The 'La Caleta' restaurant in Sant Vicenç de Montalt is forced to close by the General Directorate of Coasts

The ‘La Caleta’ restaurant in Sant Vicenç de Montalt is forced to close by the General Directorate of Coasts

“They are forcing us to close a restaurant that our grandparents opened in 1955,” says a helpless Albert Casado, third generation at the helm of La Caleta, the establishment that started as a seasonal snack bar and, with hard work and dedication, became the family restaurant that has become a meeting point for various generations.

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B., the great secret of Freddie Mercury

B., the great secret of Freddie Mercury

Lesley-Ann Jones, a veteran music journalist seasoned in many battles, had already published four canonical biographies of Freddie Mercury between 1997 and 2021. But when in the midst of the pandemic she received an email from a certain ‘B.’ claiming to possess the personal diaries of the Queen frontman, she had no choice but to rewrite the story to add previously unknown elements: Sexual abuse during his boarding school years, a religious faith maintained until the end, the unbreakable bond with Mary Austin, and above all, the existence of an unknown daughter, B., the same woman who sent her the email.

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The Government deploys four humanitarian aid centers in Ceuta for 1,500 migrants

The Government deploys four humanitarian aid centers in Ceuta for 1,500 migrants

The Minister of Inclusion, Social Security and Migration, Elma Saiz, announced after an in-person meeting with the President of Ceuta, Juan Jesús Vivas, that this Monday four new humanitarian care centers will be deployed on a “temporary and extraordinary” basis to provide services to immigrants who have been in the autonomous city since the end of July. The Government spokesperson also specified that the opening of these spaces will allow for housing 1,500 migrants.

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Outcry over the transfer to Valencia of Madrid Commuter Trains used for 23 years

Outcry over the transfer to Valencia of Madrid Commuter Trains used for 23 years

The arrival in València of 41 Civia trains from Series 465 to reinforce the Cercanías has opened a new political battle between the Government of Spain and the Valencian parties. PP, Vox, and Compromís have agreed in questioning the Ministry of Transport presenting the incorporation of units that have already been in service for years in Madrid as a modernization of the Valencian network. The PSPV, on the other hand, asks not to “exaggerate” and defends that the trains are “in perfect working condition.”

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Pedro Cano: “There are people who need to retire at 61 or 62 years old, but there are also many who want to keep working and now they can't always.”

Pedro Cano: “There are people who need to retire at 61 or 62 years old, but there are also many who want to keep working and now they can’t always.”

“No, the elderly are not a big expense. Longevity is an investment, these people have contributed throughout their working life and will continue to contribute from 65 onwards. And even if at 80 or 85 they have dependency, they will also continue contributing, because the services they need generate economic and social return.” This is how emphatically Pedro Cano, the first general director of the Gent Gran of the Generalitat de Catalunya, expresses the great importance of the senior group in our society.

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Deschamps points to the referee but surrenders to Spain: “They have forced us to defend”

Deschamps points to the referee but surrenders to Spain: “They have forced us to defend”

Didier Deschamps appeared visibly disappointed after France’s defeat against Spain (0-2) in the semifinals of the 2026 World Cup. The French coach regretted his team’s elimination, acknowledged the superiority of the Spanish team, and, although he avoided focusing his speech on the refereeing, hinted at his displeasure over several decisions made during the match.

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