The judge of the National Court gathers data on the causes of the 79 deaths in Ceuta

The judge of the National Court gathers data on the causes of the 79 deaths in Ceuta

The judge of the National Court María Tardón has decided to broaden the range of information before deciding whether to initiate a formal investigation into what happened in Ceuta. Initially, she limited herself to asking the Police if they had data on who might have been behind the massive entry of migrants, which already amounts to 70,000, in case there was a plan to attack the integrity of the State. However, ex officio, she has also decided to see what is happening with the deceased.

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The Barcelona Free Zone Consortium approves a profit of 40.5 million

The Barcelona Free Zone Consortium approves a profit of 40.5 million

The Consorci de la Zona Franca de Barcelona (CZFB) has approved this Thursday by full council a profit of 40.5 million euros in the audited accounts for the year 2025. According to a statement from the public entity, the turnover is 77.7 million euros, which represents an increase of 12.2 million compared to the previous year. Its net worth amounts to 694.7 million euros.

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Slight optimism over the evolution of the fire in Madrid, Ávila, and Toledo

Slight optimism over the evolution of the fire in Madrid, Ávila, and Toledo

The large forest fires began yesterday to show slight signs of improvement in Ávila, Madrid, and Toledo, although the firefighting teams still have “very complex hours” ahead, after burning 77,000 hectares – with a perimeter of 280 km – and forcing the evacuation or confinement of nearly 95,000 people across the three provinces. Meanwhile, the fire in La Vall d’Uixò (Castellón) remains out of control. With this, the number of people evacuated or confined is now close to 136,000. After another day marked by flames and moderate optimism about their evolution, in the fires in central Spain alone, there are 65,096 evacuated and 29,867 confined. To these must be added the 41,000 affected in one way or another in Castellón.

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Brussels softens its 'toll' for polluting amid industry pressure to lower energy costs

Brussels softens its ‘toll’ for polluting amid industry pressure to lower energy costs

The battle is on. On one side, the defenders of a green economy, who warn that the closure of the Strait of Hormuz and the fierce heat wave that has caused at least 12,000 additional deaths in Europe are a reminder of the climate crisis. On the other, the pressures from industry, which is already suffering the consequences of Chinese competition and US tariffs, and is calling for cheaper energy costs.

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'El Niño' strongest in a century will favor an autumn with more storms

‘El Niño’ strongest in a century will favor an autumn with more storms

The El Niño phenomenon, which is already developing in the Pacific Ocean, could be the most intense in a century, according to a warning issued this Friday by the British Meteorological Office (Met). Strong storms and rains will hit northwest Europe, including the United Kingdom, this autumn and winter, while in the tropics, southern Africa, and northeastern Australia there will be a higher risk of drought. 2027 is already anticipated to be the warmest ever recorded, explains the Met. Meanwhile, despite the weak connection between El Niño and the climate in Spain, a very strong episode could favor wetter than normal autumns or early winters, according to Aemet.

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Spain-France friendship, at risk

Spain-France friendship, at risk

The political and diplomatic friendship between Spain and France could suffer a serious deterioration in the coming weeks. What happens when a country’s Parliament rejects twice the validation of a new friendship treaty with its main neighboring country? That is what could happen in the coming weeks between France and Spain. There is a possibility that the Congress of Deputies will reject for the second time the official ratification of the new treaty of friendship and cooperation with France signed on January 19, 2023, in Montjuïc, under the title Treaty of Barcelona.

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The judicial calendar once again overshadows the entire political initiative of the Government

The judicial calendar once again overshadows the entire political initiative of the Government

The Government tried to boast, last Tuesday, about the new records registered in the labor market, with more than 22.3 million employed, as “proof of the strength” of the Spanish economy, as well as for the measures approved in the Council of Ministers to encourage those over 65 years old to go to the cinema for 2 euros or to extend the cultural voucher of 400 euros per year for the younger ones…

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