For the third time in five days, Ukrainian drones have again hit Wildberries warehouses, Russia’s largest e-commerce company. Wednesday night’s attacks occurred in two southern Russian regions, Krasnodar and Stavropol. Several people were injured, according to the company’s founder.
When both teams face each other on the field, tension and excitement overflow, but the final whistle never means the end of the endless match that Barça and Real Madrid play at the highest level in all football sectors. The two giants also fight in the economic and social spheres, as well as recently in the judicial one, with the ultimate goal of succeeding in the sporting field. The transfer market, more intertwined than ever between the two, is the latest example of their eternal battle. Blaugranas and whites have been eyeing each other all summer, asking, raising prices, and even sabotaging operations of their fierce rival, such as the case of Rodri, who is heading to Camp Nou.
A tourist has been hospitalized since last Friday due to the serious injuries caused by the charge of an angry bison in Yellowstone National Park, United States. The animal, weighing about 900 kilos and visibly agitated, threw into the air a man who was watching the large mammal with his grandson.
For a short period of time, between 1985 and 1993, the Vía Wagner galleries were the exponent in the Upper Diagonal of a commercial model that found some success in pre-Olympic Barcelona. It was the alternative in the upper area of the city to the Bulevard Rosa, which was thriving in…
Pedro Sánchez will not participate this Friday in the multiple demonstrations that, on the occasion of May Day, are held throughout Spain and in which a good part of the members of the Government and the PSOE will be deployed. But the head of the Executive has wanted to participate in this Labor Day with a video in which he claims that in Spain “there is more employment and rights than ever,” despite those who he has criticized for announcing the apocalypse for years, referring to the Popular Party and the far-right Vox.
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.
The Iranian Revolutionary Guard reported late Sunday attacks by the United States against Larak Island, according to local media.
The PP’s vote against has led to the defeat of the motion promoted by Vox in Congress, but the ultra-party won the battle it sought by imposing the concept of “national priority” in the parliamentary debate to drag the PP into pronouncing on it. The term, included in the government agreement with the popular party in Extremadura, has reopened discrepancies between both parties in the midst of the negotiation process for regional governments in Aragon, where an agreement seems imminent, and Castilla y León.
The automotive company Ford has confirmed today the rumors regarding the award of a new model for its Valencia plant. In the presentation of its new strategy for Europe, the company announced that “a new member of the global Bronco family is coming to Europe: this new multi-energy product is a compact and robust SUV” whose production will begin at Ford’s Valencia plant, Spain, starting in 2028.
Joker to the core, perhaps to challenge the archetype of the solemn and grumpy French writer, David Foenkinos (Paris, 1974) talks about his latest novel, Todos aman a Clara (Alfaguara), as if it were not about him. But he admits that there is a lot of himself in its pages.
