The Valencian left tries to revive the tourist tax with nuances but clashes with PP and Vox

The Valencian left tries to revive the tourist tax with nuances but clashes with PP and Vox

Neither the words of businessman Juan Roig asking to monetize the arrival of tourists nor the possibility of opening the debate on the tourist tax hinted at by the mayor of Valencia, María José Catalá, after the Fallas, have affected the positioning of PP and Vox in the Valencian Courts. Both parties will reject this Thursday the proposals from PSPV and Compromís to recover this tax on tourist overnight stays that was approved by the Botànic but never implemented. A moratorium was established and, after the regional elections, the new parliamentary majority repealed it.

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Pep Guardiola will leave Manchester City after a decade in charge of the team, according to British media

Pep Guardiola will leave Manchester City after a decade in charge of the team, according to British media

Pep Guardiola’s cycle at Manchester City comes to an end. After ten years in charge and a historic record, the Sampedor native will announce his departure from the club in the coming days, according to various British media reported this Monday. Likewise, sources close to the Catalan coach told La Vanguardia that they do not deny the information. His official farewell would take place at the Etihad Stadium, coinciding with the last Premier League match against Aston Villa.

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The Government admits the infiltration of mossos in a teachers' assembly

The Government admits the infiltration of mossos in a teachers’ assembly

The educational community and a large part of the parliamentary groups of the Parliament of Catalonia are at war over the infiltration of two Mossos d’Esquadra agents in a teachers’ assembly held on Wednesday. Initially, the force, through its X account, limited itself to saying that it works to “guarantee the free right of assembly and demonstration” and that it carries out its functions and responsibilities “always in accordance with current legislation and according to the competencies assigned to it.” Later, from the general directorate of the Catalan police, they issued a statement arguing that the General Commissariat of Information has specific information-gathering functions assigned by law, implicitly acknowledging the presence of the agents at the meeting.

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Moreno Bonilla warns that drug trafficking has become a “very serious” problem

Moreno Bonilla warns that drug trafficking has become a “very serious” problem

The candidate for re-election as president of the Junta de Andalucía, the popular Juanma Moreno Bonilla, warned this Saturday that drug trafficking has become a “very serious” problem for Andalucía and for Spain, where it has recently claimed several lives such as the two members of the Civil Guard who died yesterday in the line of duty in Huelva while pursuing a drug-running speedboat. “We are going to win this battle with the effort of society and the drive and capability of the Civil Guard and the National Police,” he added

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The court forces the UB to readmit the second professor removed due to the Flecha case

The court forces the UB to readmit the second professor removed due to the Flecha case

The administrative contentious court number 14 annuls the decision of the rector of the University of Barcelona (UB) to suspend a Sociology professor from employment, involved in the alleged abuses of professor Ramón Flecha, and obliges the institution to reinstate “the full exercise of her teaching, research and management functions from which she was provisionally suspended.”

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