Israel assures it will carry out the “emigration project” in Gaza
Israel momentarily looks away from Iran, stuck in an agreement that has not been reached with the United States, and refocuses on its two main nearby fronts: Gaza and Lebanon.
Israel momentarily looks away from Iran, stuck in an agreement that has not been reached with the United States, and refocuses on its two main nearby fronts: Gaza and Lebanon.
The details of the case affecting the airline Plus Ultra for allegedly having paid for influence to secure a bailout of 53 million euros reveal their ways of proceeding. In a conversation found on the phone of one of the investigated, there is talk of paying ladies in cash, after having received 50,000 euros in cash. “We have to take care of the judges, police, and officials hehe,” they boast in messages sent on New Year’s Eve 2020.
Tadej Pogacar will not win the Vuelta a España, he will not even finish it. A crash takes him out of the Spanish tour. The Slovenian cyclist, who wore the red leader’s jersey from the first day, left for home by ambulance. He abandoned completely in pain from the hard blow, with blood on his left elbow, shoulder, and face after falling to the ground.
If a mountaineering enthusiast or professional aims to climb a 7,000-meter peak, there are options to choose from. The same goes for an 8,000-meter peak. If they want to climb a 9,000-meter peak, they can fool themselves with Everest. But if they want to climb a 10,000-meter peak, simply put, they cannot: no mountain on Earth measures 10,000 meters in height.
To be the leader of the PSOE, it is necessary to have the support of the membership in Andalusia and Catalonia. Due to their weight in members, they constitute the two key strongholds to control the party. As long as Salvador Illa holds the presidency of the Generalitat and has the absolute backing of the PSC, Sánchez will have that flank more than covered. But Andalusia has long been the most complicated and decisive territory in the party congresses. And that is where María Jesús Montero comes into play, the president of the Government’s go-to person.
The accused of attempted assassination of the President of the United States, Cole Allen, has accepted this Thursday, in his second hearing in a Washington court, the precautionary measure requested by the Prosecutor’s Office against him to remain detained in preventive custody until the trial is held. His lawyer, Moxila Upadhyaya, has confirmed to the judge that she will not challenge the Government’s attempt to keep him under federal custody.
Bryan Johnson is known worldwide for his tireless fight against aging and death. The millionaire, who maintains a strict routine and exposes himself to the latest anti-aging experiments – he has even gone as far as injecting his son’s plasma – has now announced that he suffers from a chronic autoimmune disease.
The European Commission gave the green light this Friday for Spain to implement a multi-million euro anti-blackout mechanism to strengthen the electricity supply and prevent episodes like the one in April last year, when much of the Iberian Peninsula was left in the dark. The figures are enormous: the system approved under the EU state aid rules will have a cost of 900 million annually, that is, 9 billion for the 10 years it is expected to last.
Argentina has been holding the second trial for the death of Diego Armando Maradona since April 14, the same trial that was declared null last year following the scandal involving former judge Julieta Makintach, who was found participating in a documentary about the case while presiding over the court. Now, judges Alberto Gaig, Alberto Ortolani, and Pablo Rolón of the Oral Criminal Court No. 7 of San Isidro are conducting a process that has already had ten hearings without institutional upheavals, though not without drama. The defenses have gained prominence in this new trial since prosecutors Cosme Iribarren and Patricio Ferrari revealed much of their strategy in the annulled trial and have lost the element of surprise. Overall, the emerging picture from the courtroom is that of a man abandoned to his fate by those who had the obligation to care for him.
The Secretary of State for Health, Javier Padilla, assured today that none of the passengers of the MV Hondius ship, where a hantavirus outbreak has broken out, have expressed opposition to undergoing quarantine when they are evacuated to the Gómez Ulla Military Hospital in Madrid from the port of Granadilla de Abona in Tenerife, where the technical team from the Ministry of Health will also be deployed tomorrow.