Globalia's former legal head: “Begoña Gómez has not participated in the loan to Air Europa”

Globalia’s former legal head: “Begoña Gómez has not participated in the loan to Air Europa”

The former director of Globalia’s legal department, Ramiro Campos Gallego, denied this Thursday that the wife of the Prime Minister, Begoña Gómez, had “nothing” to do with the loan to Air Europa, while also defending this operation, proclaiming that it had “very significant” conditions and that everything has already been repaid with interest.

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The 'cashier' of the reserved funds Pérez de los Cobos points to Pino for the expenses of the 'Kitchen'

The ‘cashier’ of the reserved funds Pérez de los Cobos points to Pino for the expenses of the ‘Kitchen’

When the National Court judge Manuel García Castellón concluded the investigation into Operation Kitchen, he put in black and white that “dysfunctions and irregularities in the management and control” of the reserved funds were evident, which had led to the financing of the “intrinsically illegal police operation” [to steal documentation from the former treasurer of the Popular Party Luis Bárcenas that could affect the party].

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Atlético responds to Laporta: “We will not accept any offer for Julián”

Atlético responds to Laporta: “We will not accept any offer for Julián”

The summer soap opera still has a proper name: Julián Álvarez. While the Atlético de Madrid forward prepares to play the World Cup final with Argentina this Sunday against Spain, Atlético and Barcelona continue exchanging statements. And the latest have been forceful. Miguel Ángel Gil Marín has responded firmly to Laporta to reiterate that the player is not for sale.

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The independence movement is rallying to come back stronger in 2027

The independence movement is rallying to come back stronger in 2027

Although far from the massive marches of the procés period, the independence movement showed strength again this Friday and was able to gather 57,000 people in the three demonstrations held in Barcelona, Girona, and Amposta –16,000 more than last year– under the slogan “Hi soc. Hi som. Independència” (I am here. We are here. Independence). But beyond the numbers, the Assemblea Nacional Catalana (ANC), the main organizer of the event, took advantage of the Diada to look ahead to 2027. A year full of ingredients that could act as a catalyst for a movement that in recent years has been more distinguished by its internal struggles than by its strategic unity: the tenth anniversary of the 1-O referendum, the expected first autumn without “exiles” since then, and also a very likely government of the Partido Popular and Vox in Madrid.

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