The Parliament calls for the dismissal of Trapero and Parlon for infiltrating the Mossos in a teachers' assembly

The Parliament calls for the dismissal of Trapero and Parlon for infiltrating the Mossos in a teachers’ assembly

The opposition groups already demanded a few days ago in the Interior commission of the Parliament the dismissal of the councilor of the department, Núria Parlon, and the general director of the Police, Josep Lluís Trapero, for infiltrating agents of the Mossos d’Esquadra in a teachers’ assembly within the framework of the protests of the educational sector, an act for which both leaders apologized to the representatives of the teachers.

Read Full News
Vox demands the PP implement 'national priority' in Valencia for access to aid and services

Vox demands the PP implement ‘national priority’ in Valencia for access to aid and services

The parliamentary group of Vox in the Valencian Parliament has registered a Non-Legislative Proposal (PNL) with the aim of establishing the principle of “national priority” in the management of public services. The initiative proposes that Spanish citizens have preference in access to social aid, housing, and public benefits, in what the party defines as a reorientation of the current welfare model. The initiative by the far-right party now forces the PP, and its leader Juanfran Pérez Llorca, to comment on this initiative in the Valencian chamber.

Read Full News
The INE raises the inflation rebound in July to 3.6% due to electricity and gasoline

The INE raises the inflation rebound in July to 3.6% due to electricity and gasoline

The National Institute of Statistics (INE) reported this Thursday that inflation in July remained at the level maintained in the previous three months and rose to 3.6%, mainly due to gasoline and electricity. This figure is one tenth above the 3.5% advanced on July 30. In a 2026 marked by the war conflict in the Middle East, inflation had remained at 3.2% between April and June, so the final figure for July is four tenths higher than the previous one. It is now five consecutive months with an annual rate above 3%. In its case, electricity recorded an annual rate of 8.4% and natural gas, 4.1%.

Read Full News
The Ceuta migration crisis sinks Spanish tourism to Morocco

The Ceuta migration crisis sinks Spanish tourism to Morocco

The migration crisis in Ceuta and the role of Morocco have sunk tourist demand from Spain to the North African country. The sector is seeing a sharp drop in bookings for the last quarter of the year, as well as cancellations of already booked trips. Carlos Abella, secretary general of the Tourism Board, estimates cancellations of up to 80% for September, a high season month in Morocco. “The situation is very complicated, both in the short and medium term,” he says.

Read Full News

Abelardo De la Espriella, the controversial tiger who has made a swipe in the elections of Colombia

“Prison or death,” repeated over and over in his rallies Abelardo de la Espriella, a controversial 47-year-old lawyer, to refer to the fate that awaits criminals, drug traffickers, and guerrillas if he ends up being the next president of Colombia. It hardly matters that the far-right leader built a media career as a lawyer for celebrities, footballers, and paramilitaries, before having an epiphany in Italy and deciding that he should enter the electoral arena to save his country from the left, according to his words, in July 2025.

Read Full News