Aitana Bonmatí and Alexia Putellas, the most human face of two icons of Barcelonism

Aitana Bonmatí and Alexia Putellas, the most human face of two icons of Barcelonism

They have won five Ballon d’Or awards between them. They are the best in the world. Two icons of FC Barcelona. They are Alexia Putellas and Aitana Bonmatí. The first scored a brace in a match filled with tears and hints of farewell. The second returned after a long injury. A fibula fracture that kept her away from her habitat: the pitch, for 154 days. Both midfielders will be in the Oslo final defending the blaugrana jersey in their seventh European final, the sixth in a row. It may be their last together because everything that happened around Alexia had a farewell flavor. There was everything. Goals, bows, tears, and the umpteenth photo of the captain with the trophy and the cheering stands.

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Sir Keir Starmer, a slow-motion Labour death

Sir Keir Starmer, a slow-motion Labour death

The seppuku of the Japanese samurais (a painful cut in the abdomen with a dagger, dressed in white ritual clothes and writing a farewell poem) was not just any way to take one’s life, but an honorable death to avoid being captured, pay for failure, demonstrate loyalty, bravery, and self-control. It was banned at the end of the 19th century but even if it were not, and despite its romanticism, there is nothing further from the will of British Prime Minister Keir Starmer than to commit harakiri.

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SpaceX, Anthropic and OpenAI will go public without being profitable

SpaceX, Anthropic and OpenAI will go public without being profitable

The economy of promises: SpaceX, Anthropic, and OpenAI, tech giants valued at three trillion dollars, are gearing up to go public, although none of the three are currently making money. It is an unprecedented combination in the history of the United States, which is awaiting the largest stock market listing in history of three innovative companies, but largely still operating at a loss.

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This is the self-proclaimed king of Switzerland who has taken over a micronation due to a legal loophole

This is the self-proclaimed king of Switzerland who has taken over a micronation due to a legal loophole

What seemed like just another eccentric character on social media has ended up alerting the authorities of a country for taking advantage of a legal loophole to become “king.” Jona Lauwiner (31) is a young technician who in 2019 proclaimed himself king of Switzerland and organized a coronation in a church for it. With cape, crown, and all.

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García Ortiz reveals that he found out through a judicial leak that they were already going to charge him

García Ortiz reveals that he found out through a judicial leak that they were already going to charge him

In the judicial universe, where information leaks are commonplace, the fact that the former Attorney General Álvaro García Ortiz was convicted for revealing secrets in the case of the confessed tax fraud by Ayuso’s boyfriend, Alberto González Amador, was for the convicted “a very hard surprise,” among other things because during the judicial process there were also leaks, as he evidenced yesterday in his first interview after the sentence on Lo de Évole, from La Sexta.

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GPT-5.5, as dangerous as Mythos

GPT-5.5, as dangerous as Mythos

It is possible that an artificial intelligence capable of turning the world upside down and causing chaos worldwide is already in the hands of some people. The point is that both Anthropic, for a few weeks now, and OpenAI, for a few days, already have respective models – Claude Mythos in the first case and GPT-5.5 in the second – capable of compromising operating systems and cybersecurity barriers in a way as astonishing as it is dangerous.

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