Two arrested for allegedly killing a man in a farmhouse in Reus
The Mossos d’Esquadra have arrested two men allegedly related to the violent death of another in Reus.
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Avalanche on Broad Peak: two bodies recovered of the ten missing mountaineers
The avalanche that yesterday trapped ten members of an expedition led by the well-known British-Nepali mountaineer Nirmal Purja on Broad Peak, the twelfth highest mountain in the world, at 8,051 meters, in Pakistan, has shocked the mountaineering world. Rescue teams recovered this morning “the bodies of Nadhira Ahmed Abdullah Al Harthy, from Oman, and Pur Bahaur Gurung, from Nepal,” according to the president of the Alpine Club of Pakistan (ACP), Major General Irfan Arshad, who confirmed this to Efe. The leg of a third person was also found, he added. Arshad indicated that search efforts will continue tomorrow, Saturday.
Mourinho assures that his video with the Real Madrid shirt is made with AI
The elections for the presidency of Real Madrid have turned into a media battle between Florentino Pérez and Enrique Riquelme, which reached its peak yesterday. Candidate Riquelme gave an interview on El Hormiguero in which he announced that he has secured Norwegian striker Erling Haaland, current player for Manchester City. Pérez counterattacked by buying the first advertisement after the Antena 3 program, in which the Portuguese José Mourinho appeared wearing a Real Madrid shirt and saying ‘sí’.
What a bad taste in the mouth…
News surprise, outrage, please, or sadden. They never cause indifference. Some, like the arrest of Jonathan Andic, simply and nothing less leave that bad taste in the mouth against which no toothpaste or mouthwash is effective. I include myself in the list of those greeted by…
AI Alarm, Data Center Fever
Fear of the acceleration of Artificial Intelligence is spreading after a summer of rumors about out-of-control experiments. Programs that would have escaped the laboratory to enter other computer circuits, bypassing all security barriers. Rumors from August that in September have turned into a solemn call from the three main private operators in the United States in favor of a pause and international regulation of AI. President Donald Trump responded angrily, calling them “traitors,” a term that is becoming fashionable this tumultuous season.
Sílvia Catà: “We come from turbulent years, a natural and non-traumatic succession is needed”
Sílvia Catà attends La Vanguardia in a room of the Egara complex, in Sabadell. The head of the Girona Police Region will be appointed on Tuesday as chief commissioner of the Mossos d’Esquadra, replacing Miquel Esquius, who is leaving the position due to retirement. She will thus become the first woman to hold the highest rank of the Catalan police, a position that has changed hands nine times in the last decade.
Who is Erola Jons, the influencer that LaVuelta has distanced from the cyclists after her sexist comments about Pogacar
Erola Jons has become one of the prominent names at the start of the Vuelta for reasons that have little to do with what happened on the bike. The Catalan influencer, brought in by the organization to generate content aimed at new audiences, sparked a strong controversy with her comments about Tadej Pogacar (UAE Team Emirates-XRG), which were labeled sexist. The controversy has already had consequences: she will continue working in the race, but the Vuelta organization has decided to remove her from direct contact with the cyclists.
Bales of cocaine adrift arrive on Catalan beaches
It was the beach lifeguards who discovered it. Last Monday the 10th, at the Pescadors beach in Badalona, the rescuers spotted a suspicious package floating a few miles off the coast. It was almost five in the afternoon and both the beach and the water were packed with bathers easing the heat of this infernal August. Later it was confirmed that the doubts of the sea workers were well-founded. It was a one-kilogram package of cocaine adrift that was recovered by the Mossos d’Esquadra.
Leonor and Sofía approach the reality of young people with disabilities
Living with a disability is not easy, and being young isn’t either. Princess Leonor and Infanta Sofía visited a group of young people with disabilities this Friday, with whom they held a meeting aimed at listening to them and sharing what their daily lives are like and the challenges they have to face. The meeting is part of private activities of the daughters of the Kings who maintain contacts with different social groups to learn, firsthand and in a close setting, about their various issues.
End of the Japanese princesses’ elopement: imperial law reformed to guarantee succession
The Japanese Parliament approved this Friday the reform of the imperial house law to mitigate the issue of the gradual reduction of the Japanese imperial family —in crisis for years due to the lack of male heirs in the family—, but the modification of the rule maintained the traditional system of succession to the throne exclusively through the male line, despite public support for the possibility of having empresses of royal blood.