The Prosecutor's Office points to a criminal organization in the Ceuta crisis despite the Police ruling it out

The Prosecutor’s Office points to a criminal organization in the Ceuta crisis despite the Police ruling it out

The Prosecutor’s Office has paved the way for the judge of the National Court María Tardón to agree to initiate an investigation into the mass entry into Ceuta from Morocco on July 30 and 31, which resulted in nearly 80,000 people crossing the border both by swimming and on foot, 82 of whom died in the attempt. After receiving the required reports from both the National Police and the Civil Guard, the public prosecutor maintains that there is sufficient evidence to start an investigation. Next week the instructor will make a decision, although it is expected to proceed.

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Shadow here shadow there

Shadow here shadow there

It was a day in August. I don’t know which one because they were all the same. Something unprecedented happened: the two teenagers who were spending the holidays with their parents, and who were never seen before noon, were already up by eight. “Are you going to the kiosk?” they asked….

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Real Madrid succumbs to the frenzy of La Cartuja

Real Madrid succumbs to the frenzy of La Cartuja

Real Madrid once again left the Betis field empty-handed. Neither at Benito Villamarín nor at La Cartuja has the white team won since 2021, succumbing to the frenzy of the Olympic stadium in a crazy ending, controversy included. A goal by Parrott in the 80th minute brought down José Mourinho’s team, leading to their first defeat, but Madrid resisted falling. They found the goal in an acrobatic shot by Espí just after coming on, which was disallowed for offside, and Mbappé missed a penalty in the 95th minute, the icing on a disastrous night for the Frenchman.

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Aitana, nostalgia of a new kind at Sant Jordi

Aitana, nostalgia of a new kind at Sant Jordi

Just a year ago Aitana gathered more than 45,000 people at the Estadi Olímpic, and this Friday she already began to surpass that record with the first of her four Sant Jordis. “It’s crazy,” said the artist herself, who admitted the nerves caused by singing “at home.” And although Professor John Keating from Dead Poets Society already warned of the dangers of translating emotions into numbers, there is no doubt that something exciting happened this Friday inside the Blue Room.

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A United Kingdom in economic and military crisis reaffirms that the Falkland Islands are theirs

A United Kingdom in economic and military crisis reaffirms that the Falkland Islands are theirs

How the years have passed!, as the song says. In 1982, an Argentine Military Junta questioned internally invaded the Falklands as a distraction maneuver, the United Kingdom responded with all its military power, and the victory in the war – with the consequent nationalist euphoria – saved the skin of a Margaret Thatcher whose administration had not taken off and seemed about to be ousted. She remained in power until 1990, carried out her neoliberal revolution, and the rest is history.

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The Prosecutor's Office requests to send the founder of Glovo to trial for a crime against its delivery workers

The Prosecutor’s Office requests to send the founder of Glovo to trial for a crime against its delivery workers

New chapter in the criminal proceedings against the co-founder and CEO of Glovo, Oscar Pierre, for a crime against the labor rights of his delivery workers. Now the Provincial Prosecutor’s Office of Barcelona has asked the judge to issue the summary procedure order to conclude the investigation phase and finally send the Catalan entrepreneur to trial, according to a report by elDiario.es this Friday and confirmed by La Vanguardia. The public prosecutor considers that “there is sufficient evidence of a crime” against the workers to prosecute Pierre.

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Murtra encourages developing a defense industry in Catalonia "without complexes"

Murtra encourages developing a defense industry in Catalonia “without complexes”

The president of Telefónica, Marc Murtra, considers it “extraordinarily dangerous” for Europe to depend on critical technologies developed outside the continent. “It creates extreme fragility,” he has warned. This dependence on other countries becomes evident in cases of cyberattacks or hybrid attacks, such as the one that occurred this week at Leipzig airport in Germany. The top executive of the telecommunications operator made a plea in favor of the defense and rearmament of the region during a colloquium organized by the employers’ association Foment del Treball this Friday.

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