Found dead with signs of violence in their home the former general secretary of the agricultural union UAGA and his wife

Found dead with signs of violence in their home the former general secretary of the agricultural union UAGA and his wife

The former secretary general of the Union of Farmers and Ranchers of Aragon (UAGA), Javier Sánchez, and his wife, Esther Latorre, have been found dead in their home in the town of Tauste, Zaragoza. Their bodies show signs of violence, according to sources from the Delegation of the Government of Aragon. The discovery took place early on Saturday night.

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The keys to a budget agreement that lasts a legislature

The keys to a budget agreement that lasts a legislature

The agreement signed by President Salvador Illa and the leader of ERC, Oriol Junqueras, is no longer just for the 2026 budgets, but is focused on 2027 and beyond. De facto, this agreement will allow for the resources and political stability sufficient to complete the Catalan legislature – which expires in the summer of 2028 – but will serve as a planning tool for a few more years. At the same time, this agreement reaffirms the Government’s link with its main ally, since the signed document ratifies some of the most relevant investiture agreements, such as special financing, IRPF collection, airport management, or the cancellation of the FLA debt.

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Werner Herzog mimics Kate and Rooney Mara in the dreamlike 'Bucking Fastard'

Werner Herzog mimics Kate and Rooney Mara in the dreamlike ‘Bucking Fastard’

While George Clooney grabbed the cameras with his bow tie and received the Golden Lion at the Palazzo del Cinema, in the adjacent Darsena room a film was born that needs more qualifiers than just auteur cinema. Werner Herzog’s wild imagination brought two Hollywood sisters, Kate and Rooney Mara, to work together for the first time. And to do so mimetically, interpreting the text and gestures in unison and as a single being. Something very disturbing and in pursuit of one of Herzog’s “essential” films. And there are only a couple that “reach very, very deeply to the core of who I am,” warns the German director.

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France, on the road to the precipice

France, on the road to the precipice

Emmanuel Macron emerged in 2017 as a political anomaly in France. And he is on track to end up the same way. The French president managed to be elected by making his way against all odds between the two major political forces at the time: the Socialist Party (PS), whose government he had been part of as Minister of Economy under the presidency of François Hollande, and The Republicans (LR), the latest brand of the Gaullist movement, whose last two presidents had been Jacques Chirac and Nicolas Sarkozy. It was a radical shift in axis.

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The dismissed former Defense Minister Fédorov challenges Zelenski and calls for elections in Ukraine

The political crisis that erupted a month ago in Ukraine over the dismissal of the popular Defense Minister Mykhailo Fedorov has not yet ended. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky tried on Tuesday to resolve it once and for all by finally appointing the new minister. But hours later Fedorov challenged Zelensky by calling for presidential elections to be held without waiting for the end of the war.

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Marc Márquez moves up to second place in the World Championship with his 'perfect 37' in Aragón

Marc Márquez moves up to second place in the World Championship with his ‘perfect 37’ in Aragón

Motorland’s springboard was once again Marc Márquez’s great ally. The Cervera rider propelled himself in his favorite garden with the victory in the Sunday race to complete a full sweep at 37, with the Sprint win, which catapults him to second place in the championship, just 19 points behind Jorge Martín, who was fifth in Alcañiz.

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Ayuso returns to Sánchez to avoid the penthouse and regain the initiative

Ayuso returns to Sánchez to avoid the penthouse and regain the initiative

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.

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