The PP and Vox governments currently pass the Ceuta crisis test

The PP and Vox governments currently pass the Ceuta crisis test

Justice, running at half speed in August, has given the Government of Pedro Sánchez a reprieve with corruption cases, and the outbreak of the Ceuta crisis due to the entry of more than 70,000 people from Morocco has refocused attention on immigration, with a visible impact on the right-wing bloc. For now, the PP and Vox, balancing carefully, manage to show more alignment than ever as they reach one hundred days of coalition in Extremadura and Aragón – the first two of the four governments formed in the latest cycle – and have avoided any friction. In these two territories, Vox is fully deploying measures rejecting immigration – from the suppression of payments to minors (Aragón) to filing legal appeals against the reception of minors (Extremadura) – although, for the moment, without causing dissonance with their partners.

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Why Cellnex is a solid bet in the telecommunications infrastructure business in Europe

Why Cellnex is a solid bet in the telecommunications infrastructure business in Europe

In a scenario where connectivity is established as one of the pillars of economic growth in Europe, analyzing the financial strength of digital infrastructure companies has become a priority for investors and analysts. Under this premise, “Ready to Connect” was born, the videopodcast driven by Cellnex, which offers a direct and strategic vision on the factors that are redefining the sector. In one of its episodes, Raimon Trias, Chief Financial Officer (CFO) of the company, delves into the financial fundamentals that support the group’s business model and its ability to generate long-term value.

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More than half of Spanish adults have damaged arteries without knowing it

More than half of Spanish adults have damaged arteries without knowing it

Around one in three men and one in five women in Spain have atherosclerosis before the age of 40. They are unaware that they have damaged arteries because they do not yet have any symptoms, but they have a high risk of suffering a heart attack or stroke years later. In the age group of 40 to 50 years, the number of people with atherosclerosis rises to two-thirds of men and almost half of women.

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The Government denounces a plot to bring it down with the avalanche of legal cases

The Government denounces a plot to bring it down with the avalanche of legal cases

It is about “toppling a government, not at the polls but with other tricks,” warned Minister Óscar Puente yesterday, in the face of the flood of legal cases pressuring Pedro Sánchez. “The PSOE will not tolerate it, we will not bow to anyone’s attempts to disturb our democracy through methods that are not democratic,” warned the Minister of Transport from Congress.

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The judge investigating the case against the former DAO for sexual assault speaks of women's “advantages” before the courts

The judge investigating the case against the former DAO for sexual assault speaks of women’s “advantages” before the courts

Judge David Maman Benchimol, who is investigating the complaint against the former Deputy Operational Director (DAO) of the National Police, José Angel González, for alleged sexual assault of a subordinate, spoke about the “advantages” given to women who report to the courts and who go “hunting for the order,” according to laSexta.

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