Feijóo accuses Sánchez of being "authoritarian" and warns of a "weakened democracy" in Spain before international leaders

Feijóo accuses Sánchez of being “authoritarian” and warns of a “weakened democracy” in Spain before international leaders

One of Alberto Núñez Feijóo’s great convictions if he comes to Government is to strengthen Spain’s role as a bridge between Europe and Latin America. And this Wednesday he has claimed that link at a summit of the European People’s Party (EPP) held in Madrid with 60 political formations from 42 European and Latin American countries with the aim of addressing the challenges of democracy. At this meeting, the leader of the PP wanted to make an assessment of the political situation in Spain and criticized Pedro Sánchez, whom he described as “authoritarian.” “I welcome you to a Spain that also suffers the threat of a weakened democracy, attacked from the highest instances that should defend it above all else,” he stated.

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The UDEF found €286,070 in bags, a radiator, and other hiding places in Zapatero's friend's house

The UDEF found €286,070 in bags, a radiator, and other hiding places in Zapatero’s friend’s house

The National Police found 286,070 euros in cash at the home of Julio Martínez Martínez, a businessman from Alicante and friend of former Prime Minister José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero, investigated in the judicial case known as the Plus Ultra case. The money, according to a report from the Central Unit of Economic and Fiscal Crime (UDEF) included in the file, was found in different parts of the property, hidden in bags, toiletry bags, and furniture compartments.

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Jordi Pujol Ferrusola took his mother's "missals" to Andorra for the bank's "priest"

Jordi Pujol Ferrusola took his mother’s “missals” to Andorra for the bank’s “priest”

Jordi Pujol Ferrusola was the “driver” of the letters that his mother, Marta Ferrusola, sent to Andorra. The “missals,” in the terminology she invented to talk about money. This is what his son explained during the two days of questioning he underwent in the trial being conducted by the Audiencia Nacional against the Pujol family for alleged money laundering and illicit association.

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A thermal burst knocks down trees and rips off awnings in the interior of Alicante

A thermal burst knocks down trees and rips off awnings in the interior of Alicante

The consequences of the heatwave that has been prolonged these days on the Mediterranean coast are varied and, at times, dangerous. Firefighters from Alicante had to intervene yesterday Tuesday afternoon in five places due to a thermal burst in the towns of Elda and Petrer. Due to the strong gusts of wind that swept through the two towns, several trees fell, as well as several awnings, fortunately without causing injuries. Between 5:20 PM and 8:06 PM, there were fifteen firefighter interventions in different parts of the province.

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Trapero calms the unrest among the Mossos and announces a change in the infiltration protocol

Trapero calms the unrest among the Mossos and announces a change in the infiltration protocol

The open crisis within the Mossos d’Esquadra due to the infiltration of two agents in a teachers’ assembly has forced the police director, Josep Lluís Trapero, and the senior officers of the force to meet with the mossos’ unions to calm tensions. Among the workers’ representatives, it was not well received that Trapero announced on Wednesday the opening of a confidential investigation that questioned the agents’ actions, who claim that they comply with current regulations.

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Thousands of people march through downtown Madrid in a protest against Sánchez

Thousands of people march through downtown Madrid in a protest against Sánchez

In the absence, for the moment, of that electoral super Sunday that hovers over every political conversation in Madrid after the regional collapse recorded by the PSOE in the recent elections, the right has celebrated its own reivindicative super Saturday this Saturday in which several tens of thousands of people have marched between Colón Square and the Victory Arch, in Moncloa, called by Sociedad Civil Española to demand the resignation of the President of the Government, Pedro Sánchez.

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Shoemaker used "his home for sensitive dealings and receipt of shipments," according to the UDEF

Shoemaker used “his home for sensitive dealings and receipt of shipments,” according to the UDEF

José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero would have used his private residence “for sensitive dealings and receipt of shipments.” This is evident from the case file, accessed by La Vanguardia, in which Zapatero is being investigated as the alleged leader of “an influence trafficking network.” The judge of the National Court José Luis Calama has summoned the former Prime Minister to testify on June 2 to provide explanations about the alleged kickbacks that the network would have collected for the bailout of the airline Plus Ultra, approved by the Council of Ministers in March 2021 for 53 million euros.

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The CIS places the PSOE at its highest point in the legislature, with Vox falling

The CIS places the PSOE at its highest point in the legislature, with Vox falling

The PSOE would win the general elections if they were held now and would do so with the maximum support of the entire legislature, an estimated 36.4% of the vote, according to the April barometer from the Centre for Sociological Research (CIS), released this Monday, which places the PP thirteen points behind the socialists, with 23.6% -a result similar to that of recent months-, and portrays Vox in free fall, with 14.7%, four points less than in February.

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