Plus Ultra paid Zapatero's "front man" 6,000 euros for each monthly report on political matters

Plus Ultra paid Zapatero’s “front man” 6,000 euros for each monthly report on political matters

The relationship between Plus Ultra and Julio Martínez Martínez, the friend and alleged frontman of José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero, was very close and was further strengthened thanks to various contracts, which have led to the indictment of the former Prime Minister. On December 11, 2025, the judicial police searched Martínez’s homes. They found 268,000 euros in cash hidden in various places such as a golf cart. They also found several contracts that have proven very revealing for the investigation.

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The “rewards” to the commissioner of DelcyGate for “favors” to Zapatero’s network

The “rewards” to the commissioner of DelcyGate for “favors” to Zapatero’s network

The DelcyGate, as the meeting on January 20, 2020, at Barajas airport between the former Minister of Transport José Luis Ábalos and the now acting president of Venezuela Delcy Rodríguez – who was banned from the Schengen area by the European Union – is known, has landed in the Plus Ultra Case file. The commissioner in charge of the Madrid airport on the night of the murky stopover, Jesús María Gómez Martín, was able to provide “favors,” such as allegedly avoiding customs controls for the investigated Venezuelan magnates, in exchange for “rewards.”

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Shakira thanks Gerard Piqué for the role he had in her life and in her motherhood

About to mark four years since her separation from Gerard Piqué, Shakira has surprised with conciliatory statements towards the former footballer. The Colombian singer, who is going through one of the most successful moments of her career, has wanted to publicly acknowledge the importance that the former Barça player had in her personal and family life.

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Felix Gonzalez-Torres consummates his “sweet revenge” against Madrid at the Museo Reina Sofía

Felix Gonzalez-Torres consummates his “sweet revenge” against Madrid at the Museo Reina Sofía

Felix Gonzalez-Torres -so, without accents and with a hyphen to join his two last names into one- was a child when, in 1971, he was in Madrid for the first time, where he arrived from Cuba, sent by his family to keep him away from the Castro regime. Twenty years later, in 1991, he returned and consummated a “sweet revenge,” it is not known against what or whom, which now, more than three decades later, is echoed by the Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofía.

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Haakon of Norway, concerned about Mette-Marit: “She is sick and her condition has worsened”

Haakon of Norway, concerned about Mette-Marit: “She is sick and her condition has worsened”

The Crown Prince Haakon of Norway caused concern on Tuesday when speaking about the health of his wife, Princess Mette-Marit, after the Abel Prize in Mathematics was awarded in Oslo. “The Crown Princess is seriously ill, and I have the impression that her condition has deteriorated significantly lately,” Harald V’s son responded to media questions about the chronic pulmonary fibrosis his wife suffers from.

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37 of the 40 public libraries in Barcelona close due to indefinite strike

37 of the 40 public libraries in Barcelona close due to indefinite strike

The workers of the Consorci de Biblioteques de Barcelona have started an indefinite strike this Tuesday to protest the lack of progress in the negotiation process with the City Council regarding their working conditions, and 37 of the 40 centers in the city have not opened; only the libraries of Collserola-Josep Miracle, Canyelles-M. Àngels Rivas, and Joan Miró have remained operational.

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The EU on alert over the "new reality" of drone incursions in the Baltic

The EU on alert over the “new reality” of drone incursions in the Baltic

Last week’s alarms due to recent incursions into the airspace have further frightened the Baltic countries, on the front line against the Russian threat. The Kremlin is weakened on the Ukrainian battlefront, but the recent episodes in Latvia and Lithuania, which had to declare a country-wide alert following new drone appearances, have put the spotlight on these three small nations on the EU’s eastern flank, which are preparing for more buzzes of modern warfare in their airspace and are calling for Brussels’ involvement to put a stop to it. The message is that the Baltic border is also the EU’s border and, therefore, must be treated as a community matter.

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