Alberto Núñez Feijóo has taken a further step in his criticisms of Pedro Sánchez over the entry of 50,000 immigrants from the Maghreb country into Ceuta. In this regard, the leader of the PP has reproached the Prime Minister for not having asked Morocco for explanations about the “premeditated occupation” and “the breach of Spain’s territorial integrity.”
President Donald Trump has never been a fan of the Pulitzer Prizes. Not long ago, he demanded that those awards be withdrawn from the media that investigated his Russian connections. This year’s edition, announced this Monday, also does not put him in a good light, and much of the awarded information, reports, and opinions expose the alleged corruption and his authoritarian policy, especially against opponents and immigrants, which have marked his first year back in the White House.
The Los Gallardos fire in Almería has not only forced the deployment of the largest firefighting operation in recent years in Andalusia, but it has also caused the first political friction between the partners of the new Andalusian Government. Just a few hours after Juanma Moreno appeared alongside Pedro Sánchez in Turre to warn that forest fires are “increasingly dramatic” in a context marked by climate change, Vox publicly came out to correct that narrative. “Climate change cannot be an excuse to shirk responsibilities,” said the party’s spokesperson in Congress, Pepa Millán, on Tuesday.
The President of the Generalitat, Salvador Illa, has once again called on the teachers who will start the school year this Tuesday with a new day of strike, to also “respect” the right to education and mobility. That is why he has asked them to make a “pause” in their protests to face a “serious debate” around the education model of Catalonia, and has announced a new program with which he intends to end the excessive heat that students face in schools.
Donald Trump said he had ordered the Pentagon to “substantially reduce” the joint military maneuvers starting today Monday in South Korea. In his message on social media, the US president suggested that his decision was motivated by his frustration over the lack of South Korean support in his aggression against Iran.
Los Mossos d’Esquadra arrested two men on Wednesday accused of participating, along with two or three others, in the violent assault on a home in the Eixample where they held a young Egyptian content creator, passing through Barcelona. The rest of the gang fled through the inner courtyards, while several neighbors alerted 112 and recorded the scene.
President Pedro Sánchez has brought to the 41st Annual Meeting of the Cercle d’Economia the commitment to begin processing the 2027 State budgets in the coming days. “We will start processing them this very week” with the approval of the ministerial order that activates the entire machinery, he announced.
The Dutch Government has sent two medicalized air ambulances to Cape Verde that are evacuating the two passengers from the luxury cruise ship ‘Hondius’ who are in the most serious condition and supposedly infected with hantavirus, as well as a third who has begun to show symptoms, according to sources close to the matter. The three patients will be transferred to the Netherlands to receive medical care.
One week after FIFA president Gianni Infantino decided to abort his plan to privatize part of the World Cup rights amid a flood of criticism against the project, the football leadership board remains just as unsettled. If Infantino intended to calm everything with his reversal, he has not succeeded. The expert leader is not alone despite the deafening noise generated around him, but he has lost much support. The federative chancelleries have divided and different positions remain with the horizon of the FIFA presidential elections, scheduled for next March. There are federations openly critical of Infantino, those that explicitly support him, and those that remain silent or hold more lukewarm positions one way or another. What follows is a kind of world map around the FIFA crisis.
The legacy of this champion Barça already reaches impossible places. The Rwenzori Mountains, on the border of Uganda and Congo, is one of the most remote places in Africa. It is not easy to get there: to reach its peaks, with summits over five thousand meters, you have to cross…
