Bad Bunny has been seen walking through downtown Barcelona in recent hours in an appearance that quickly caught the attention of passersby despite the singer’s desire to go unnoticed. The Puerto Rican artist was captured leaving a hotel located on Passeig de Gràcia, the Mandarin Oriental, a well-known luxury accommodation chosen by many personalities when they visit the Catalan capital.
For chemist Núria López, being in the top 1% of the most cited scientists in the world according to the latest Clarivate ranking is not a destination but the result of a sustained trajectory at the elite level of research. Her career is marked by intuitions and the idea of turning problems into resources. This logic now guides her work at the Institut Català d’Investigació Química (ICIQ) in Tarragona, where she seeks to convert CO₂ into fuel and close the carbon cycle.
The sectoral meeting this Thursday between the Conselleria d’Educació i FP of the Generalitat and the unions with representation, the seventh to address the labor improvements demanded by teachers, ended without agreement around 9 p.m., after more than 5 hours of meeting. After the meeting, the union representatives locked themselves in the department arguing that they would not move until the sector minister, Esther Niubó, negotiated with them. The minister came, but urged them to continue negotiating this Friday, a proposal that did not end up convincing the unions, who remain locked in.
The sale of homes fell by 2.2% in March compared to the same month in 2025, totaling 61,295 transactions, dragged down by operations on new homes, which fell at a double-digit rate, according to the National Institute of Statistics (INE) reported this Monday.
The same weekend that Barcelona hosted the progressive summit and an event with various Latin American leaders in defense of Democracy, in Madrid, the presence of Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado stood out. She received an award from the Community of Madrid from its president, Isabel Díaz Ayuso, and met in the preceding hours with both the leader of the Popular Party, Alberto Núñez Feijóo, and that of Vox, Santiago Abascal, as well as the mayor of the capital, José Luis Martínez Almeida.
Alexia Putellas put the final touch on her last day as a blaugrana at the Johan Cruyff. In the victory (2-1) against Real Sociedad, the Johan chanted for the last time “there is only one queen, Alexia Putellas” in a match marked by other farewells that were overshadowed by that of the captain. Mapi León, Ona Batlle, and Marta Torrejón also played their last match at the Johan Cruyff.
The Hoy por Hoy team wanted to pay tribute to Àngels Barceló this Monday after learning about her departure from Cadena SER, a chapter she will close after more than two decades linked to the station. The journalist leaves behind seven seasons leading the most listened-to morning program on Spanish radio, where she has achieved historic audience figures.
Jonathan Andic, son of the founder of Mango, announced this Tuesday that he is temporarily stepping down from the company’s vice presidency to focus on defending himself against the homicide charge against him, sources close to him have confirmed. The heir of Isak Andic will nevertheless retain his responsibilities in the “family, business, and social projects” he holds. In addition to the non-executive vice presidency of Mango, Jonathan Andic chairs the family holding company, Punta Na Holgind, under which hangs the company through which he controls 95% of Mango along with his two sisters, Judith and Sarah. He is also chairman and secretary of Punta Na SAU, which consolidates the real estate businesses.
The Pyramid of Khufu (or Cheops) is the oldest pyramid built in Giza (Cairo). More than two million carefully carved and placed stone blocks were raised about 4,600 years ago from a base of 230 meters per side to reach a height of 146 meters on the northwest part of the plateau.
Alberto Núñez Feijóo is in Barcelona this Tuesday, where he will speak to Catalan entrepreneurs at the Cercle d’Economia sessions at a time of maximum political pressure for Junts to support an instrumental motion of no confidence to accelerate the calling of elections. According to sources from Feijóo’s team, the PP leader will deliver a “brave” speech during the dialogue he will have with economist Teresa García-Milà. The meeting in Barcelona takes place 24 hours after Feijóo himself expressed being “optimistic” about the possibility of a change of Government through the vote of no confidence because “184 deputies” in Congress “are demanding early and immediate elections.” “If those who say it are consistent and do it, we can find a solution in a short time,” he added yesterday.