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The King is ‘Flip’ again in his return to Lakefield College where he studied COU

The first time Felipe de Borbón entered the grounds of Lakefield College School (LCS), located in the Canadian town of the same name in the province of Ontario, 160 kilometers north of Toronto, he was a 16-year-old teenager, whom his parents, King Juan Carlos and Queen Sofía, had sent with the purpose of distancing him from a protective environment and so that he could interact with other young people. This Thursday, the then young prince, whom his classmates called Flip, returned to the classrooms where he studied the equivalent of COU, and although he carried with him his status as King of Spain, he did so as an alumnus, acknowledging that that first experience away from home marked his early youth.

Data centers will emit as much CO2 in 5 years as Great Britain emits today

Alen Craig18 hours ago18 hours ago08 mins

The environmental footprint of data centers already rivals that of some of the largest countries in the world, according to a report from the United Nations University, which also predicts what water and energy consumption will be. The emissions that warm the atmosphere will double in less than five years, as the use of artificial intelligence grows.

Slogans, emotion and Andalusian pride: the campaign decided in a few words

Alen Craig3 weeks ago3 weeks ago05 mins

“With the strength of Andalusia” (PP), “Defend the public” (PSOE), “Common sense” (Vox), “The Andalusian left” (Por Andalucía) and “Vote what you feel” (Adelante Andalucía). These are the phrases Andalusians encounter on every corner. Brief, direct, designed to stick. Five attempts to get into the mind (and mood) of an electorate being asked to get involved this 17M.

The EU is already talking about defense without NATO

Alen Craig1 month ago1 month ago03 mins

It’s a scenario no one wants to talk about with too much impetus, but one that seems increasingly real: the possibility that the EU may have to defend itself without the US security umbrella. EU heads of state and government will discuss this week at the Cyprus summit the implications of Article 42.7 of the EU treaty, the clause that obliges member states to provide assistance if another country in the bloc is attacked on its territory. To all intents and purposes, the European equivalent of NATO’s Article 5.

Airlines recommend buying tickets “as soon as possible” due to the crisis

Alen Craig1 month ago1 month ago05 mins

Airlines recommend that travelers preparing their summer holidays buy their tickets “as soon as possible” given the uncertainty surrounding the war in Iran and the problems of scarcity and rising kerosene prices. It is a common request that now gains weight in the face of a sharp rise in costs that will have to be absorbed “via company margins or via prices,” assures the association that represents them in Spain.

Vox assumes that Moreno will take on the national priority and does not currently demand to enter his government

Alen Craig2 weeks ago2 weeks ago03 mins

The secretary general of Vox, Ignacio Garriga, has no doubt that the president of the Junta de Andalucía and candidate for re-election, Juanma Moreno Bonilla, will sit down to negotiate with his party to achieve the investiture and that sooner or later he will assume and accept the principle of national priority that Santiago Abascal’s party has already imposed in Extremadura and Aragón and is imposing in Castilla y León and the Valencian Community.

Disinformation from Russia is impacting the Spanish army’s “operational capacity”

Alen Craig3 weeks ago3 weeks ago03 mins

The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has warned in its latest annual report that last year disinformation campaigns have established themselves as “a prominent vector” of instability for Spain. The body that advises the President of the Government on National Security matters has identified Russia as the main actor from which campaigns aimed at influencing political processes, eroding trust in institutions, shaping public opinion, and weakening international cooperation originated.

The end of an era: Alexia Putellas leaves Barça

Alen Craig1 week ago1 week ago07 mins

From the euphoria of the fourth Champions, to the sadness of a farewell that, although anticipated in recent weeks, still hurts. The departure of Alexia Putellas is now a reality. Three days after being crowned European champions, Barça and their captain have announced her farewell with an emotional video through social media.

Sánchez and Feijóo take the exam

Alen Craig3 days ago3 days ago08 mins

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Judge Peinado summons Begoña Gómez in person “due to flight risk” on June 9

Alen Craig1 week ago1 week ago02 mins

Judge Juan Carlos Peinado has summoned Begoña Gómez, wife of the Prime Minister, Pedro Sánchez, for a preliminary hearing on June 9 to decide whether to send her to trial.

The King seals the “fruitful dialogue” between Mexico and Spain in his praise of Gonzalo Celorio’s work

The controversial ‘babydoll’ of Olivia Rodrigo: the dress is the message

Sánchez promises “decisiveness” if there are “new irregular behaviors” in the PSOE

The Mossos suspect that the perpetrator of the Esplugues crime suffered a psychotic episode and rule out jihadist motivation

The investigation of the double crime in El Ejido turns towards gender and vicarious violence

Is being old being wise?

Florentino Pérez and the denied reality

The self-employed will also be able to work and receive a pension

The Supreme Court orders Atresmedia to cease broadcasting ‘Pasapalabra’ with El Rosco

It’s not that time heals everything