The Euribor rises again in April and will increase the average mortgage by more than 50 euros

The Euribor rises again in April and will increase the average mortgage by more than 50 euros

The twelve-month Euribor will close April around 2.742% (with one data point pending to close the month), which represents its highest level since the end of 2024 and confirms the trend change started in March. The indicator rises 0.177 points compared to the previous month and 0.599 points compared to the same period in 2025, when it stood at 2.143%. This increase consolidates a scenario of rising credit costs after months of stability, in a context marked by geopolitical uncertainty and inflation expectations.

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A new fire in Collserola, in stabilization phase, forces the evacuation of Torre Baró residents

A new fire in Collserola, in stabilization phase, forces the evacuation of Torre Baró residents

In just ten days, the Collserola mountain range caught fire again. This time, the fire was more virulent than the previous fire that started in Sarrià. Yesterday, it was the residents of Nou Barris, from the neighborhoods of Ciutat Meridiana and Torre Baró, who watched with greater anguish the proximity of flames that devastated a perimeter of 35 hectares, mostly scrubland, although wooded areas that will take longer to recover have also been lost.

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The blow to employment in the interior of Castellón: from Marie Claire to Importaco or Frost-trol

The blow to employment in the interior of Castellón: from Marie Claire to Importaco or Frost-trol

It is not a made-up story, although it catches your attention when you read it: one of the people affected by the closure of the century-old Marie Claire plant in Vilafranca del Cid, in Els Ports, ended up coming down from their village every day to work at the Importaco almond factory in La Vall d’Alba, in La Plana Alta, which is now also closing after the spectacular fire last May. “What happened with Importaco has been a disaster,” explains Javier Ferreres, UGT-PV FICA general secretary in the Castellón regions. “Here we have felt disheartened. Meetings have been held, yes, but nothing has been achieved. Just like with Marie Claire, nothing was achieved but there were gestures, here nothing,” he emphasizes, jumping from one closure to another, weaving the course of a labor market, the Castellón one, which is especially conditioned by geography, but also by communications and infrastructure.

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What if ‘Gernika’ was not Gernika? This is how the most famous painting of the 20th century was created

What if ‘Gernika’ was not Gernika? This is how the most famous painting of the 20th century was created

In January 1937, when he accepts the commission from the Spanish Republic to create a large mural for the International Exhibition in Paris, Picasso is living what he would later recall as “the worst time of my life.” The painter is 54 years old and his previously carefree polygamy is showing its teeth: the divorce from Olga Koklova has become a nightmare; Marie-Thérèse Walter, the lover with whom he had started a relationship when she was still underage, has made him a father again (Maya) and he has fallen in love again with the artist and photographer Dora Maar.

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Sánchez accuses the PP and Vox's "tricky opposition" of trying to bring him down "with dirty tricks"

Sánchez accuses the PP and Vox’s “tricky opposition” of trying to bring him down “with dirty tricks”

“While the scheming opposition can continue maneuvering, we will keep governing until 2027 and for as long as the Spanish people want,” warned Pedro Sánchez. In a climate of total uncertainty amid the flood of legal cases surrounding the political and family environment of the Prime Minister, and without knowing how far these processes may escalate but also with no expectation that the storm will subside, nothing is better than a good warm bath of youthful socialist militancy to try to catch one’s breath and, at the same time, attempt to inject fighting spirit into troops torn between indignation and discouragement.

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Jordi Martí: “Only if I lose the primaries will I give up being Junts' candidate in Barcelona”

Jordi Martí: “Only if I lose the primaries will I give up being Junts’ candidate in Barcelona”

Jordi Martí has presided over the Junts municipal group in Barcelona since Xavier Trias left the City Council in July 2024. Even then, discussions began about the candidate for the 2027 municipal elections. The former CiU mayor backed his protégé within the neoconvergent ranks, who so far is the only one to have publicly expressed his desire to lead the list, along with other names linked to the party, such as Jaume Alonso-Cuevillas or Jaume Giró. The party leadership, however, leans in favor of Josep Rius, also a councilor in the Catalan capital, as well as a deputy and vice president of Junts. From Waterloo, they perhaps thought they could convince Martí to give up. Let’s see.

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Disabled Sánchez's brother for malfeasance

Disabled Sánchez’s brother for malfeasance

David Sánchez and Miguel Ángel Gallardo will not be able to work for the administration or run for any type of elections until at least the year 2035. The Badajoz Court sentenced yesterday the brother of the Prime Minister to nine years of disqualification from public employment or office and from exercising the right to passive suffrage, and the former president of the Badajoz Provincial Council and former secretary general of the Extremaduran PSOE to respective sentences of nine years of disqualification for having created a coordinator position for conservatories for David Sánchez as a “tailor-made suit” according to the sentence.

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