New York: the wound of 9/11 remains open

New York: the wound of 9/11 remains open

To the enormous magnitude of the tragedy of September 11, 2001, followed a day later, the date of the 12th on the calendar, which was considered the day of hope in the United States. Despite all the political, social, and economic disagreements, the separation by races or religions, the nation unified in pain and hope for reconstruction and resilience to deny the success of the terrorists.

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The hidden face of the 'Z' pyramid

The hidden face of the ‘Z’ pyramid

José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero has several faces. The first, that of the progressive politician committed to opposing the war and to social advances such as the Equality law, the right to abortion, or same-sex marriage. The second, that of a socialist Prime Minister who led a team without major scandals for seven years, but with the questionable management of the economic crisis that cost him the mandate. The third, that of a low-profile former head of government, with approaches to countries like Venezuela or China. And since last Tuesday: a fourth, that of the first former Spanish leader investigated for allegedly leading an “organized scheme” dedicated to enriching themselves in exchange for their influence in high places.

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New CUPRA Raval, the urban electric car made in Spain with more than 400 km of electric range

New CUPRA Raval, the urban electric car made in Spain with more than 400 km of electric range

The new CUPRA Raval is not just another 100% electric urban vehicle. Its arrival on the market represents a true revolution and the beginning of a new era. Electrification is combined with exceptional dynamic performance that brings excitement to the segment, a spacious cabin and trunk despite being only four meters long, a striking style, equipment features typical of higher segments, and multiple customization options.

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Sánchez tries to convey calm amid political and judicial storm over the Zapatero case

Sánchez tries to convey calm amid political and judicial storm over the Zapatero case

In the midst of a political storm following the judicial indictment of former president José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero for alleged corruption crimes linked to the bailout of the airline Plus Ultra for 53 million euros in 2021, and now awaiting the National Court judge José Luis Calama to lift the secrecy of the investigation file, Pedro Sánchez has maintained his public schedule this Monday unaffected by this crisis, and has even tried to convey calm, despite the alarm spreading within the Government and the PSOE over the uncertainty of how this process will evolve. And how far it will escalate.

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Orriols and the Catalans, first

Orriols and the Catalans, first

Aliança Catalana (AC) currently constitutes a unique political phenomenon in Spain. It is the party that is indisputably growing, according to all polls. More than Vox, since some surveys and the elections in Castilla y León point to a certain stagnation of Santiago Abascal’s party, pending what the Andalusian elections on the 17th may dictate. But the case of AC is a perfect assembly in demographic terms, as it is gaining potential voters not only from abstention but from several parties. If this continues, it could also disrupt the entire distribution of seats in the Parliament. Why has Aliança Catalana managed to gain ground so decisively, above Vox?

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A small great motorhome: less than six meters, a huge garage, and space to travel without missing anything

A small great motorhome: less than six meters, a huge garage, and space to travel without missing anything

There is a kind of obsession in the world of caravanning that directly links a larger vehicle size with a higher quality trip. It feels like more meters in length mean more space, more comfort, and more storage capacity. But every now and then, a model appears that breaks that theory and shows that good design can do much more than a few extra centimeters of bodywork.

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Defense and Interior present opposing versions regarding the warnings prior to the Ceuta crisis

Defense and Interior present opposing versions regarding the warnings prior to the Ceuta crisis

The Ceuta crisis has revealed contradictory criteria within the Government this Tuesday regarding the intelligence information available in the days prior to the massive entry of migrants on July 30 and 31. While the Minister of Defense, Margarita Robles, has assured in Congress that the 25 agents of the National Intelligence Center (CNI) stationed in the autonomous city have shared and analyzed with the State Security Forces and the Government Delegation the information they had gathered, Fernando Grande-Marlaska has maintained at La Moncloa that “there was no report indicating that on July 30 what finally happened was going to occur.”

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