The case against Vito Quiles for assaulting the president’s wife, Begoña Gómez, has been dismissed as it could not be proven that there are “facts of criminal relevance” in the recordings that the far-right agitator shared on his social media.
A man of British nationality residing in the Las Colinas urbanization in the municipality of Olivella (Garraf) is the fatal victim after the downpour that fell last night and early morning in Barcelona and its metropolitan area.
If a courtroom causes some discomfort to any adult – being an environment that is not very friendly at first glance – imagine for children and adolescents. There are doctrinal studies that offer recommendations to make that space more welcoming for them, but the Departament de Justícia de la Generalitat – in coordination with the Drets Socials – has wanted to go one step further. How? By creating a practical guide, in the civil field, for the hearing of children and adolescents in family judicial proceedings.
The Minister of the Interior, Fernando Grande-Marlaska, has demanded that the director of the National Police, Francisco Pardo, inform him “as soon as possible” about the content of a report that the National Immigration and Borders Center (CENIF) would have sent to the National Court attributing the massive assault on the Ceuta border to Morocco. In a letter sent last night, which La Vanguardia has had access to, the Interior Minister reminds Pardo that, if the information detailing that Moroccan gendarmes planned and executed the entry is true, it should have been “immediately made available to the members of the National Security Council.”
The organization led by Santos Cerdán orchestrated to destroy judicial cases had a dual approach. On one hand, to look for dirt on investigators of matters affecting the PSOE or the environment of the Prime Minister, Pedro Sánchez. And on the other, as a counterattack, to look for scandals or irregularities of their political rivals, especially the Popular Party.
The Moroccan minors who crossed en masse into Ceuta without family protection have banded together in the Tarajal warehouses, where a large part of the thousand unaccompanied migrant children and adolescents who remain – still unidentified – in the autonomous city are gathered. The nearly fifty days they have spent on the streets of the industrial estate, which has become a large temporary stay center for immigrants (CETI), have felt very long to them. Tarek, 16 years old, says that the fights, with recorded stabbings, keep him awake at night. For Fitah, the same age, what takes away his hunger is the smell of rot on every corner. For Yasim, a year away from adulthood, what worries him most is the appearance of his wounds, infected, on his feet. For Sulaimon, born in 2009, he is concerned about encountering again the soldier who, according to him, hit him on the side.
Four Moroccan migrants, who were involved in the mass entry into the city on July 30, have been expelled to Morocco by court order after being detained in the city for assaulting three Civil Guard officers who requested their identification.
Rodrigo Hernández Cascante, 30-year-old footballer known in the football world as Rodri, landed yesterday just after eight in the evening at El Prat airport to be presented today as a new player of FC Barcelona. His first words were ambitious: “Playing for Barça is a dream and I am already eager to get to work. The Champions League? I come to win everything that lies ahead.” Violin music for the Barcelona fans.
The public company Planifica Madrid, which manages the real estate assets of the Community of Madrid, does not have the acquisition of the controversial penthouse on General Martínez Campos promenade registered on its website. It was said to be for temporary office use for Isabel Díaz Ayuso and her closest team, but the regional government had to announce the divestment in less than 24 hours after the operation was uncovered.
Although it may not seem like it, the situation is under control.
