“In August, with the cool weather, we will reflect on the calendar,” they ironically claim at Moncloa about the key dates Pedro Sánchez is considering for the final stretch of the legislature, in which the only thing he cannot foresee in advance are the judicial landmines that may still explode amid the avalanche of cases of alleged corruption affecting the Government and the PSOE.

Almost a month after the “attack on Spain’s territorial integrity,” as Pedro Sánchez described what happened on July 30, when a mob managed to enter Ceuta illegally from Morocco, the Government will give explanations in Congress. Or so it is expected. Al…

Representatives of the Church, trade unions, employers, and the technology sector have defended this Monday the need to take action with unity in the face of the challenges posed by artificial intelligence (AI), within the framework of the public presentation in Spain of Magnifica humanitas, the encyclical with which Leo XIV addresses the impact of new technologies on human dignity and the future of work.

Josep Lluís Trapero resigned this Tuesday as general director of the Police of Catalonia after two years in office. The major of the Mossos d’Esquadra steps aside in his role as the political head of the police after two complex years, marked by the fight against repeat offenders, the introduction of video surveillance cameras, the crackdown on knives in the streets, and some controversies such as those arising from Mossos infiltrated in teachers’ assemblies and the initiative to introduce police officers in schools. Trapero was Salvador Illa’s star signing and his name was already announced during the PSC electoral campaign.