The Last of the Mohicans, written by James Fenimore Cooper in 1826, is an adventure novel set in 1757 during the French and Indian War that shows the gradual disappearance of the traditions and lineage of Native Americans in the face of the relentless arrival of the…
Friedrich Merz and Emmanuel Macron held a summit yesterday to advance defense agreements, following the fiasco caused by the cancellation of the joint FCAS fighter project due to disagreements between the German and French industries. The two most powerful countries in Europe…
“If we consider that Barcino was a city, let’s say, cool, we must consider that Barcino must have had an amphitheater.”
Surrounded by members, emblems, and fan club members, Florentino Pérez’s last campaign event before the elections was marked by a full-frontal attack against his rival, Enrique Riquelme, whom he tried to discredit by all means in an extremely harsh speech. Without constantly mentioning him, but with direct references to his candidacy, Pérez built his intervention on the denials regarding his rival’s signings. “We campaign from the truth. Others prefer lies and hoaxes” and criticized that “a televised hoax is launched and then denied” by those involved.
It is not common for a Real Madrid footballer to give interviews to La Vanguardia, but the World Cup final has aligned the stars, creating the perfect setting. Before playing the most important match of his career, Marc Cucurella (Alella, 1998) arrives very punctually for his appointment. He seems a bit wary at first but soon realizes he is not on the firing line and flashes his first smiles. He is approachable and kind. And he does not hide from anything.
Alberto Núñez Feijóo reacted a few minutes after it became known that the Central Operative Unit (UCO) of the Civil Guard is searching the national headquarters of the PSOE. The leader of the PP has called for elections because he considers what is happening to be “of extreme seriousness.” “There is no choice but to give the word to the Spanish people immediately. No, we can’t take it anymore,” he said, at the entrance to the government control session in Congress.
The first televised tournament among the five candidates, five, for the Quirinale was like a meeting of ill-matched neighbors – where each community member repeats their traumas and no one talks about the stairwell spillage – rather than a (civilized) exchange of views. There was no duel,
Both Junts and the PSOE –also Esquerra Republicana– expected a ruling that would endorse the Amnesty law in European justice, but sharing that goal does not bring the positions of the two political groups closer. From JxCat they emphasized this Friday that nothing changes in the political sphere, although within the socialist ranks they hoped that a favorable ruling and a possible return of the party leader, Carles Puigdemont, could help build bridges and grease again a relationship that has not flowed since last autumn. “This changes nothing,” said today the secretary general of JxCat, Jordi Turull, who made it clear that he has not spoken with the President of the Government, Pedro Sánchez, and that they do not plan to do so.
While the tug of war continues in the peace negotiation between Washington and Tehran, the United States Central Command (Centcom) reported Monday afternoon that the US military opened fire again and “carried out self-defense attacks in southeastern Iran.”
The proposal repeatedly put forward by the President of the Government, Pedro Sánchez, to reach a State pact for the climate emergency has been met with outright rejection from the Popular Party. Despite the outcry from experts and the unanimous demand of social organizations, the chances of an agreement are fading, largely because the end of the parliamentary term is approaching.