A couple consisting of a 28-year-old man and a 30-year-old woman has been arrested by the local police of Alicante for abandoning a girl just over two and a half years old. According to investigation sources, the intervention occurred last Tuesday at noon in a central car park in the capital after two passers-by observed the minor alone next to a car in manifestly unsanitary hygienic conditions.
When a judge orders the imprisonment of a son as the alleged murderer of his father and another judge considers that a former Prime Minister of Spain is the “leader” of a criminal network of corruption and influence peddling, we have no other option as journalists than to…
What is the difference between a heat dome and a heat wave? Experts clarify that they are different phenomena. “The heat dome is the cause and the heat wave would be the effect,” summarizes Rubén del Campo, spokesperson for the State Meteorological Agency (Aemet).
According to the XVI Randstad Employer Brand Research, a good work environment is one of the five key factors for a worker to choose a job. And this is something that surprises no one. Work takes up a good part of people’s time, and strengthening bonds and getting close to colleagues is essential to increase commitment to the company and improve performance. At that point, a team meeting outside the usual work environment or a business trip has the ability to change the way teams think and relate.
Artificial intelligence (AI) is starting to claim its first victims in the stock market. And they are not companies nostalgic for the past. On the contrary. For months, global leaders in the software, cybersecurity, and consulting industries have been experiencing an unprecedented debacle in years. The most alarmist have dubbed the situation “SaaS-pocalypse,” something akin to a software apocalypse.
Lourdes proudly states that her sixth decade has been thrilling, fun, and challenging: she succeeded in digital journalism thanks to her Twitter activity, took on professional challenges such as directing a magazine, and now, having turned 70, continues with her vacation rental business in Malvarrosa and is finalizing the details of her first autofiction novel. In it, this Valencian woman, who prefers not to reveal her last name, addresses a “very surprising” sentimental experience: a romance with a Dane 16 years younger than her. But first, let’s go back a little in time.
Changes in the way of living, working, and traveling are driving new ways of staying in cities. The growing international mobility and the emergence of profiles such as digital nomads, displaced professionals, or people in transition are consolidating a more dynamic demand, linked to temporary stays. In this context, flexible accommodation is gaining prominence as a growing alternative: it offers greater versatility than traditional formulas, with included services — such as cleaning, internet, or utilities — and access to common areas and facilities. All this in a format that combines comfort, functionality, and a more complete experience during the stay.
Salvador Illa is approaching the halfway point of his term in the Generalitat and if there is one thing his discourse has been characterized by, it is prioritizing the management of the Government above any other identity consideration. Catalonia needs to improve in many aspects and there is a long list…
The week of May 18th looks to be key for the budgets and, by extension, for the legislature in Catalonia. The Govern and Esquerra Republicana are finalizing the last aspects of what will be the first accounts to be produced since 2023. Monday will be a key day: it will start with the seal of the pact to develop the orbital railway line and, at 5:30 p.m., the republicans will convene their national council – the highest body between congresses – to assess whether they give the final yes to the budget project.
The Government, through the Ministry of Youth and Childhood, and the autonomous communities have unanimously approved the extraordinary credit of 25 million euros announced by the central Executive last Tuesday for the care of migrant children in Ceuta. It was the only formal agenda item of the Sectoral Commission on Childhood and Adolescence held this Thursday in Madrid, chaired by the minister in charge, Sira Rego. But the ministry has also proposed the transfer of around 500 migrant minor girls hosted in Ceuta to NGOs on the Peninsula, with the aim of addressing the situation of “urgency and special vulnerability” of these minors, while mitigating the political controversy surrounding the distribution of immigrants and the complaints from the territories, which denounce the “saturation” situation experienced by their reception systems.