Six people have died and 30 have been injured this Sunday when a bus and a camper collided on a state road in the province of Rieti (Lazio region, in central Italy), in an accident involving three other vehicles, local media report.
Far-right MEP Luis ‘Alvise’ Pérez loses parliamentary immunity. The European Parliament voted this Tuesday in favor of lifting the protection of the leader of Se acabó La Fiesta (SALF), as requested by the Supreme Court to be able to prosecute him for alleged harassment on social media via Telegram of Valencia’s delegated prosecutor for hate crimes and discrimination, Susana Gisbert.
The UN General Assembly adopted a resolution this Friday to stop using the current world map design and replace it with one that is more faithful to the size of the continents, especially Africa, which for centuries has appeared disproportionately small.
The Los Gallardos fire in Almería has not only forced the deployment of the largest firefighting operation in recent years in Andalusia, but it has also caused the first political friction between the partners of the new Andalusian Government. Just a few hours after Juanma Moreno appeared alongside Pedro Sánchez in Turre to warn that forest fires are “increasingly dramatic” in a context marked by climate change, Vox publicly came out to correct that narrative. “Climate change cannot be an excuse to shirk responsibilities,” said the party’s spokesperson in Congress, Pepa Millán, on Tuesday.
“We are no longer fed crumbs/we want the whole bread” are some verses from the song Tot explota pel cap o per la pota from the album A Alcoi (1974), by Ovidi Montllor, which has become an anti-capitalist anthem. They mean that simple people, the humiliated and offended of
The solar eclipse today reaffirms our human condition. Since always, humanity has paid attention to this phenomenon. With curiosity, with fascination, with devotion or with fear. For some time now, moreover, its observation has turned into a social event. This afternoon,…
“I am wearing a kufiya that I have borrowed from the Palestinian people so I don’t burn my head because after chemo I have lost my hair, dear undocumented sir. Kisses.” This is how the former Andalusian parliamentarian and Adelante Andalucía candidate in 2022 for the presidency of the Junta, Teresa Rodríguez, responded to a derogatory tweet, now deleted, during the Andalusian election day.
A few weeks ago, I was talking to an informed, intelligent, and politically influential person here in Spain about the global battle that defines our times, democracy versus authoritarianism. His/Her summary of the situation: “The lefts must unite.” No
José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero would have used his private residence “for sensitive dealings and receipt of shipments.” This is evident from the case file, accessed by La Vanguardia, in which Zapatero is being investigated as the alleged leader of “an influence trafficking network.” The judge of the National Court José Luis Calama has summoned the former Prime Minister to testify on June 2 to provide explanations about the alleged kickbacks that the network would have collected for the bailout of the airline Plus Ultra, approved by the Council of Ministers in March 2021 for 53 million euros.
The president of Ceuta, Juan Jesús Vivas, has asked the Government to install a detention center for immigrants to confine the between 8,000 and 11,000 people who, according to his calculations, are still in the autonomous city until they are expelled, and the creation of “a single command” to provide an “effective” response to a situation he has described as “unbearable, unsustainable, and unacceptable” resulting from the “invasion” of July 30.
