capacity, like on a holiday, with neighbors in their homes, and their bars and shops closed: yesterday afternoon they decided to pull down the shutters amid the uncertainty generated by the massive entry that could shatter any previous statistics.
The Kremlin announced this Tuesday that, during a one-hour phone call, the President of the United States, Donald Trump, asked his Russian counterpart, Vladimir Putin, to quickly end the war in Ukraine with the aim of restoring diplomatic and commercial relations between the two world powers.
