An alleged suicide note attributed to financier Jeffrey Epstein has remained under judicial secrecy for almost seven years in a federal court in New York, according to the New York Times revealed this Thursday.
An international team of scientists has made a discovery that researchers had been pursuing for almost 20 years: the identification of a new species of primate in the depths of the rainforest of the Democratic Republic of the Congo, made possible by the sighting of two adult females and one male.
The PP has downplayed Mariano Rajoy’s words about the French national football team, which will face Spain this Tuesday in the World Cup. The former Prime Minister said on Friday that France has “a very high-level squad,” but “without French players,” words that the PP relativizes because they were written in a column in El Debate in a “sarcastic” way and “without bad intentions.”
The Emmys have become one of the must-attend events on the fashion calendar. As every year, the Peacock Theater in Los Angeles has hosted the 78th edition of the awards recognizing the best series in the American television industry.
EU countries already have their box of recommendations from the European Commission to mitigate the energy crisis stemming from the closure of the Strait of Hormuz. And it does not include the suggestion of teleworking, as an earlier draft stated, but it does include reinforced coordination of energy reserve storage among Member States, one of the few competencies the Community Executive has in this area. Brussels, however, is for the moment shelving the idea of approving a European mechanism to tax the extraordinary profits of energy companies, despite the request from large EU countries such as Spain, Italy, and Germany.
That the 2026 FIFA World Cup causes a frenzy and moves crowds internationally is no surprise. But, aside from the broadcasts and social events that traditionally come with this event, this World Cup has had a special place on the Internet.
On April 30, 1983, Seville took to the streets. In the church of Nuestro Padre Jesús del Gran Poder, María Isabel Pantoja Martín, radiant in her satin dress with a seven-meter train, became the wife of Francisco Rivera ‘Paquirri’. She was the popular tonadillera and he, a bullfighter on the podium and recently divorced from Carmen Ordóñez. The crowd, devout and uncontrollable, stepped on her bridal train causing the very artistic bride to faint on the way to the ceremony. Many years later, another would come upon her leaving the Málaga Court for very different reasons. That was one of those weddings that paralyze Spain but also the prologue to a tragedy that would forever mark the artist.
The investigation into the rescue of Plus Ultra continues to accumulate evidence and politically pressure José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero, but the judicial uncertainties remain numerous. This was argued by Manel Pérez, deputy director, who distinguished between the ethical and criminal aspects of a case that, in his opinion, raises questions about the activities carried out by the former president after leaving La Moncloa. “Zapatero has a serious problem of credibility and behavior, and of the economic relationships he has woven since leaving the presidency of the Government,” he stated. However, he recalled that the judicial order known so far “still does not clearly reveal what the role of the former president was.”
Decisive for Barça to hold on in the toughest moments of the Champions final against Lyon and the soul of the party in Oslo, Cata Coll (Marratxí, 2001) speaks to La Vanguardia after her third European final. Today she is a more mature Cata, but without losing the touch of madness that defines her. “Otherwise, I wouldn’t be me,” she confesses.
The European Union resists breaking with Israel and has again ruled out suspending the Association Agreement. Not even partially. The issue, which had been formally requested by the Spanish Government, was the focus of Tuesday’s meeting of foreign ministers in Luxembourg, but the Council refused to make any decision on the matter due to the persistent division among the Twenty-Seven on an issue that remains too delicate for some capitals.
