Industry assures that the entry into Seat's capital "is not on the table"

Industry assures that the entry into Seat’s capital “is not on the table”

The Secretary of State for Industry has assured today that “we do not have on the table” entering the capital of Seat as demanded today by the president of the works council, Matías Carnero, in an interview in La Vanguardia. The number two of the Ministry of Industry has indeed explained within the framework of the Fórum Europa Tribuna Catalunya held in Barcelona that in relation to the issue of “strategic autonomy we have to rethink public intervention and the entry into the capital of key companies.”

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The reflection period of Pedro Sánchez was the starting point of the plot: “we have information that would help the president”

The reflection period of Pedro Sánchez was the starting point of the plot: “we have information that would help the president”

The letter sent by the President of the Government, Pedro Sánchez, to the citizens, with which he began a period of reflection after learning that his wife, Begoña Gómez, had been charged, was the starting point of the PSOE plumber Leire Díaz’s plot to begin her activity to try to stop or torpedo judicial processes that affected the party or the Executive.

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Iran responds to U.S. attacks by firing drones and missiles at Kuwait airport

Iran responds to U.S. attacks by firing drones and missiles at Kuwait airport

The exchange of skirmishes between Iran and the United States is becoming a constant during the fragile ceasefire currently governing the conflict. The Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) claimed this Wednesday that it attacked a US ship in response to a previous offensive by the North American country against an Iranian tanker near the Strait of Hormuz, in a new offensive round that both parties accuse each other of initiating. Meanwhile, Kuwait was forced to suspend flights after its international airport was targeted by Iranian reprisals, causing injuries and damage.

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Castellón Airport seeks its direct connection with Madrid: “It is an essential route”

Castellón Airport seeks its direct connection with Madrid: “It is an essential route”

While the Mediterranean corridor is being built, Madrid’s strength remains intact. The destination that all territories long to connect with and which, in the case of Castellón, is only possible by bus or car and takes more than 4 hours of travel. That is why the Generalitat Valenciana announced yesterday that the Castellón Airport (Aerocas) will “soon” put out to tender the drafting by a company of a technical report justifying the declaration of the Castellón-Madrid route as a Public Service Obligation (PSO).

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Feijóo, after the police search at the PSOE headquarters, calls to “give the Spanish people the floor immediately”

Feijóo, after the police search at the PSOE headquarters, calls to “give the Spanish people the floor immediately”

Alberto Núñez Feijóo reacted a few minutes after it became known that the Central Operative Unit (UCO) of the Civil Guard is searching the national headquarters of the PSOE. The leader of the PP has called for elections because he considers what is happening to be “of extreme seriousness.” “There is no choice but to give the word to the Spanish people immediately. No, we can’t take it anymore,” he said, at the entrance to the government control session in Congress.

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Unprecedented logistics during the Pope's visit to Madrid: 4,000 municipal police officers, 1,000 health personnel, and 2,400 volunteers

Unprecedented logistics during the Pope’s visit to Madrid: 4,000 municipal police officers, 1,000 health personnel, and 2,400 volunteers

About 4,000 municipal police officers and a thousand health personnel will be deployed during Pope Leo XIV’s visit to Madrid from June 6 to 9, as detailed by the mayor, José Luis Martínez-Almeida, at the press conference following the Government Board meeting, supported by the deputy mayor, Inma Sanz, and the delegate for Urban Planning, Environment, and Mobility, Borja Carabante. In addition to these personnel, the capital will have the support of the National Police and other police forces from the central Government, meaning the City Council will have to work hand in hand with the Government Delegation, despite political disagreements, to ensure security during those days of the Pontiff’s visit.

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Climate change makes extreme heat in the Mediterranean common

Climate change makes extreme heat in the Mediterranean common

The European sea usually reserves its highest temperatures for August or September. But this year, at the end of July, it already reached its highest value since daily satellite records began in 1982. The same happened in the western Mediterranean. A new analysis shows that that previously extraordinary heat is becoming part of the usual climate. Human-caused warming has added around 1.4 °C to the highs off the peninsula and nearly 1.9 °C in the western Mediterranean.

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