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Álex Remiro, the desired goalkeeper for Barça

That the FC Barcelona defense has gained in tranquility with the signing of Joan Garcia (24) as goalkeeper is a reality. That this summer the club will have to decide who takes over as second goalkeeper, too. The Polish Wojciech Szczesny (36), who signed a renewal for one year plus another optional, has pretty much accepted that he will not continue next season. Who will take the role of second goalkeeper? That is one of the questions being asked at the training ground.

A judge halts the creation of Trump’s $1.8 billion fund to compensate coup plotters

Alen Craig5 days ago5 days ago04 mins

A federal judge temporarily blocked on Friday President Donald Trump’s initiative to create a $1.776 billion fund to compensate people who claim to have been subject to the “instrumentalization” of the federal government during the Joe Biden administration.

Josep Corbella: “There is no risk of hantavirus spreading uncontrollably around the world”

Alen Craig4 weeks ago4 weeks ago01 mins

The journalist from La Vanguardia specialized in science and health, Josep Corbella, shares with readers the status of the evolution of hantavirus cases detected on the MV Hondius cruise ship. As he emphasizes, this is a virus “that has great difficulty transmitting between people,” so “we can be calm, because there is no risk that hantavirus will spread uncontrollably around the world.”

This is the self-proclaimed king of Switzerland who has taken over a micronation due to a legal loophole

Alen Craig1 month ago1 month ago02 mins

What seemed like just another eccentric character on social media has ended up alerting the authorities of a country for taking advantage of a legal loophole to become “king.” Jona Lauwiner (31) is a young technician who in 2019 proclaimed himself king of Switzerland and organized a coronation in a church for it. With cape, crown, and all.

Humanoid robots cut almost two hours off last year’s time in the Beijing half marathon

Alen Craig2 months ago2 months ago02 mins

A humanoid robot has made history in Beijing by winning a half marathon with a time of 50 minutes and 26 seconds, even surpassing the human world record for that distance. The race, organized in the Beijing E-Town technology district, became a showcase for the advancement of artificial intelligence and robotic engineering in China. The winning robot, developed by manufacturer Honor, managed to complete the 21 kilometers faster than Ugandan Jacob Kiplimo, the current human record holder.

The new technological volunteering of Fundación Telefónica opens opportunities and closes gaps

Alen Craig2 weeks ago2 weeks ago04 mins

Technology is a great ally of volunteering to bridge social gaps, starting with the digital divide itself, and to open vital opportunities for people of all ages. Although Telefónica’s corporate volunteering has had digital components for many years, 2026 marks a new milestone because it becomes 100% technological volunteering, with three ingredients: it values employees’ talent, drives Fundación Telefónica’s programs, and serves the digital challenges of social entities.

The revenge of the pensioner Luis Bárcenas

Alen Craig1 month ago1 month ago03 mins

It was supposed to be barely two hours, but Luis Bárcenas had to eat a sandwich in the hallway of the Audiencia Nacional because his statement lasted five hours. It was one of the most anticipated appointments of the Kitchen plot trial, one of the biggest scandals in a country too accustomed to corruption. And it did not disappoint.

A Corvette blows out 250 candles in Indianapolis during the celebrations of the 250 years of the USA.

Alen Craig1 week ago1 week ago01 mins

A Chevrolet Corvette ZR1X performed this Saturday, on the eve of the Indianapolis 500, a high-speed maneuver to blow out 250 candles symbolizing the 250th anniversary of the United States.

The “forced” step of Isak Andic before falling into the void, clue in the investigation

Alen Craig2 weeks ago2 weeks ago03 mins

One detail stands out in the investigation into the death of Isak Andic, founder of Mango, during a walk with his son Jonathan in Montserrat in December 2024. It is the trace of the alleged slip that caused what could have been an accidental fall, which has become one of the clues the judge uses to understand that what happened that day was not an accident.

Keys to the new AI law: fines of up to 35 million for prohibited uses, such as ‘deepfake’

Alen Craig1 week ago1 week ago04 mins

Today, the Council of Ministers has given the green light to the draft bill for the proper use and governance of AI. Now, the document will be sent to the Cortes to begin its parliamentary processing and, once processed, will give rise to an organic law. And the regulation will have this rank, Óscar López, head of the portfolio for Digital Transformation and Public Function, emphasized after the Council of Ministers, “because it affects fundamental rights.”

Enrique Riquelme takes the first step to challenge Florentino: informs the electoral board that he wants to run

A dozen new potential victims of Epstein contact the French justice system

Aznar recovers his “whoever can, let them do” after Zapatero’s indictment

The UCO goes to the Civil Guard headquarters in search of files on officers investigating the PSOE

A retiree from the general scheme earns 9,400 euros more per year than a former self-employed person

First debate of the Andalusian elections: Juanma Moreno’s most uncomfortable night

A Russian drone crashes into a building in Romania, a key NATO member on the eastern flank, leaving two injured

This is Meet The Tech, the technology event in Barcelona where you can try the devices everyone is talking about before anyone else

The bridge between growth and well-being “has broken” due to housing and prices, says the CES

The judge maintains that Zapatero sought to set up a commercial lobby in the Emirates