Tragic night in El Ejido: a man shoots his parents and injures two babies, one of them his son

Tragic night in El Ejido: a man shoots his parents and injures two babies, one of them his son

Two people have died and another four have been injured in a shooting that occurred on Monday at 11:15 p.m. in the town of El Ejido, Almería. According to Ideal de Almería, the shooter, who has already been arrested, is the son of the two deceased. Among the injured are two babies, one of them the son of the arrested man. One baby — it has not been disclosed whether this is the one related to the attacker or not — is in the ICU.

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Aldama: “They told me that part of that money was for the party's financing and that the president knew about it”

Aldama: “They told me that part of that money was for the party’s financing and that the president knew about it”

The broker Víctor de Aldama, who at one time reached a deal with the Prosecutor’s Office to get out of prison for another case, has appeared before the Supreme Court judging him for the mask case, willing to explain how he paid the former Minister of Transport José Luis Ábalos and his then advisor Koldo García, also in the dock. He has elaborated on all the corruption within the Ministry and beyond. That red line, according to the businessman, was crossed at Ábalos’s request because – he declared – “he needed money for the party’s financing” and the president knew all about it.

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Eurovision from Tel Aviv: “We must bring Zionists and patriots to the stage”

Eurovision from Tel Aviv: “We must bring Zionists and patriots to the stage”

Israel came close to victory in the world’s most important music contest, boosted by massive popular vote that contrasts with its weakened external image. Neither the thousands of protests against the genocide in Gaza, nor the boycott by five countries — Spain, Ireland, the Netherlands, Slovenia, and Iceland — managed to take away the second place in Eurovision from the Israeli Noam Bettan.

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U.S. and Iran exchange attacks in the Strait of Hormuz and bring the truce to the brink of collapse

U.S. and Iran exchange attacks in the Strait of Hormuz and bring the truce to the brink of collapse

The fragile ceasefire that had been in place since last April 7 between the United States and Iran hangs by a thread after a violent exchange of attacks in the Strait of Hormuz in the early hours of this Friday. Both powers have confirmed the crossfire, but maintain opposing versions about who initiated the aggression and what the actual damages have been.

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Barça and Madrid play another match in the market

Barça and Madrid play another match in the market

When both teams face each other on the field, tension and excitement overflow, but the final whistle never means the end of the endless match that Barça and Real Madrid play at the highest level in all football sectors. The two giants also fight in the economic and social spheres, as well as recently in the judicial one, with the ultimate goal of succeeding in the sporting field. The transfer market, more intertwined than ever between the two, is the latest example of their eternal battle. Blaugranas and whites have been eyeing each other all summer, asking, raising prices, and even sabotaging operations of their fierce rival, such as the case of Rodri, who is heading to Camp Nou.

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The Mossos admit the normalization of settling scores with gunfire

The Mossos admit the normalization of settling scores with gunfire

In his speech on the day of the squads of the general police judicial commissariat, its head, Commissioner Ramón Chacón, admitted that the widespread improvement in the data on the dismantling of criminal organizations, arrests, and drug seizure operations was accompanied by an intensification of shootout revenge killings. Murders from behind, in broad daylight, which are increasingly frequent on our streets and which, overnight, national gangs adopt as if naturally to eliminate their enemies.

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