Macron announces the death of a French UN soldier in Lebanon and points to Hezbollah

Macron announces the death of a French UN soldier in Lebanon and points to Hezbollah

A French soldier from the UN force deployed in Lebanon (UNIFIL) was killed this Saturday and three other soldiers were injured -two of them very seriously- in an attack recorded in the south of that country which President Emmanuel Macron attributed to Hezbollah. Hours later, this pro-Iranian Shiite militia issued a statement denying any involvement in the ambush against the blue helmet contingent, which sparked all kinds of speculation.

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Alberto San Juan: “If an abusive priest is only transferred to another diocese, he thinks his superiors protect him”

Alberto San Juan: “If an abusive priest is only transferred to another diocese, he thinks his superiors protect him”

After Los domingos, comes La luz, which will light up cinemas next Friday. If the first film, by Alauda Ruiz de Azúa, showed from different points of view the reasons that can push a modern-day teenager to shut herself away in a cloistered monastery, the no less extraordinary film by Fernando Franco, director of great films such as La herida or La consagración de la primavera, tells us about a priest, masterfully played by Alberto San Juan, trapped by his past as a sexual abuser.

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Sánchez claims Zapatero, and Feijóo urges him to resign over corruption: “What is he still doing there?”

Sánchez claims Zapatero, and Feijóo urges him to resign over corruption: “What is he still doing there?”

In the midst of a political, judicial, and media earthquake following the indictment of former president José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero for alleged crimes of criminal organization, influence peddling, or money laundering, Alberto Núñez Feijóo has issued an urgent demand for Pedro Sánchez’s resignation. “What are you still doing there, tarnishing the presidency of the Government of Spain one more day?” the leader of the Popular Party asked the head of the Executive during the control session in Congress this Wednesday, following the accusations from the National Court judge against who is, he emphasized, his “moral beacon.”

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The Prosecutor's Office reprimands the Court of Accounts for not applying the amnesty to former senior officials of the Government

The Prosecutor’s Office reprimands the Court of Accounts for not applying the amnesty to former senior officials of the Government

The Public Prosecutor’s Office of the Court of Accounts has once again requested this Tuesday, as it did in 2024, that the Amnesty Law be applied to the thirty former senior officials of the Government who are being claimed for the expenses of 1-O and the foreign action of the Generalitat during the years of the procés. Among them are former presidents Carles Puigdemont and Artur Mas, as well as several former ministers. In addition, it reprimands the court for not applying the law directly.

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‘Operation Purifying Fire’, Magyar's offensive against Orbán's legacy

‘Operation Purifying Fire’, Magyar’s offensive against Orbán’s legacy

When the Prime Minister of Hungary, Péter Magyar, took office on May 9, he uttered a phrase about his electoral victory that underpins his current actions and plans for the future. According to Magyar, in the general elections of April 12 – in which he overwhelmingly defeated the previous Prime Minister, Viktor Orbán – “the Hungarians expressed that they want changes, not just a change of government, but of the system.”

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