The cruise ship Ambition, affected by an outbreak of gastroenteritis caused by a norovirus, will dock this Saturday at the port of A Coruña with thirty active cases on board, according to Port sources. Afterwards, it will depart for Gijón.
Real Madrid, one of the market agitators without a doubt, continues to advance in the purpose of creating a better squad for the current season. After the signings of Dumfries, Bernardo Silva, Konaté, Cucurella, and Carlos Espí, comes Diomande, the 19-year-old Ivorian winger who two years ago played for Leganés and this last season in German Leipzig.
Artificial intelligence (AI) is beginning to have an impact on the labor market in Barcelona. A study by the Mobile World Capital of Barcelona points out that junior job offers in the digital sector have fallen by 26% in two years, dropping from 1,448 to 1,058 listings between 2023 and 2025.
The impact of the DANA on October 29 is measured not only in mud but also in unprecedented economic paralysis. According to reports from the Valencia Chamber of Commerce and the Generalitat, the disaster struck more than 54,000 companies and put the livelihood of over 190,000 workers at risk, affected by ERTEs, reduced working hours, and layoffs. With nearly 10,000 shops and local businesses devastated, the reconstruction of the ground zero area demands a specialized workforce that the current market cannot supply.
Doctors know that when circulation in the arteries is blocked, there is a risk of having a heart attack. For the first time, several key maritime navigation channels are simultaneously experiencing disruptions, which increases costs, delays delivery times, and heightens the specter of inflation, when maritime transport accounts for more than 80% of global goods trade.
José María Cruz Novillo, known as Pepe Cruz Novillo, has passed away at the age of 89, according to the specialized portal Gràffica. Born in Cuenca in 1936, he was the designer responsible for the identity of companies such as Correos or Repsol, the National Police, or the PSOE, among others.
Benefited from one of the typical electoral snowballs of politics in times of social networks and ideological polarization, the hard-right candidate, Abelardo de la Espriella, won the first round of the Colombian elections held on Sunday. Gustavo Petro, the incumbent president, has cast doubts on the result and assures that he will not accept it until it is officially confirmed by the judges overseeing the process.
There is not a minute to lose. There are ovations before which not even Penélope Cruz, who has experienced quite a few, can remain indifferent. “I’m amazed,” Pe says this Wednesday recalling the applause received in the Sala Grande of the Lido in Venice. Her team points out: “It was 15 minutes, right?”. She immediately corrects: “No, it was 16!”.
The world, once again on tenterhooks: the two-week ceasefire agreed by Iran and the United States concludes on Wednesday, and for now the possibility of extending the truce seems remote.
José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero defined Julio Martínez Martínez as “a good friend” during his appearance in the Senate. The former president also acknowledged that he worked drafting reports for one of Martínez’s companies, Análisis Relevante. It has now emerged that the Economic and Fiscal Crime Unit (UDEF) of the Police maintains that Martínez was also the alleged frontman for Zapatero: “He is the boss’s bank.”