President Donald Trump announced this Saturday afternoon that an Iran deal had been “largely negotiated, subject to its completion,” practically closing the process to end the war, after calls with Israel and regional allies. In the statement on his social network, he implied that only a few details remained and guaranteed the opening of the Strait of Hormuz.
Flat abdomens, extremely thin arms and legs, almost geometric bodies with well-defined bones. A girl explains to the camera, in a soft and low voice, a series of habits that have allowed her to achieve the body of her dreams, a body that is extremely thin.
The question that is in the air, and that remains after almost nine years, is when Carles Puigdemont will return to Spain and whether he will be free or detained upon arrival. For years he was pursued across Europe to be handed over to the Supreme Court, where he had an open case for rebellion. But after almost a decade, things have changed.
Donald Trump has invested tens of millions of dollars in the purchase of shares (and bonds) of major American companies in the first quarter of the year, before these experienced spectacular rises in the markets following political decisions, thus fueling controversies about an alleged conflict of interest of the White House occupant.
In the eye of the hurricane due to the failed acquisition of a luxury penthouse through a regional public company of the Community of Madrid, Isabel Díaz Ayuso starred this Monday in a new attempt to regain control of the agenda. She did so in the vineyards of the Las Moradas de San Martín winery, in San Martín de Valdeiglesias, where she traveled to stage the region’s recovery after the devastating fires suffered in July. Although the president did not hesitate to sideline regional issues to resort, once again, to her best-known formula: shifting the focus of the controversies of her own management towards Pedro Sánchez.
The Mossos d’Esquadra have arrested a minor as the alleged perpetrator of a violent death by stabbing that occurred last night in the Ciutat Vella district of Barcelona.
The Government, through the Ministry of Youth and Childhood, and the autonomous communities have unanimously approved the extraordinary credit of 25 million euros announced by the central Executive last Tuesday for the care of migrant children in Ceuta. It was the only formal agenda item of the Sectoral Commission on Childhood and Adolescence held this Thursday in Madrid, chaired by the minister in charge, Sira Rego. But the ministry has also proposed the transfer of around 500 migrant minor girls hosted in Ceuta to NGOs on the Peninsula, with the aim of addressing the situation of “urgency and special vulnerability” of these minors, while mitigating the political controversy surrounding the distribution of immigrants and the complaints from the territories, which denounce the “saturation” situation experienced by their reception systems.
The Paris prosecutor’s office has opened an investigation into alleged Russian interference, through fake news spread on social media, to harm two candidates for the Élysée, former prime ministers Édouard Philippe and Gabriel Attal.
A Serbian blue helmet from the UN peacekeeping mission deployed in Lebanon, known as UNIFIL, has died and two other soldiers of Spanish nationality have been slightly injured due to a mortar shell attack on Wednesday night against a peacekeeping troops position near the Spanish mission base, in the Lebanese town of Marjayún, in the south of the country.
The truce between Russia and Ukraine for the days May 8, 9, and 10 is now a reality. This was confirmed by the President of the United States, Donald Trump, in a statement on Truth Social, in which he thanks both presidents for reaching an agreement.