A jury dismisses Elon Musk’s lawsuit against OpenAI and Sam Altman
The so-called trial of the century ended with Sam Altman’s victory over Elon Musk, two old friends and collaborators now at odds in the artificial intelligence ring.
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Josep Rius resigns from being Junts’ candidate for the mayoralty of Barcelona
The race in Junts for the mayoral candidate poster in Barcelona added a chapter this Monday that could be decisive in reaching an outcome with just over a year left until the municipal elections on May 23, 2027. Josep Rius, councilor of the post-convergent municipal group, as well as deputy and vice president of the party, announced that under the “current circumstances” he cannot run as a candidate. He had not officially presented himself, but all the predictions placed him as the favorite of the leadership of the formation led by Carles Puigdemont. On the other side of the scale is Jordi Martí, president of the municipal group, who officially announced his candidacy on Thursday although Junts had laid out various red carpets for him to clear the way for his benchmate.
José Vicente de los Mozos steps down as CEO of Indra
The crisis at Indra continues, and now it does so with the departure of its CEO. José Vicente de los Mozos has stepped down as the top executive of the technology and defense group, which will require the search for a replacement.
Florentino Pérez and Criteria invest 700 million in ACS to boost growth
ACS has undertaken an accelerated placement of shares in the market to raise around 1.8 billion euros to finance its growth, with the two main shareholders, Florentino Pérez and Criteria, contributing resources.
Trump creates a national security case by leaking that Cuba has drones to attack the U.S.
Donald Trump has discovered a toy called artificial intelligence. Either because he is an early riser, or because, things of age, he wakes up and instead of counting sheep he turns to AI, his midnights or dawns arrive loaded on his social network with images of futuristic war style, among many other themes, like those this Sunday where he appeared inside a spaceship pressing the red nuclear bomb button.
“El PSOE está absolutamente diezmado”: Andalusia worsens the socialist crisis
The Andalusian elections have left an especially harsh picture for the PSOE. Juanma Moreno’s Popular Party came close to an absolute majority, falling just two seats short of governing alone, while the socialists recorded one of the worst results in their history in a community that for decades was one of their major electoral strongholds. For Jaume Aroca, head of the Politics section at La Vanguardia, the scenario left after the polls reveals a deep crisis in Andalusian socialism: “The PSOE is absolutely decimated.”
Tobías Martínez assumes the presidency of Openchip
Tobías Martínez has been appointed president of Openchip, one of the most promising companies in the microchip industry in Barcelona. Market sources confirm that the former Cellnex executive will take over from Carles Kinder.
The official return of Mourinho depends on Real Madrid member 43858
That Jose Mourinho will be the next coach of Real Madrid is already unofficial news. It only remains for the coach to say a proper goodbye to Benfica (this morning he has already spent two hours at the training ground with Rui Costa, president), sign his new contract, and for the entity presided over by Florentino Pérez to make it official. These steps will be different from those of other coaches, as the electoral process called the previous week by the white president himself is involved.
Begoña Gómez asks the Madrid Court for her acquittal because there is “no crime whatsoever”
La defensa de Begoña Gómez, wife of the Prime Minister, has requested the Provincial Court of Madrid that, if it goes to a jury trial, she be acquitted of the four charges brought against her by Judge Juan Carlos Peinado, as “the facts presented do not constitute any crime.”
Barcelona will include the “intercultural perspective” in its public procurement clauses
Beyond laws, the declaration of human rights, ordinances, the struggle of entities, and even beyond good intentions and common sense, Barcelona lacked a structural element, an active public policy to fight for the equality of all people. That is why this Monday the first Anti-Racist Plan 2026-2036 was presented in the Saló de Cent of the City Council, a cross-cutting commitment worked on with experts that involves the entire municipal machinery in areas such as housing, education, participation, health, and coexistence.