There is not a minute to lose. There are ovations before which not even Penélope Cruz, who has experienced quite a few, can remain indifferent. “I’m amazed,” Pe says this Wednesday recalling the applause received in the Sala Grande of the Lido in Venice. Her team points out: “It was 15 minutes, right?”. She immediately corrects: “No, it was 16!”.
It’s hard to understand why access to Muchavista beach, in El Campello, is allowed, while access to San Juan beach, in the neighboring municipality of Alicante, is prohibited from five this afternoon. There is no physical separation between the two; we are talking about the same sandy area, but the prevention against meteorological warnings is not the same in the different town halls.
Homeowners and housing developers have seen their opposition to the law to limit home purchases promoted by the Govern and the Comuns endorsed. The report published this Tuesday by the Consell de Garanties Estatutàries (CGE) coincides with much of the private sector’s objections: the regulation being processed by the Catalan Parliament violates the right to private property, freedom of enterprise, and other points of the constitution. It also points out that the acquisition of apartments cannot be restricted through the Urban Planning law, as intended by the Catalan Executive and the party of former mayor Ada Colau.
The Municipal Police of Madrid have arrested a woman of about 36 years old in the Carabanchel district for leaving her son, under two years old, in the stroller on the street while she was partying with other friends.
After a day with two hits on the bars in the men’s technical duo and solo technical routine, Spain won its first two medals at the European Championships in Paris. Iris Tió, in a busy day, was present in both, first alongside Dennis González in the mixed free duo and then with Lilou Lluís in the free duo. The first tastes like glory and even brought tears to Andrea Fuentes due to the physical problems of the swimmer from Rubí in his toughest year; the last was in the ear, which prevented them from training the choreography for more than two weeks. The second holds more sadness: Spain had been world gold in Singapore and arrived first to the final… but lost the title by just five tenths.
The sample taken yesterday afternoon from the woman who is under monitoring in Alicante for having been a passenger on the plane in which a person died from Hantavirus is already at the National Center for Microbiology. This Saturday, the Ministry of Health of the Generalitat Valenciana reported that it sent the sample of the person who is hospitalized last night.
Justice, running at half speed in August, has given the Government of Pedro Sánchez a reprieve with corruption cases, and the outbreak of the Ceuta crisis due to the entry of more than 70,000 people from Morocco has refocused attention on immigration, with a visible impact on the right-wing bloc. For now, the PP and Vox, balancing carefully, manage to show more alignment than ever as they reach one hundred days of coalition in Extremadura and Aragón – the first two of the four governments formed in the latest cycle – and have avoided any friction. In these two territories, Vox is fully deploying measures rejecting immigration – from the suppression of payments to minors (Aragón) to filing legal appeals against the reception of minors (Extremadura) – although, for the moment, without causing dissonance with their partners.
Javier (Calatayud, 1962) has experienced countless depressive episodes. He had his first one at 40 years old, and from the last one – he is now 63 years old – he has just been discharged. However, although he admits that he will live with the condition his whole life, today he is somewhat more optimistic than some time ago. The reason? The recent treatment he received at the resistant depression unit of Parc Sanitari Sant Joan de Déu (SJD), which offers more personalized treatments.
Mexican authorities arrested this Thursday the alleged perpetrator of the murder of the young Spanish student Claudia Tacoronte, 21 years old, who was stabbed on Saturday in the municipality of Cuautla, in the state of Morelos (center). The Prosecutor’s Office will charge him with the crime of femicide and will seek a maximum sentence of 70 years in prison for the detainee.
The German far-right is euphoric. The Alternative for Germany (AfD) party boasts a new face that could bring it its first regional presidency, after years of growth at the polls since its founding in 2013 without this translating into access to power due to the cordon sanitaire applied by other parties. Ulrich Siegmund, candidate in the elections of the eastern state of Saxony-Anhalt, to be held on September 6, could garner up to 43% of the vote, according to the latest poll by the Pollytix institute.
