A man stabs his ex-partner to death in the middle of the street in Figueres

A man stabs his ex-partner to death in the middle of the street in Figueres

In broad daylight and in full view of everyone in a busy square in Figueres, a man stabbed his ex-partner to death this Tuesday. The victim, a 33-year-old transgender woman of Honduran origin, received several stab wounds to the chest, arms, and neck, injuries that proved fatal. The attacker, 48 years old and of Spanish nationality, had a restraining order against the victim but had violated it twice in the past few hours.

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The head of the WHO, "deeply concerned" about the "magnitude and speed" of the Ebola outbreak in Congo

The head of the WHO, “deeply concerned” about the “magnitude and speed” of the Ebola outbreak in Congo

Increasing unease over the Ebola outbreak in the heart of Africa. The Director-General of the World Health Organization (WHO) expressed today his “deep concern” over the “speed and magnitude” of the epidemic that emerged on April 24 in the northeast of the Democratic Republic of Congo and has already recorded cases in highly populated cities such as Goma, the capital of North Kivu province, and even in the capital of neighboring Uganda, Kampala.

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The emotion of Almodóvar after the warm ovation in Cannes for 'Bitter Christmas': “I don't know how to thank you for this generosity”

The emotion of Almodóvar after the warm ovation in Cannes for ‘Bitter Christmas’: “I don’t know how to thank you for this generosity”

Pedro Almodóvar returned this Tuesday to the Cannes festival to compete for the Palme d’Or with Bitter Christmas, seven years after Pain and Glory, and the reception could not have been more emotional. “I am speechless, very moved. It is difficult to speak in this situation, but I recognize that of all the audiences I know from the screenings of my films, the viewers in this great hall are, I believe, the warmest and most affectionate I have ever known,” he said with great emotion after the screening of his new work in the grand Lumière theater.

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Russia begins three days of maneuvers of its nuclear forces

Russia begins three days of maneuvers of its nuclear forces

Russia began training exercises for its nuclear forces this Tuesday. In these maneuvers, in which Belarus is also participating, the Russian army will mobilize thousands of men and simulate a threat of aggression against the country to test the readiness level of its strategic forces, announced the Ministry of Defense hours before the arrival of President Vladimir Putin in China.

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Junqueras defends the pact because it solves “everyday problems” and gives more powers to Catalonia

Junqueras defends the pact because it solves “everyday problems” and gives more powers to Catalonia

After signing the first budget agreement with the Government of Salvador Illa, the president of Esquerra Republicana, Oriol Junqueras, has defended the pact reached because it fulfills -in his opinion- a “double function.” On one hand, because it resolves the “everyday problems” of Catalonia with budget allocation and, on the other, because it provides the opportunity to “achieve more powers and tools in favor of the country.”

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The keys to a budget agreement that lasts a legislature

The keys to a budget agreement that lasts a legislature

The agreement signed by President Salvador Illa and the leader of ERC, Oriol Junqueras, is no longer just for the 2026 budgets, but is focused on 2027 and beyond. De facto, this agreement will allow for the resources and political stability sufficient to complete the Catalan legislature – which expires in the summer of 2028 – but will serve as a planning tool for a few more years. At the same time, this agreement reaffirms the Government’s link with its main ally, since the signed document ratifies some of the most relevant investiture agreements, such as special financing, IRPF collection, airport management, or the cancellation of the FLA debt.

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Jonathan Andic, from the failed rise to the management of Mango to his role as a shareholder

Jonathan Andic, from the failed rise to the management of Mango to his role as a shareholder

Jonathan Andic grew up within Mango long before occupying an office at the top of the group. He was the eldest son of Isak Andic, the founder who built one of the largest European fashion empires from Catalonia, but those who dealt with him in those years remember a discreet executive, more comfortable in creative and product teams than on the corporate front line. He studied Audiovisual Communication in the United States and later completed his training with an MBA at IESE, before formally joining the family business in 2005.

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