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The Ceuta crisis pits Sánchez against his European partners over immigration

The return to Morocco of “virtually all” those who entered Ceuta irregularly, as highlighted by the Foreign Minister, José Manuel Albares, did not manage to ease the political tension generated in Europe by this migratory crisis. What began on Thursday night as an impulsive reaction by Giorgia Meloni’s government ended up becoming a political offensive against Spain supported by several European executives, which provoked a strong response from Pedro Sánchez, who visited Ceuta yesterday and denounced “the violation and attack on Spain’s territorial integrity.”

The head of Merz’s conservative group resigns after resorting to surrogacy

Alen Craig2 months ago2 months ago02 mins

The German politician Jens Spahn, one of the most prominent figures of the Christian Democratic Union (CDU) party of Chancellor Friedrich Merz, resigned this Saturday as head of the conservative parliamentary group after it became known that he has become a father through surrogacy in the United States.

From the hallway to the hangover: Barça falls in Vitoria against a desperate Alavés

Alen Craig4 months ago4 months ago04 mins

From the hallway to the hangover. From the tribute to the champion to a defeat in Vitoria. The one who needed it won, an Alavés with their back against the wall. And Barça lost, who had nothing at stake except statistical matters. Because the match at Mendizorroza meant the end of Barcelona’s streak after twelve consecutive wins and marked the first time they failed to score in the League since December 15, 2024. After 55 rounds of scoring, Flick’s team finished a match with zero goals. Losing also means that Barcelona can no longer reach one hundred points. But the lack of tension was logical and even predictable.

Lamine is sad, they said (well, thank goodness)

Alen Craig2 weeks ago2 weeks ago02 mins

Dream and happiness, the two most overused words in those darn self-help books, have long been knocking on the doors of sports journalism, which has obviously opened them wide with predictable delight. ‘The dream of Julián Álvarez’ and ‘the sadness of Lamine…

Trump calls Putin on the phone to demand an end to the war in Ukraine

Alen Craig4 days ago4 days ago04 mins

The Kremlin announced this Tuesday that, during a one-hour phone call, the President of the United States, Donald Trump, asked his Russian counterpart, Vladimir Putin, to quickly end the war in Ukraine with the aim of restoring diplomatic and commercial relations between the two world powers.

Time to get energized

Alen Craig4 months ago4 months ago03 mins

Catalonia is about to approve new budgets, if nothing goes wrong in the coming days. The news deserves to be highlighted because in the last fourteen years only five budgets have been approved in Catalonia: those of 2017, 2020, 2022, 2023, and this year….

The digestion of amnesty

Alen Craig2 months ago2 months ago07 mins

The slow digestion of the Amnesty law has received a European tonic this week, an herbal liqueur from Luxembourg. An unequivocal ruling from the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) has endorsed the law approved by the Congress of Deputies on May 20, 2024, and sealed by the Spanish Constitutional Court on June 26, 2025.

“Now I am afraid to live in the middle of the forest because of the fire”

Alen Craig1 month ago1 month ago06 mins

The human being has an amazing ability to move quickly from one situation to another. From living in sports centers, sleeping next to dozens of people they barely know in military bunk beds, eating whatever was given to them, to returning home and resuming routines as if the previous experience had never happened.

What is inside the apples of the Eixample? Photographer Bea Schulze reveals it

Alen Craig4 months ago4 months ago05 mins

This year marks the 150th anniversary of the death of Ildefons Cerdà. The engineer and urban planner laid the foundations of modern Barcelona after the demolition of the walls, a process that lasted for years, from 1854 to 1873. In the General Theory of Urbanization of 1867, Cerdà promoted a humanistic and egalitarian urbanism that was meant to provide the “public happiness” of its inhabitants, regardless of their origin or social class. In addition to avoiding differences between neighborhoods, conditions of hygiene, healthiness, and green areas occupied a prominent place.

The Supreme Court allows stopping euthanasias if requested by someone with a “close relationship” to the applicant

Alen Craig4 months ago4 months ago07 mins

The Supreme Court has entered uncharted territory today, on which there was no precedent. The Contentious-Administrative Chamber of the high court has agreed in a vote that sets a precedent, that parents or very close relatives of a person requesting euthanasia can block that right to a dignified death.

Andy Burnham ignores criticism from the right and goes on vacation

The CJEU endorses the amnesty law because it served for “reconciliation”

Assaults a homeless person and tries to burn him with a lighter while he was sleeping in Barcelona

In 2027, 115,000 jobs will be created to care for 417,000 new dependents

Sánchez celebrates the disappearance of the Gibraltar fence: “Today the last wall of continental Europe falls”

Football polyamory

A master’s degree offered by 9 European universities and led by UB receives the first EU quality label

Total eclipse

Critically injured after jumping from a fourth floor after stabbing three people in Barcelona

Deutsche Telekom is evaluating a mega-merger with its subsidiary T-Mobile to create the world’s largest telecom operator