The 'fervor' of the eclipse: natural spaces and roads closed, health alert and skyrocketing hotel prices

The ‘fervor’ of the eclipse: natural spaces and roads closed, health alert and skyrocketing hotel prices

The great excitement generated by the total solar eclipse threatens to collapse roads, access to the best observation spots, and cause a disorderly invasion of natural spaces amid the general alert for the risk of forest fires. There is deep interest, but also uncertainty, because no one knows for sure the final scale of the mobilization. In the middle of the tourist season and with accommodations already full, prices soar and opportunists and scams appear. Tourist behavior will also be key, in addition to internal mobility, with locals and enthusiasts moving at the last minute if bad weather appears.

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Another Moroccan minister calls to "liberate" Ceuta and Melilla before Mohamed VI at a religious event

Another Moroccan minister calls to “liberate” Ceuta and Melilla before Mohamed VI at a religious event

The Moroccan Minister of Islamic Affairs, Ahmed Toufiq, has once again raised Morocco’s claim over Ceuta and Melilla, doing so on the occasion of a religious festival presided over by King Mohammed VI, which was also attended by Crown Prince Moulay Hassan and Prime Minister Aziz Ajanuch. This is not the first time a minister from the Alaouite country has called to “liberate” these two Spanish autonomous cities: the Minister of Justice, Abdellatif Ouahbi, had already done so.

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Much more than a contest: the Rosco puts millions of euros at stake on television

Much more than a contest: the Rosco puts millions of euros at stake on television

The battle for the rights to Rosco has once again placed Pasapalabra at the center of television news. However, the conflict goes far beyond the realm of game shows. What is at stake is one of the key pieces of Antena 3’s programming and one of the most profitable time slots in all of Spanish television. This was explained by the specialized journalist Andrés Guerra on Claves del día, where he recalled that behind this legal dispute are millions of viewers, television leadership, and an important source of advertising revenue.

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Only 13% of apartment purchases in Barcelona are made by companies or funds

Only 13% of apartment purchases in Barcelona are made by companies or funds

Despite the perception that investment companies dominate the buying and selling of homes in Barcelona, the data shows that the vast majority of transactions in the Catalan capital are still carried out by individuals. According to a report prepared by the Cambra de la Propietat Urbana de Barcelona with data from the Notary Statistical Portal, individuals accounted for 87% of the sales registered in 2025, compared to 13% signed by legal entities. Last week, the Parliament gave the green light to urgently process the restriction on the purchase of homes in pressured areas unless it is to reside, for a family member, or to rent it out residentially, with the aim of avoiding real estate speculation by funds.

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“I am fine with my body,” the Danish Prime Minister criticizes the aesthetic comments she receives

“I am fine with my body,” the Danish Prime Minister criticizes the aesthetic comments she receives

“Shouldn’t we fix that little spot on her nose?”. On her return from the trip to Kyiv, where she was exposed to the air raid siren alerts of the Ukraine war, the Danish Prime Minister, Mette Frederiksen, received on her Instagram that masked criticism of her appearance offered by a plastic surgeon whom she did not identify. “I am happy with my body and I don’t need a plastic surgeon, a man, to have an opinion about it,” the 48-year-old politician responded sharply.

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