Black smoke in Education: the Government asks for more time to study the economic proposal

Black smoke in Education: the Government asks for more time to study the economic proposal

The unions and the Conselleria d’Educació have also not reached a preliminary agreement today to end the teachers’ strike, after the sixth meeting and ten days of strike, the fourth in all the centers of Catalunya. The Govern has conveyed to the teachers’ representatives that it needs more time to finish evaluating the economic proposal and has asked them to continue working tomorrow.

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Ukrainian drones strike an oil terminal in Saint Petersburg ahead of the start of the "Russian Davos"

Ukrainian drones strike an oil terminal in Saint Petersburg ahead of the start of the “Russian Davos”

Ukrainian drones reached Russia’s second city this Wednesday, where the St. Petersburg Economic Forum, known as “the Russian Davos,” begins on the same day. The airstrike hit three districts of the city, representing a serious setback for Russian President Vladimir Putin, who sees this economic event as a window to attract investments to Russia.

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Powering live music with renewable energy: Endesa electrifies the Cruïlla Festival

Powering live music with renewable energy: Endesa electrifies the Cruïlla Festival

Since its beginnings in 2005 in Mataró, the Cruïlla Festival has always done things differently, a spirit that has been amplified since it moved to the Parc del Fòrum venue. The motto of the 2026 edition, “Cruïlla is home,” reflected its intention from several perspectives: welcoming an audience that feels comfortable with the social and environmental values promoted by the often-called most Barcelonan festival.

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Reviewable life imprisonment for beating and kicking his ex-mother-in-law to death in Mallorca

Reviewable life imprisonment for beating and kicking his ex-mother-in-law to death in Mallorca

The Jury Court of the Provincial Court of the Balearic Islands has found a man guilty of murder who killed his ex-mother-in-law by kicking and beating her in Mallorca, a 74-year-old woman. The Jury has unanimously considered that the defendant is the author of a crime of murder with cruelty and treachery, against a particularly vulnerable victim. The members of the Jury also recognize the aggravating factor of gender.

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The jewels in Zapatero's safe are valued "between 30,000 and 50,000 euros," according to his spokesperson

The jewels in Zapatero’s safe are valued “between 30,000 and 50,000 euros,” according to his spokesperson

The jewels found by the Economic and Fiscal Crime Unit (UDEF) of the National Police in the safe of the office of former Prime Minister José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero during the searches are estimated to be “between 30,000 and 50,000 euros,” according to statements made in recent hours by the president of the Ateneo de Madrid, Luis Arroyo, who acts as the authorized spokesperson for the former president.

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Only 48 hours to stop the fire ravaging central Spain: “We don’t have time”

Only 48 hours to stop the fire ravaging central Spain: “We don’t have time”

No time left. Firefighting professionals (UME, firefighters, and forest rangers) are giving it their all. They know they have barely 48 hours to stop the fire that is ravaging the center of the peninsula, in the provinces of Madrid, Ávila, and Toledo, affecting about 70,000 hectares, of which around 50,000 are in the natural jewel that is Gredos, sadly making this Ávila area the largest fire in the history of Spain. And this race against time is explained by the new heat wave, the fourth, arriving on Wednesday and which will again push temperatures to between 35 and 40 degrees.

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Surgical advances at Sanitas enable safe surgeries and rapid recovery

Surgical advances at Sanitas enable safe surgeries and rapid recovery

An effective and minimally invasive surgery, which facilitates the fastest and least painful recovery possible, is the wish of every patient who has to undergo a surgical intervention. Medicine advances every day, and what years ago was faced with more aggressive procedures is now approached in a way that is more respectful to the body. Also in the safest possible way. In the case of abdominal, colorectal, and digestive surgeries, progress has been especially noticeable in recent years. These are interventions that have evolved from classic open surgery to current minimally invasive techniques.

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