The plane that transported Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky from Moldova to Oslo on Tuesday, where he attended the funeral of King Harald of Norway, was nearly hit by a drone, according to Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre.
The signing of José Luis Trapero as general director of the Police was an electoral asset that Salvador Illa used in the Catalan campaign. In fact, the current president announced it in a candidates’ debate on TV3 in May 2024. Such was the importance and charisma of the…
The Minister of Foreign Affairs, José Manuel Albares, has denied having knowledge of “any report that could foresee the magnitude” of the migration crisis at the end of July in Ceuta, thus rejecting the thesis of the declassified CNI information that warned of a call for an “assault” on Ceuta.
The PP considers that the documents declassified by the Government are of enormous seriousness and, therefore, they have called for the calling of elections and have warned that the Government “committed a manifest and willful dereliction of duties.” Ester Muñoz, spokesperson for the Popular Party, has argued that, based on all the documentation, it can be concluded that “the Government knew everything that was happening” when more than 70,000 immigrants entered Ceuta on July 30 and 31, revealing a “state lie” and making Pedro Sánchez “directly responsible.”
The National Intelligence Center (CNI) warned hours before the massive entry of migrants into Ceuta of a “call” to cross the Tarajal border breakwater by swimming or on foot. The secret services sent this warning via WhatsApp to the Government Delegation in the autonomous city and to the Civil Guard. They did so around 2:00 p.m. the previous day. That same afternoon, the CNI also sent an “urgent note” to Morocco to warn of the existence of a plan to enter on the 30th promoted on social networks. However, the documentation declassified this Wednesday by the Government does not reflect that the magnitude of what was going to happen was assessed: an assault on the fence, through which more than 80,000 people entered in just 48 hours. Nor does it appear that these alerts were raised to higher authorities to act, even if with little margin.
The political dust stirred up by the dossier prepared by the Communication Office of the Ministry of the Interior is dealing a significant blow to the Executive in terms of institutional credit. The scope of the maneuver – a catalog in which dozens of journalists and political analysts are rated and identified by their ideological orientation – has proven to be of such a caliber that it has completely disabled any attempt at justification. Faced with the impossibility of presenting a reasonable argument to support the existence of such an inventory, within the coalition and in the affected department itself, nothing has been heard but apologies and an explicit admission that an indefensible mistake has been made.
The Minister of the Interior, Fernando Grande Marlaska, announced this Wednesday that a file has been opened for an “alleged very serious or serious offense” against the agents who beat a Barcelona supporter from whom they took an estelada flag before the match between this team and Elche on August 23.
Mediapro maintains its commitment to Barcelona after opening a new chapter with Sergio Oslé and Carlos Núñez at the helm of the company. Despite leading the business from Madrid, the group’s registered and main office will remain in the Catalan capital. In Barcelona, 1,100 people work, out of a total of 5,000, and the goal is to continue driving the business from the city where it was born more than 30 years ago.
The offensive by doctors against the framework statute for healthcare professionals promoted by the Ministry of Health has intensified with the call for a strike by physicians starting in October. Meanwhile, the unions will try to halt the initiative led by Minister Mónica García during the parliamentary process.
The European Commission has agreed this Wednesday to unlock more than 114 million euros in aid to Spain for the Ceuta crisis and also to guarantee Frontex’s readiness to strengthen its operational support, as requested by the Government of Pedro Sánchez. The endorsement from Brussels comes after weeks of contacts between Madrid and the technicians of the community capital to determine the needs following the massive crossing of migrants at the end of July.
