The summer soap opera still has a proper name: Julián Álvarez. While the Atlético de Madrid forward prepares to play the World Cup final with Argentina this Sunday against Spain, Atlético and Barcelona continue exchanging statements. And the latest have been forceful. Miguel Ángel Gil Marín has responded firmly to Laporta to reiterate that the player is not for sale.
Eduardo Casanova wanted to tell the world that it is perfectly possible to live with HIV and nothing happens, that stigmas only feed hatred. This is what the Spanish actor and director explains in Sidosa, the documentary released last week in some cinemas with which he has decided to “break years of silence.” The film, produced and hosted by Jordi Évole and directed by Lluís Galter and Màrius Sánchez, is conceived as a cathartic journey seasoned with humor, emotion, memory, and cinema, which allows understanding the reality of people with HIV today.
The economic and civil world bid farewell this noon to the former president of La Caixa, Josep Vilarasau, at the funeral held at the Tanatori de Sant Gervasi in Barcelona. The executive passed away last Tuesday in Barcelona at the age of 95.
The Management of Renault Spain and the trade unions UGT, CCOO, and SCP have reached today a preliminary agreement on wage costs, flexibility, employment, and social aspects, among others, which brings the allocation of five new models closer to the Spanish factories of the group, according to a statement from the French automaker.
Rarely has such a thunderous “goool” been heard in my Barcelona neighborhood as the two from last night. Argentina will be in the final thanks to eight final minutes of madness, a positive event for football and adverse to Spain’s interests because it is hard to put the finishing touch…
The situation looked very bad, and Mark Zuckerberg did not want to face the risk of a conviction of up to 1.4 trillion dollars, which would endanger his company, especially as more and more cases emerge.
On June 30th, El Molino will close its doors to the public again. Barcelona Events Musicals (BEM), the company that now manages it, has reached an agreement with the City Council to terminate the concession, which was granted in 2024 and had a duration of four years. The stated reason is the imminent execution of works aimed at improving the soundproofing of the building, in response to neighborhood complaints recorded in recent months. It seems that the limitation of hours has been an obstacle to making the venue profitable, since many music shows rely on the balance between ticket sales and consumptions. Once the necessary adjustments are made, the City Council assures that it wants to continue El Molino as a reference cultural facility in the city.
In Catalonia, and during the board meeting in which the congress of the Catalan PP was formally convened, the secretary general of the popular party, Miguel Tellado, took advantage of the platform to unleash all the artillery against Sánchez’s partners, naming Junts, ERC, and the PNV one by one. After a week marked by the indictment of former president José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero, the PP leader stated that the aforementioned parties “are as rotten as Pedro Sánchez’s Government.”
If British politics were a horror movie (and the truth is it often seems like one, even Oscar-worthy), its title would be The Zombie and the Ghost. Because to the famous zombies of Night of the Living Dead, we must add Keir Starmer as the resident of Downing Street (awaiting to be guillotined), and to the famous ghosts like the Phantom of the Opera, Anne Boleyn roaming the Tower of London, the Flying Dutchman, or Abraham Lincoln in the White House, we must now add Peter Mandelson.
“Hello, we have miraculously escaped suffering damage in our valley area; it seems that others in higher areas have indeed suffered damage, but I believe all residents are safe.” With these words, Rubin, a 78-year-old Welsh citizen, who has lived in the El Pinar de Bédar urbanization for 25 years and had to urgently leave his house on Thursday due to the advancing fire, contacted La Vanguardia this Sunday.
