The case of Ayuso's penthouse goes to court with five complaints filed

The case of Ayuso’s penthouse goes to court with five complaints filed

The case of the luxury penthouse in Chamberí acquired by the Community of Madrid has experienced in recent hours a qualitative leap that tightens the seams of the regional Government presided over by Isabel Díaz Ayuso. What began as a first-rate political controversy due to shadows of opacity and the changing explanations from Puerta del Sol has formally entered the courts, after the head of the Court of Instruction number 8 of Madrid, magistrate Rosario de Fátima Espinosa, has opened preliminary proceedings in relation to five complaints focused on the purchase of a property worth 6.3 million euros executed by a Madrid public company.

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Anya Taylor-Joy moves from 'The Queen's Gambit' to 'Lucky'

Anya Taylor-Joy moves from ‘The Queen’s Gambit’ to ‘Lucky’

There are associations of ideas that exponentially increase the appeal of an audiovisual production. For example, Anya Taylor-Joy on paper is one of the most interesting young actresses in Hollywood thanks to collaborations with prestigious directors in Last Night in Soho by Edgar Wright, The Northman by Robert Eggers, Amsterdam by David O’Russell, Furiosa by George Miller, or the upcoming third part of Dune by Denis Villeneuve.

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Twelve municipalities evacuated due to the Mierla fire in Guadalajara

Twelve municipalities evacuated due to the Mierla fire in Guadalajara

The Emergency Directorate of Civil Protection has also ordered the evacuation of the small town of Monasterio, with barely twenty inhabitants, who are urged to immediately leave their homes following the established routes and the instructions of the emergency services, taking only essential documentation, documents, and objects. The evacuation is a consequence of the fire declared this Thursday in La Mierla (Guadalajara), which has already burned 5,400 hectares, evacuated 600 people, emptied 12 municipalities, and is “still far” from being controlled, as confirmed by the Minister of Sustainable Development, Mercedes Gómez.

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