A huge Georgian restaurant sets up in the former Bulevard Rosa

A huge Georgian restaurant sets up in the former Bulevard Rosa

For months, a sign on the door has been announcing the future of what is said to be the last restaurant license on Passeig de Gràcia: Tbilisi Boulevard. A Georgian restaurant opening this weekend that promises to become a gastronomic and cultural embassy of the country. While they finish the final details of the large two-story venue and the kitchen is already preparing khubkalis and kachapuris, La Vanguardia has been able to take a look at the new chapter of this iconic place in the city.

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Collboni plans to increase tourism taxes linked to fleeting cruise passengers and large hotels

Collboni plans to increase tourism taxes linked to fleeting cruise passengers and large hotels

The negotiation of the fiscal ordinances is one of the few municipal matters in which, year after year, the groups that make up the plenary strive to renew through political agreement. The matter is not minor: the taxes paid by citizens and businesses. The government of Jaume Collboni aims to freeze the tax burden on the general population. And to increase the one related to the tourism sector. It will be so or it will not be, since it is a demand from ERC and Barcelona en Comú for the overall proposal to move forward. The deputy mayor of Economy, Jordi Valls, proposed this Friday a double increase, of the IBI on large hotels and leisure venues and on short-stay cruise passengers.

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The Government attributes a "call effect" to the legal dispute in the camp at the port of Ceuta

The Government attributes a “call effect” to the legal dispute in the camp at the port of Ceuta

The Government has attributed the “call effect” that occurred on the morning of this Friday, amid strong tension, to the legal dispute resolved on Wednesday and Thursday in the National Court – following a complaint by the Unified Police Union (SUP) – due to the opening of the new camp in the facilities set up in the port of Ceuta, where more than 1,700 immigrants have been relocated to begin the process of their identification, a month and a half after the migratory avalanche that took place at the border of the autonomous city on July 30 and 31.

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​Feijóo warns that he will defend “the Spanishness of Ceuta and Melilla at all costs”: “I have no secrets with Morocco”

​Feijóo warns that he will defend “the Spanishness of Ceuta and Melilla at all costs”: “I have no secrets with Morocco”

Alberto Núñez Feijóo has traveled to Melilla to celebrate the Autonomous City Day, a new way to show his support and commitment to the territory bordering Morocco at a delicate time following the massive entry of more than 70,000 immigrants into Ceuta. In this regard, he has warned that, if he comes to power, he will defend “the Spanishness of Ceuta and Melilla at all costs” and has said that, unlike Pedro Sánchez, he will not have a “subordinate” relationship with Rabat: “I have no secrets with Morocco.”

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The Kremlin takes control of Auchan and Nestlé assets in Russia

The Kremlin takes control of Auchan and Nestlé assets in Russia

A few hours before the first legislative elections in wartime began in Russia and amid rising tensions with the European countries allied with Ukraine, the Kremlin chief, Vladimir Putin, ordered by decree to take control of the businesses of two major Western companies in the country, the French Auchan and the Swiss multinational Nestlé. In recent years, this measure has been a first step before large foreign firms were bought by Russian owners.

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