Climate change makes extreme heat in the Mediterranean common

Climate change makes extreme heat in the Mediterranean common

The European sea usually reserves its highest temperatures for August or September. But this year, at the end of July, it already reached its highest value since daily satellite records began in 1982. The same happened in the western Mediterranean. A new analysis shows that that previously extraordinary heat is becoming part of the usual climate. Human-caused warming has added around 1.4 °C to the highs off the peninsula and nearly 1.9 °C in the western Mediterranean.

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Nvidia's sales reach 96 billion dollars, double what they were a year ago

Nvidia’s sales reach 96 billion dollars, double what they were a year ago

Nvidia’s results cast a very long shadow on Wall Street. Jensen Huang, CEO of the hottest company of the moment, did not shy away from the euphoria. “Today we are living in a golden age of new AI labs and startups,” he said this Wednesday when presenting quarterly results at the close of the New York stock market that once again exceeded all expectations.

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Lluïsa Moret: “More resources must be dedicated to municipal financing”

Lluïsa Moret: “More resources must be dedicated to municipal financing”

Lluïsa Moret (Barbastro, 1965), in addition to holding the vice-first secretary position of the PSC and serving as the mayor of Sant Boi de Llobregat, which she hopes to renew in the elections on May 23, 2027, presides over the Diputación de Barcelona, an institution that seems to inhabit a world very different from that of other public administrations, immersed in permanent stability.

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Ferran Torres, to PSG for almost 50 million

Ferran Torres, to PSG for almost 50 million

It was a matter of time and the negotiations have come to a successful conclusion. Barcelona confirmed to this newspaper that this Thursday afternoon they have reached a preliminary agreement with PSG for the sale of the Valencian forward Ferran Torres. The amount is nearly 50 million euros, in a deal that does not include variables. Ferran will sign a contract with Luis Enrique’s team for five seasons. The attacker had not rejoined work with Barcelona, with the club’s permission, to certify his departure. In this way, Ferran can now travel to Paris. The Foios native informed Barça last week that he wanted to leave. His contract with the Blaugrana was ending at the end of the next season. Barcelona, initially, was waiting for him after being the hero of the World Cup final to start negotiating his renewal in September. But Ferran made it clear that he preferred to go to Paris.

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Jordi Martí: “Only if I lose the primaries will I give up being Junts' candidate in Barcelona”

Jordi Martí: “Only if I lose the primaries will I give up being Junts’ candidate in Barcelona”

Jordi Martí has presided over the Junts municipal group in Barcelona since Xavier Trias left the City Council in July 2024. Even then, discussions began about the candidate for the 2027 municipal elections. The former CiU mayor backed his protégé within the neoconvergent ranks, who so far is the only one to have publicly expressed his desire to lead the list, along with other names linked to the party, such as Jaume Alonso-Cuevillas or Jaume Giró. The party leadership, however, leans in favor of Josep Rius, also a councilor in the Catalan capital, as well as a deputy and vice president of Junts. From Waterloo, they perhaps thought they could convince Martí to give up. Let’s see.

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