Our colleague Jaume V. Aroca, currently dispatched to cover the Andalusian elections, explains in his reports that on the street there is hardly any sign of a campaign. People continue with their own business, more focused on their daily tasks than on rallies, debates, or walks of…
“Let Moreno Bonilla tremble this Sunday!”, warned the socialist José Antonio Carranza, mayor of the town of Pulianas in Granada, where the President of the Government, Pedro Sánchez, held his penultimate rally of the Andalusian electoral campaign this Wednesday to support María Jesús Montero, before concluding his electoral tour for the 17-M next Friday in Seville.
It was foreseeable. For days now, the script of a campaign strictly regional in nature – from Andalusia and for Andalusia – initially designed by the team of the current president of the community and candidate to renew the position for the third time, has been changing course and increasingly approaching a battle of greater scope.
Artificial Intelligence is generating increasing trust among industrial companies that consume logistics, who see this tool as an ally to improve their operations. This is determined by the XVI Barometer of the Logistics Circle 2026, published by SIL Barcelona, the reference fair in Logistics, Transport, Intralogistics, and Supply Chain, organized by the Consorci de la Zona Franca de Barcelona (CZFB), which will take place from June 3 to 5 at Fira Barcelona, Montjuic.
Los Castellers de Barcelona are preparing to export the castellera tradition to an unprecedented altitude. This June 25, the group from the Catalan capital will travel to the Swiss Alps with the goal of completing what is announced as the “highest castell in history,” in the words of their public relations manager, Jordi Planas, to La Vanguardia.
El paseo Joan de Borbó has a double life. On one side, La Barceloneta: that fishermen’s neighborhood transformed into a tourist attraction that, however, retains its usual rhythm, with real residents. On the other, the port; Marina Port Vell, one of the most important marinas in the Mediterranean, specialized in large yachts where fifty meters is the minimum to fit in.
The match between the Spaniard Rafael Jódar and the Italian Luciano Darderi, belonging to the quarterfinals of the Rome Masters 1,000, was momentarily interrupted due to a technical problem with the system used by the referees to record the score and the hawk-eye.
If the Lefebvrians go ahead with the ordination of new bishops, they will incur a charge of schism. The dialogue between the Vatican and the so-called Priestly Fraternity of Saint Pius X has reached a point of rupture that is hardly reversible
We live surrounded by fast routes. By journeys calculated to the millimeter, packed schedules, algorithms that organize the world without questioning them, and decisions made even before feeling them. Everything pushes forward, towards the immediate, towards that feeling that arriving is the only thing that matters. And in the midst of that pace, something fades without us realizing it. The ability to stop. To look without hurry. To let time happen without needing to measure it.
While Mexico prepares to be one of the hosts of the 2026 FIFA World Cup, in the state of Sinaloa a much older sport survives: ulama, a pre-Hispanic ball game with more than 3,400 years of history that today fights to stay alive.
