Madrid enables 49 free buses to reach the F1 circuit this weekend

Madrid enables 49 free buses to reach the F1 circuit this weekend

La Empresa Municipal de Transportes de Madrid (EMT Madrid) will launch five special free bus services on the occasion of the Spanish Formula 1 Grand Prix, which will be held from September 11 to 13 at the Madring circuit, in the Ifema Madrid area. The opposition criticizes the measure because tickets to the event range from 300 to 1,300 euros, which means that visitors have a high purchasing power. And the buses will depart from neighborhoods on the outskirts.

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Young people don't believe immigrants take their jobs, but they do believe they take resources

Young people don’t believe immigrants take their jobs, but they do believe they take resources

At a time when the process of regularizing immigrants continues to pit the Government and most of the parties that support it against the PP and, above all, Vox, a report on youth reveals that young people between 15 and 29 years old believe that “Spain needs immigrants to maintain its way of life” (50%) and the number of those who think that immigrants take jobs from Spaniards is decreasing (43% in 2025, compared to 78% 20 years ago). However, the idea launched, especially by the far-right, that “we give too many facilities to immigrants” (59%) has taken hold, and 61% link their presence to an increase in crime and public insecurity.

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Five days of settlers besieging a family in the West Bank

Five days of settlers besieging a family in the West Bank

“A horrible act of terror.” This is how the occupation, for the past five days, of two Palestinian houses by Israeli settlers in the town of Qusra, in the West Bank, has been described. The condemnation does not come from a human rights group or the ever “concerned” European Union, but from a great ally of Israel, the United States ambassador in Jerusalem, Mike Huckabee.

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Mikel Oyarzábal: “I convey calm to the young people, they already endure enough pressure”

Mikel Oyarzábal: “I convey calm to the young people, they already endure enough pressure”

For many years he has been the best example of what Luis de la Fuente often boasts about, the good attitude of the substitutes of the Spanish national team that helps foster a good atmosphere. Mikel Oyarzabal (Éibar, 1997) has never shown a bad face for not playing, he has worked in silence, with the discretion that accompanies his figure, until becoming an undisputed key part of Spain’s engine since his goal in the final of the last Eurocup. With a contagious calmness, a shy smile, and utmost professionalism, the Basque speaks to La Vanguardia in the depths of the Cotton Bowl in Dallas.

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