The left throws itself into the May 1st demonstration in Málaga in the middle of the Andalusian campaign

The left throws itself into the May 1st demonstration in Málaga in the middle of the Andalusian campaign

Comisiones Obreras and UGT claim that they decided to hold the May 1st demonstration in Málaga long before Juanma Moreno dissolved the Andalusian parliament and called for elections on May 17. The fact is that today, the first day of the Andalusian electoral campaign, coincided with the march through the center of the Málaga capital with the union leaders at the front and a little further back the left-wing candidates in these elections, among them, María Jesús Montero and the Government spokesperson, Elma Saiz, the Vice President of the Government and Minister of Labor, Yolanda Díaz, and Antonio Maíllo, candidate of Por Andalucía. ç

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The reflection period of Pedro Sánchez was the starting point of the plot: “we have information that would help the president”

The reflection period of Pedro Sánchez was the starting point of the plot: “we have information that would help the president”

The letter sent by the President of the Government, Pedro Sánchez, to the citizens, with which he began a period of reflection after learning that his wife, Begoña Gómez, had been charged, was the starting point of the PSOE plumber Leire Díaz’s plot to begin her activity to try to stop or torpedo judicial processes that affected the party or the Executive.

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Elena de Juan García, bullying victim: "My mother had to telework from the car, in front of the school"

Elena de Juan García, bullying victim: “My mother had to telework from the car, in front of the school”

Sin rencor (Diéresis) is not a testimonial book about bullying as usual. It goes much further. The literary debut of Elena de Juan García (Girona, 2004) transcends the personal experience marked by harassment, social emptiness, and digital violence, which she suffered during her last year of high school, to become a profound philosophical reflection on the anatomy of evil, dignity, and forgiveness.

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Disagreement blocks 9.1 billion in aid to reduce CO2 in transport and housing

Disagreement blocks 9.1 billion in aid to reduce CO2 in transport and housing

The President of the Government, Pedro Sánchez, made a passionate defense of the “just” energy transition this Monday and announced the Government’s willingness to allocate 9.1 billion euros to reducing CO2 emissions with social aid in transport and housing, according to the proposal of the Social Plan for the Climate launched by the Government. The proposal of this social plan was presented in Madrid at an event where he was accompanied by the ministers for Ecological Transition, Sara Aagesen; Transport, Óscar Puente; and Housing, Isabel Rodríguez.

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The strength of Spain: an MVP for everyone

The strength of Spain: an MVP for everyone

Before the first World Cup semifinal, it was easy to jump on the bandwagon of those who saw France as the favorite. No one underestimated Spain, far from it, but Deschamps’ team was the one leaving the best impressions in the tournament, without a doubt. Four top-level forwards placed them as the best attacking team. “We are facing the best team…”, De la Fuente began telling his players in the locker room, before they went out to warm up at the AT&T Stadium in Dallas. It was only a prelude to the message he wanted to convey, the concept that is leading him to success. “… But we are the best team,” he concluded to energize the players before attempting what would become an overwhelming storming of the Bastille. July 14 will also be a national holiday in Spain because it opened the way to fight for the red team’s second star.

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Zapatero: The summary and the search of his office tighten the noose around the former president

Zapatero: The summary and the search of his office tighten the noose around the former president

The details of the judicial summary have only worsened the legal situation of the former head of government José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero, who in a week has to appear before Judge José Luis Calama to try to convince him that everything stated by himself, the UDEF, and the Anti-Corruption Prosecutor’s Office is a series of errors or malicious interpretations. About thirty jewels kept in the safe of his official office were seized by the Police, who must now assess them.

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Criteria is the fund manager for investing in third-party funds as envisioned in its new strategic plan

Criteria is the fund manager for investing in third-party funds as envisioned in its new strategic plan

Criteria Caixa has constituted the new management company through which it will invest in third-party funds, as contemplated in the holding’s new strategic plan for the coming years. The objective is to build a portfolio of diversified long-term funds. These investments include the new vehicle that the European Union is going to launch to invest in technology companies called Scaleup Europe. In addition, Criteria already has about 750 million committed to investments.

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The Valencian government resolves aid for DANA victims: 80,000 euros per deceased

The Valencian government resolves aid for DANA victims: 80,000 euros per deceased

La Generalitat Valenciana will begin to pay “in the coming weeks” the agreed compensations, of 80,000 euros per deceased – which is distributed among the beneficiaries who prove their right -, for the victims of the dana. This was explained this Friday in a press conference from Alicante, where the Consell has met, by the third vice president and Minister of Environment, Infrastructure, Territory and Recovery, Vicente Martínez Mus, who explained that the Valencian government has now completed the management of these aids with the granting of a total of 469 subsidies for a total amount of 17.28 million euros. Of the 231 recognized victims, only the families of 216 deceased victims have applied for it. In the rest of the cases, no application has been submitted by possible beneficiaries, explains the Consell.

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Pujol, exonerated 4,149 days later

Pujol, exonerated 4,149 days later

Jordi Pujol i Soley will be judged by history or time, but not by the courts. As of 10:55 AM yesterday, he is a man legally free for all purposes, as the case against him, which is being heard in the Audiencia Nacional against his entire family and nine businessmen for alleged corruption, has been archived or dismissed due to health reasons. The court summoned him yesterday for a medical and personal examination before deciding whether to keep him in the case and subject him to interrogation or, given his deteriorated state of health, to exonerate him. The president of the court, José Ricardo de Prada, issued a medical and judicial diagnosis, all in one: Pujol cannot be judged.

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