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The final decision of Vinícius and Real Madrid tests their loyalty

The final decision of Vinícius and Real Madrid tests their loyalty

Alen Craig04 mins

A high-profile party marked the end of Vinicius Júnior’s vacation, who is expected in Valdebebas (he landed yesterday at Barajas) with open arms after a disappointing World Cup both personally and collectively. Right now, he is the footballer who attracts all the attention due to a renewal that has been delayed over time amid false promises that “everything was going to be fixed”; although, for the moment, with only 11 months left on his contract and becoming a free agent, he remains in limbo. Arsenal is lurking, and from England, they indicate that the option is increasingly solid. On Saturday, Mikel Arteta was asked after the 1-4 against Girona, and his response added more fuel to the fire. “We are very active, trying to improve and evolve the team. We are not going to stand idly by and we are very ambitious about what we want to achieve, we already see our rivals,” he commented. When directly questioned about the Brazilian, he grimaced half-jokingly and left quickly.

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Motion of censure

Motion of censure

Alen Craig07 mins

The roller coasters of Spanish politics do not rest. Now it is José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero who is descending vertiginously. The order from the judge of the National Court José Luis Calama, made public this week, states that the former Prime Minister (2004-2011) must undergo a thorough investigation for an alleged crime of influence peddling and money laundering in the management of the bailout of the airline Plus Ultra during the pandemic. The order is not an indictment. It is a reasoned exposition of the elements that lead to the opening of a judicial investigation, with the mandatory notice to the people who become investigated. (Until 2015, the term was accused, but the Criminal Procedure Law was modified in favor of softer language). Accused or investigated, Zapatero is currently on the conveyor belt of public scandal. Felipe González, his great adversary in the PSOE since Zapatero promoted the reform of the Statute of Catalonia, called the order “impressive” yesterday and said he felt “great sadness” for what is happening.

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The Valencian educational community takes to the streets again three days after the start of the school year

The Valencian educational community takes to the streets again three days after the start of the school year

Alen Craig03 mins

Convinced that many of their demands, which led to a month-long strike, have not been met, the teachers of the Valencian Community, supported by families and students, took to the streets again this Saturday in the three capitals: València, Alicante, and Castelló. Just three days after the start of the school year, the slogans in favor of “a public, quality education in Valencian” have once again echoed through the streets of the three cities. As happened between May 11 and June 11, the green protest t-shirts were the protagonists of the march.

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Reviewable life imprisonment for beating and kicking his ex-mother-in-law to death in Mallorca

Reviewable life imprisonment for beating and kicking his ex-mother-in-law to death in Mallorca

Alen Craig03 mins

The Jury Court of the Provincial Court of the Balearic Islands has found a man guilty of murder who killed his ex-mother-in-law by kicking and beating her in Mallorca, a 74-year-old woman. The Jury has unanimously considered that the defendant is the author of a crime of murder with cruelty and treachery, against a particularly vulnerable victim. The members of the Jury also recognize the aggravating factor of gender.

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An electoral start with minor incidents and anecdotes: the mayor of Málaga cannot find his ballot paper

An electoral start with minor incidents and anecdotes: the mayor of Málaga cannot find his ballot paper

Alen Craig03 mins

It was 09:00 hours when the polling stations in Andalusia opened their doors ready to receive the thousands of voters who are called to participate today in the regional elections. The day started with some minor incidents, several anecdotes at the start of the day, and an initial turnout report that points to a slight decrease compared to the 2022 elections.

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European punishment to the Venice Biennale

European punishment to the Venice Biennale

Alen Craig04 mins

New front of tension between Brussels and the Venice Biennale. The European Commission has confirmed the withdrawal of the two million euro subsidy granted to the Venice Biennale Foundation, after the organization, one of Italy’s most emblematic cultural institutions, allowed the reopening of the Russian pavilion in its 61st edition, inaugurated this spring in a climate of maximum tension.

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Will anyone investigate the death of the hundred migrants on the coast of Ceuta?

Will anyone investigate the death of the hundred migrants on the coast of Ceuta?

Alen Craig04 mins

After the chaos caused last week by the massive entry of migrants both by swimming and over the Ceuta fence, the consequences are now beginning to be seen. On one hand the political ones and on the other the humanitarian ones. The latest data available is that there are already 90 deaths while trying to swim from Morocco to Ceuta, although it is already assumed that more bodies will appear in the coming days.

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