The Central Operative Unit (UCO) of the Civil Guard warns that the PSOE would have used “front” companies to pay Leire Díez coinciding with her ‘plumbing’ work for the party and that they are being investigated by the National Court.
At the end of the reports from the Economic and Fiscal Crime Unit (UDEF) of the National Police, the investigators reach the “conclusion” that there is “sufficient evidence” to place José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero at the head of an organized network of influence peddling in favor of clients – such as Plus Ultra – who would pay, through a corporate environment controlled by his partner, the former Prime Minister.
Jacob Coxon is an artificial intelligence researcher who had worked training AI models at OpenAI and who has just resigned from Anthropic, concerned about the dangerous way the technology is being developed. “I spent the last three years doing pretraining research at both OpenAI and Anthropic. Neither company is acting responsibly. They are rushing straight towards a self-improving superintelligence and gambling with our lives,” he posted on his X account.
“The Global South rises, not against anyone, but in favor of everyone,” proclaimed Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi this Saturday at the Brics group summit in New Delhi. A meeting in which the eleven full members managed to agree on a text unanimously, despite tensions among some of them.
The viewer has to prepare to say “au revoir” to Emily Cooper. According to Netflix’s announcement, the sixth season of Emily in Paris will be the last. It cannot exactly be called a cancellation. With the sixth season currently in production, the series has had its creative run on television and, considering Netflix’s usual allergy to long-running series, it has become one of the veteran series in the catalog.
The art of electoral poster study —the descriptive interpretation of posters during elections— is revived every time the ballot boxes are dusted off, and in the case of the Andalusian elections on the upcoming May 17, it was no different. The parties running on 17-M launched the campaign last night, with a poster posting that is already as traditional as it is symbolic, and unveiled their slogans and composition.
Once again, Gianni Infantino’s FIFA lied. The halftime show was extended, from the referee’s whistle at the end of the first half until the players returned to the field, a total of 27 minutes and 20 seconds, quite a bit more than the 17 minutes promised by the organization. As many feared, the break lasted almost half an hour. Undoubtedly, the longest halftime in history.
Can you imagine sending a WhatsApp message without touching the phone? Capturing a photograph exactly from the point of view of your own eyes with just a voice command? What until very recently seemed like a scene from science fiction is beginning to quietly settle into everyday life thanks to the new Ray-Ban Meta. An accessory that combines artificial intelligence, camera, sound, and voice control with a clear premise: to make technology stop interrupting moments and simply start accompanying them.
A car has ended up embedded in the Begoña metro station, after a collision with another on La Castellana. Two people have been injured, one with serious prognosis and another with minor injuries, following a traffic accident on the early hours of this Monday on Paseo de la Castellana. The embedded car and another vehicle collided and, after losing control, one of them ended up on the stairs of the Begoña metro station, according to Emergencias Madrid.
Just over a month ago, coinciding with the start of the conflict, the board of directors of the European Medicines Agency (EMA) assessed the impact of the Middle East war on drug supply. It did not detect major disruptions, but it did warn that the persistence of logistical difficulties could increase the risk of shortages. The pharmaceutical sector sees the probability of shortages of ingredients, medicines, or medical devices becoming increasingly likely.
