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Donald Trump’s war against science programs in the United States: “We are ending ‘woke’ and politicized spending”

Donald Trump had promised it without too many detours. “We are going to end all diversity, equity, and inclusion programs throughout the federal Government,” declared the President of the United States. Since returning to the White House, his Administration has applied this offensive to education, public contracting, artificial intelligence, and numerous federal agencies. Now he wants to incorporate it permanently into the system that funds much of American science.

The return of the ‘traitor’

Alen Craig2 months ago2 months ago03 mins

When in June 2024 the Amnesty law came into effect, some jurists pointed out that certain judges would apply “delaying tactics” so that the promoters of the procés would not benefit before serving a large part of the disqualification imposed by the sentence, a…

National emergency due to a fire considered “inextinguishable”

Alen Craig2 months ago2 months ago06 mins

The Government takes control of Madrid due to the advance of a huge fire (the two fronts, that of Villa del Prado and that of San Martín de Valdeiglesias, joined forces at noon) that threatens the lives of the numerous population living in the western mountains of this region.

Sílvia Catà: “We come from turbulent years, a natural and non-traumatic succession is needed”

Alen Craig22 minutes ago22 minutes ago06 mins

Sílvia Catà attends La Vanguardia in a room of the Egara complex, in Sabadell. The head of the Girona Police Region will be appointed on Tuesday as chief commissioner of the Mossos d’Esquadra, replacing Miquel Esquius, who is leaving the position due to retirement. She will thus become the first woman to hold the highest rank of the Catalan police, a position that has changed hands nine times in the last decade.

Manuel J. Castillo, longevity expert: “Our aging depends in part on our parents and grandparents”

Alen Craig2 months ago2 months ago04 mins

Longevity is no longer measured only in years, but in the ability to reach advanced ages with health, autonomy, and quality of life. We live longer, yes, but the big question today is: is it possible to live better during those years?

The president of the CGPJ warns Marlaska to have the “utmost respect” for Judge Tardón

Alen Craig1 week ago1 week ago03 mins

The President of the Supreme Court and the General Council of the Judiciary (CGPJ), Isabel Perelló, has not delayed in responding to the Minister of the Interior, Fernando Grande-Marlaska, regarding his complaints against the judge of the National Court María Tardón for her investigations into the migration crisis in Ceuta. She has asked that the “utmost respect” be given to the decisions made by the investigating judge, who has requested several judicial reports before deciding whether to initiate a formal investigation.

The Barcelona City Council will install natural grass at the Europa and Sant Andreu stadium

Alen Craig5 months ago5 months ago03 mins

Europa and Sant Andreu will not share a stadium next season in Primera Federación. Can Dragó was not the ideal solution. Barcelona City Council has found a solution and will install natural grass in the municipal stadiums of Narcís Sala and Nou Sardenya, with the aim of adapting to the regulations that prevent playing in the third category of Spanish football on artificial turf fields.

The UCO entered the office of the DAO of the Civil Guard to gather confidential information

Alen Craig3 months ago3 months ago04 mins

The unusual image of the Central Operative Unit (UCO) of the Guardia Civil entering, under the orders of Lieutenant Colonel Antonio Balas, the force’s headquarters to request documentation of confidential information has created great commotion, and enormous discomfort, internally.

Race to identify homeless minors: Where will they go after crossing the border in Ceuta?

Alen Craig1 month ago1 month ago05 mins

One week after the massive entry of migrants into Ceuta, the authorities and NGOs are working to identify the minors who remain in the autonomous city, many of them on the street and without shelter, at the mercy of the help they receive from organizations, administrations, and neighbors, who have also organized to collaborate.

Two Civil Guards die in Huelva in the chase of a drug speedboat

Alen Craig4 months ago4 months ago07 mins

Andalusia, this time its waters of Huelva, has once again been the scene of a tragedy that strikes the Civil Guard. On the day the institution celebrated the largest cocaine seizure so far in the world, two of its men, a captain and a civil guard, aged 54 and 55, died when their Maritime Service vessels, the patrol boat Rio Antas and a rigid inflatable boat of the corps in which the two deceased were traveling, collided while trying to cut off the passage to a drug-running boat. The rigid inflatable boat is 12 meters long and has three engines, similar in structure, but much larger and faster than the zodiac run over by a drug-running boat in Barbate, in February 2024, in which two civil guards died.

GDP grows by 0.7% in the second quarter thanks to the boost from consumption

The regularization of immigrants will alleviate the problem of vacancies in the hospitality sector this summer

Gabriel Jesus is already in Barcelona to undergo the medical examination and sign with Barça

Hegseth turns the Pentagon into a hornet’s nest

Several dead and injured as a bus with 48 Dutch tourists overturns in the Swiss Alps

Spain proposes to Brussels a European fund for climate change adaptation

Welcome expats

Ceuta faces its next challenge: returning to the classrooms

Purchase of parking spaces, age, and other updates in public loans for home acquisition

More child- and adolescent-friendly courts: “It’s about humanizing justice”