The judge declares Lindsay Clancy's trial null, but postpones the decision so the defense can file an emergency appeal

The judge declares Lindsay Clancy’s trial null, but postpones the decision so the defense can file an emergency appeal

It was a decision announced, although it was postponed again for a while. “I have no choice but to declare the trial null,” declared Judge William Sullivan this Thursday, who presides over the trial against Lindsay Clancy in the Plymouth (Massachusetts) court, the mother accused of killing her three children but who pleaded not guilty due to suffering from postpartum trauma, has caused a division in the jury and in the conscience of the United States.

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The Govern and ERC agree to strengthen the Catalan Treasury with 527 million

The Govern and ERC agree to strengthen the Catalan Treasury with 527 million

The demand from ERC regarding the management of the IRPF in Catalonia, which thwarted the previous attempt to approve the budgets of the Salvador Illa Government, has been put on hold for the moment, but, in the meantime, the republicans have tried to negotiate up to the limits of what is possible within the framework of the budget agreement to be announced this week to prepare the ground. Thus, the Catalan Tax Agency (ATC) will receive a clear boost with a specific program contract that will allow it to equip itself within a period of three years (2026-2029) with the human and technical resources necessary to assume all tax functions related to the management of the aforementioned tax for taxpayers in Catalonia.

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The register in Zapatero's office: agendas, about thirty jewels in the safe, and several hard drives

The register in Zapatero’s office: agendas, about thirty jewels in the safe, and several hard drives

The UDEF agents who entered the official office of former Prime Minister José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero last Tuesday seized numerous documents, which are currently being analyzed by the investigators. As stated in the case file accessed by La Vanguardia, the agents seized more than twenty folders, another twenty agendas, and several hard drives.

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The Ceuta migration crisis sinks Spanish tourism to Morocco

The Ceuta migration crisis sinks Spanish tourism to Morocco

The migration crisis in Ceuta and the role of Morocco have sunk tourist demand from Spain to the North African country. The sector is seeing a sharp drop in bookings for the last quarter of the year, as well as cancellations of already booked trips. Carlos Abella, secretary general of the Tourism Board, estimates cancellations of up to 80% for September, a high season month in Morocco. “The situation is very complicated, both in the short and medium term,” he says.

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Jonathan Andic called 112 crying: “I need help. My father has fallen”

Jonathan Andic called 112 crying: “I need help. My father has fallen”

Jonathan Andic called 112 at noon on December 14, 2024, after the fatal fall of his father, Isak Andic, on the Camí de les Feixades de Montserrat. He spoke with three operators, one from the emergency system, one from the Generalitat Firefighters, and a nurse from the SEM while he was on his way to the location. The three brief communications are reproduced by lawyer Cristóbal Martell in the 27-page appeal filed at three in the afternoon at the Barcelona Court, against the detention order for an alleged homicide crime by the victim’s son. In the three very brief calls, the son of the founder of Mango is heard crying. “I need help. I need help. My father has fallen. Ah, we are in Collbató. Yes, he has fallen.” When the operator asks if he fell or tripped, the businessman’s son responds through tears: “I think he fell off a cliff, please send someone, send an ambulance, send someone, please.”

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Sudden Thaws in Mountain Glaciers: The Great Threat of Global Warming

Sudden Thaws in Mountain Glaciers: The Great Threat of Global Warming

The Nepal disaster clearly illustrates a problem that climate scientists have been warning about for years. The icy structure of the Himalayas is destabilizing, exposing millions of people to increasingly unpredictable dangers. “Warming can lead to more glacier collapses and more formation of glacial lakes that can collapse,” summarizes Ignacio López-Moreno, researcher at the Pyrenean Institute of Ecology. (CSIC).

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The technical architects of Barcelona revalue their profession in their renovated headquarters

The technical architects of Barcelona revalue their profession in their renovated headquarters

El Col·legi d’Arquitectura Tècnica de Barcelona (CATEB) claims the importance of this profession with the upcoming reopening of its headquarters on Bon Pastor street, next to Diagonal avenue, after a long rehabilitation process that began at the beginning of 2025 and will culminate on November 5 with the official reopening of this building crowned by Joan Brossa’s iconic grasshopper, the monumental 3-ton steel sculpture that now shines like new after a restoration that has renewed the deteriorated elements and recovered the original colors of the artist and poet’s work.

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