Brussels will coordinate energy reserves to avoid supply problems in Europe

Brussels will coordinate energy reserves to avoid supply problems in Europe

EU countries already have their box of recommendations from the European Commission to mitigate the energy crisis stemming from the closure of the Strait of Hormuz. And it does not include the suggestion of teleworking, as an earlier draft stated, but it does include reinforced coordination of energy reserve storage among Member States, one of the few competencies the Community Executive has in this area. Brussels, however, is for the moment shelving the idea of approving a European mechanism to tax the extraordinary profits of energy companies, despite the request from large EU countries such as Spain, Italy, and Germany.

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Gordon's signing for Barcelona is delayed due to paperwork

Gordon’s signing for Barcelona is delayed due to paperwork

The signing of Anthony Gordon by Barça has been one of the most frantic in recent memory, but this Friday it suffered an unexpected delay in the contract signing. The agreement was closed on Wednesday, he landed in Barcelona on Thursday to undergo the medical examination, and the official announcement of the signing was scheduled for Friday at noon, following the formal signing of the agreement.

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Tragic night in El Ejido: a man shoots his parents and injures two babies, one of them his son

Tragic night in El Ejido: a man shoots his parents and injures two babies, one of them his son

Two people have died and another four have been injured in a shooting that occurred on Monday at 11:15 p.m. in the town of El Ejido, Almería. According to Ideal de Almería, the shooter, who has already been arrested, is the son of the two deceased. Among the injured are two babies, one of them the son of the arrested man. One baby — it has not been disclosed whether this is the one related to the attacker or not — is in the ICU.

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New York: the wound of 9/11 remains open

New York: the wound of 9/11 remains open

To the enormous magnitude of the tragedy of September 11, 2001, followed a day later, the date of the 12th on the calendar, which was considered the day of hope in the United States. Despite all the political, social, and economic disagreements, the separation by races or religions, the nation unified in pain and hope for reconstruction and resilience to deny the success of the terrorists.

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David Sánchez speaks out after the alleged scheme of the Leire plot to stop his trial is revealed

David Sánchez speaks out after the alleged scheme of the Leire plot to stop his trial is revealed

The climax of the trial against David Sánchez at the Badajoz Court is approaching for the alleged crimes of malfeasance and influence peddling. The brother of the Prime Minister will testify this Thursday and will have the opportunity to defend himself against the accusations that he was appointed in the Badajoz Provincial Council in 2017. Also testifying in this fifth session of the trial will be the former president of the Provincial Council and former secretary general of the PSOE of Extremadura, Miguel Ángel Gallardo, accused of having designed a senior management position tailored for David Sánchez.

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The PP will use its majority in the Senate to censure five ministers over the Ceuta crisis

The PP will use its majority in the Senate to censure five ministers over the Ceuta crisis

The pressure from the Popular Party on the Government does not cease due to the migratory crisis in Ceuta and will use its absolute majority in the Senate to censure, in the first plenary session of September, the ministers Fernando Grande-Marlaska (Interior), José Manuel Albares (Foreign Affairs), Margarita Robles (Defense), Mónica García (Health), and Ana Redondo (Equality).

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