PP, Vox and Compromís criticize that Puig has hired his partner's son as a driver

PP, Vox and Compromís criticize that Puig has hired his partner’s son as a driver

PP, Compromís and Vox have criticized that the ‘former president’ of the Generalitat Ximo Puig has hired the nephew of his partner, the former councilor Gabriela Bravo, as his driver in his ‘former president’ office, while the PSPV has defended the figure of the one who was his secretary general and has recalled that this is a position of free appointment in which a person from the family environment can be hired, just as politicians from other parties do in other administrations.

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This is Barça's economic plan to sign Julián Álvarez

This is Barça’s economic plan to sign Julián Álvarez

FC Barcelona is a walking paradox when it comes to the state of its economy. The signals it sends are those of a club with a tight budget when it comes to increasing resources for certain areas (women’s football, basketball, and other sections), but at the same time, it has not only just signed a forward like Anthony Gordon for 70 million euros plus 10 million in variables for its men’s football team, but it also does not rule out acquiring the services of Julián Álvarez, another offensive player for whom Atlético is asking 150 million. Everything has an explanation, although not without risks.

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The Mediterranean goes on alert due to the succession of extreme rains in October

The Mediterranean goes on alert due to the succession of extreme rains in October

Meteorologists warn of episodes of extreme rainfall throughout the Mediterranean starting from the end of next week, which will extend into October. The models used by meteorologists and experts anticipate a succession of disturbances that will specifically affect the areas of Catalonia, the Balearic Islands, and Valencia, but will also extend to southern France, Italy, and Greece.

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Alsina, about his new role on Onda Cero: “I have worn myself out, it would be good for me to get up less early”

Alsina, about his new role on Onda Cero: “I have worn myself out, it would be good for me to get up less early”

The radio earthquake from last week has not left any aftershocks on Monday morning. If Àngels Barceló has been all gratitude on the microphone for her advance farewell to Hoy por Hoy, Carlos Alsina, who is leaving —only partially— the Onda Cero morning show, has praised his future co-host and has thanked the leniency that his alarm clock will have in the next radio season.

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The day actor José Lamuño stopped choosing the shortest path (and discovered something unexpected)

The day actor José Lamuño stopped choosing the shortest path (and discovered something unexpected)

We live surrounded by fast routes. By journeys calculated to the millimeter, packed schedules, algorithms that organize the world without questioning them, and decisions made even before feeling them. Everything pushes forward, towards the immediate, towards that feeling that arriving is the only thing that matters. And in the midst of that pace, something fades without us realizing it. The ability to stop. To look without hurry. To let time happen without needing to measure it.

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George R.R. Martin, the king who does not deliver the kingdom

George R.R. Martin, the king who does not deliver the kingdom

Something had to do with Emilia Clarke, Kit Harington, Peter Dinklage, and Lena Headey becoming stars, at least during the time when Game of Thrones was the absolute queen of television. And although for many he is simply a reference as the author of the books on which the series that has generated nearly 4 billion euros for HBO was based, George R.R. Martin is a celebrity in his own right.

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Will anyone investigate the death of the hundred migrants on the coast of Ceuta?

Will anyone investigate the death of the hundred migrants on the coast of Ceuta?

After the chaos caused last week by the massive entry of migrants both by swimming and over the Ceuta fence, the consequences are now beginning to be seen. On one hand the political ones and on the other the humanitarian ones. The latest data available is that there are already 90 deaths while trying to swim from Morocco to Ceuta, although it is already assumed that more bodies will appear in the coming days.

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