With around thirty infrastructures planned in its territory and billions of euros of investment at stake, the Government of Aragón has requested a “comprehensive review” of the draft royal decree proposed by the central Government to curb the massive deployment of these technological complexes in Spain.
To describe Emma Bonino, it is not enough to list her positions. Minister, European commissioner, parliamentarian for decades: her true biography lies in the battles she chose to fight, almost always before they became mainstream. Abortion, divorce, civil rights, prisons, Europe. Bonino passed away this Friday at the age of 78 in Rome.
The president of the Community of Madrid, Isabel Díaz Ayuso, stated this Friday that she “would have the right” to have a presidential residence, as other regional leaders do, but that the “penthouse” referred to by the head of the national government, Pedro Sánchez, was not hers.
The barrel of oil reached 110 dollars this Friday, while diesel prices in the United States hit another record by rising above six dollars as an effect of the Iran war unleashed by President Donald Trump, impacting the wallets of Americans.
Literature, yes, but also diets, clothing, toothaches, money, dream interpretation, past and future encounters… For several years, from the sixties until her death, Mercè Rodoreda (Barcelona, 1908-Girona, 1983) wrote letters to some of the friends she had met while working at the Comissariat de Propaganda de la Generalitat during the war, now collected in Cartes a les amigues retrobades. From Republican Catalonia to Romanyà (Sidillà), edited by Anna Maria Saludes Amat and Araceli Bruch Pla.
2001 marks the peak moment of the United States’ hegemony in the world. After the Cold War, following the collapse of the Soviet Union and the triumph of the capitalist bloc, the turn of the century brought with it a unipolar world led by the U.S. as the hegemonic power, accompanied by a sense of stability that left behind a century marked by wars. Peace was abruptly shattered in the most traumatic way possible: for the first time, the leading power was shown to be vulnerable to an external attack.
Felipe VI traveled on the morning of this Friday to the Naval Base of Rota, where the commemorative event of the 25th anniversary of the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001 in the United States took place, in which nearly 3,000 people died. Spanish and American military personnel paid tribute to the victims in a joint ceremony held every year to remember one of the greatest terrorist attacks in history.
The main ceremony for the September 11, 2001 attacks, on a date as significant as the 25th anniversary of the greatest attack the United States has suffered on its territory since the 19th century, was marked by political division due to the absence of President Donald Trump in New York. He was the only one missing from a rite in which criticisms were heard regarding his administration for not revealing Saudi Arabia’s involvement.
The President of the United States, Donald Trump, has decided for the second consecutive year to be absent from the main event in his native New York in remembrance of those who died in the September 11, 2001 attacks. Instead, in order to monopolize the spotlight with a solo speech, this morning he attended a ceremony at the Pentagon, the building that was the target of the third major impact of a hijacked plane on that tragic day, 25 years ago today.
A fire at the gates of the Tarajal warehouses, where the immigrants who remain in Ceuta after the mass crossing have set up a settlement, burned down dozens of shacks early this morning. In this part of the autonomous city, mainly Moroccan families with young children camp, but according to initial reports there are no injuries. In the burned area, several witnesses told La Vanguardia that the flames may have been caused by candles, which a group of immigrants had brought from the monument to the fallen in Plaza de África, which has been filled with them since the beginning of the crisis.
