Los Bombers de la Generalitat have declared stabilized a fire of reeds and scrub that has been burning since early afternoon in El Prat de Llobregat, next to the B-250, which has been closed, between the highways C-31 and B-20, near the Nus del Llobregat. The firefighters of Barcelona and ADF have also worked on extinguishing the fire.
When he returned to power a year and a half ago, Donald Trump promised that he would adopt a hands-off approach to artificial intelligence development, which would allow the United States to “unleash the full potential of AI,” in contrast to the more regulatory stance of his predecessor, Joe Biden, and that of the countries of the European Union.
The UN General Assembly adopted a resolution this Friday to stop using the current world map design and replace it with one that is more faithful to the size of the continents, especially Africa, which for centuries has appeared disproportionately small.
This has to start with a confession: only one of the journalists who make up the sanctuary of the ‘Living’ section of ‘La Vanguardia’ has climbed to the viewpoint of the Columbus monument in Barcelona, and it was just a few days ago, precisely for the report you are reading. The statue is largely unknown to the local public despite being one of the most recognizable figures in the city. It is, as things stand, and although the views are great from its 50 meters of height, a tourist attraction with little rooting. Although it does not lack emotion and feeling for that reason. A couple of years ago, Oriol Espuny, one of the attraction’s reporters, proposed placing a guestbook at the small reception so that people could write or draw whatever they wanted. They have already filled three volumes and the idea, he says, has become a “wonderful analog Instagram.”
On a night of recovered vindication of Catalan identity motivated by the incidents in Elche, Barça featured for the second consecutive league match six players from La Masia in the starting lineup, another way of self-affirmation, this one through football….
The National Commission on Markets and Competition (CNMC) has formalized three contracts with the Portuguese technology company Primetag SA, specialized in data analysis and influencer marketing, for “the preparation of a work of analysis and consultation of the audiovisual content that certain influencers publish on their profiles on video sharing platforms, in order to detect possible unidentified commercial communications,” according to the communication published this Friday in the Official State Gazette
One of Alberto Núñez Feijóo’s great convictions if he comes to Government is to strengthen Spain’s role as a bridge between Europe and Latin America. And this Wednesday he has claimed that link at a summit of the European People’s Party (EPP) held in Madrid with 60 political formations from 42 European and Latin American countries with the aim of addressing the challenges of democracy. At this meeting, the leader of the PP wanted to make an assessment of the political situation in Spain and criticized Pedro Sánchez, whom he described as “authoritarian.” “I welcome you to a Spain that also suffers the threat of a weakened democracy, attacked from the highest instances that should defend it above all else,” he stated.
TV schedules in the United States were interrupted once again by news on the gun epidemic front, that disease so characteristic of this country. At a time of high sensitivity, this time the tragedy occurred at the Islamic Center of San Diego, the largest in this city in southern California, with 1.4 million residents.
Save yourselves. Hours after the magistrate of the National Court María Tardón requested the Government for the declassified documents on the Ceuta crisis, the Government delegate in the autonomous city, Miguel Ángel Pérez Triano, asked for the head of his Chief of Staff, Gonzalo Sanz, for not informing him earlier about the massive crossing after a member of the National Intelligence Center (CNI) had told him that a call to storm the border was being stirred up on social networks. Sanz – after a meeting of pressures – submitted his resignation yesterday, but in the letter sent to the Government Delegation he wanted to convey, as a warning, two messages that complicate the Government’s narrative: that he did transmit to his boss what the Spanish spy had told him the afternoon before the avalanche and that “there are reports” proving that warnings were made to different ministries.
The claim has been circulating these days on websites and social media: the richest students would achieve worse academic results than the poorest, according to the latest PISA Report. The official data, however, tell a different story.
