Lindsay Clancy's lawyer accuses a jury of deadlocking the verdict and asks the judge to remove them

Lindsay Clancy’s lawyer accuses a jury of deadlocking the verdict and asks the judge to remove them

The trial against Lindsay Clancy, accused of the murder of her three children in the Plymouth (Massachusetts) court, is wrapped in a great deal of drama that has captured the United States. But this Thursday, a week after deliberations began and after 35 hours of debate, the tension reached its peak after the jury communicated once again, for the third consecutive day, that there is no way to reach a unanimous decision.

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A pride for Barcelona

The majestic image of the Sagrada Família featured on our cover today is a tribute to Antoni Gaudí, on the centenary of his death, and to the city of Barcelona itself for having this fabulous architectural jewel. There are only a few days left until June 10, when,

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

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

The Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) endorses the amnesty law by considering that it does not affect European interests nor is it contrary to the European directive on terrorism. This was announced in the reading of the ruling of a judgment that comes a year and a half after the Court of Auditors and the National Court submitted the preliminary questions to the court based in Luxembourg.

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The King follows, from Palma, the evolution of the fires in Madrid and Ávila

The King follows, from Palma, the evolution of the fires in Madrid and Ávila

The King participated this Friday, by videoconference, in the meeting of the State Coordination and Management Committee (CECOD) of the State Emergency Plan. From the operations center of the General Command of the Balearic Islands, the head of State, who this morning began his official stay in Palma with audiences with the Balearic authorities, is following from Marivent the evolution of the fires unleashed in the Community of Madrid, and in areas of Castilla-León and Castilla-La Mancha, which have forced more than 20.000 people to evacuate and another 25.000 to be confined.

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The Bank of Spain believes that limiting the granting of mortgages could further reduce homeowners

The Bank of Spain believes that limiting the granting of mortgages could further reduce homeowners

El Banco de España is still immersed in a process of reflection, “the deepest in Europe,” about whether it is advisable to tighten the conditions for access to mortgage credit to avoid possible bubbles. Without yet making a decision, it has detected that this type of measure can “reduce the amount of home ownership and push more people towards renting,” said the Director General of Financial Supervision of the bank, Daniel Pérez Cid, during the presentation of the Spring Financial Stability Report.

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