Brussels accuses Russia of wanting to "take advantage" of the Ceuta crisis, but does not believe it caused it

Brussels accuses Russia of wanting to “take advantage” of the Ceuta crisis, but does not believe it caused it

Brussels has no evidence of an alleged Russian involvement in a disinformation campaign that would have caused the migration crisis in Ceuta, as claimed by Pedro Sánchez’s government, but it does believe that it is trying to “take advantage” of the complicated situation in which the autonomous city finds itself after the massive crossing it experienced at the end of July.

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The Government wins all votes on Ceuta but loses credibility among its partners

The Government wins all votes on Ceuta but loses credibility among its partners

The Government of Pedro Sánchez passed the summer examination of the Congress’s Permanent Deputation this Wednesday without a numerical blemish. The official record will reflect a clean plenary session, with zero lost votes for the investiture bloc and the withdrawal by the PP of the request to force the president’s appearance, after Moncloa previously announced that Sánchez would appear on his own initiative. But the political storm has run through underground waters. Just weeks before a decisive political year begins, with the negotiation of the general budgets on the horizon and the call for elections increasingly close, the investiture partners have taken advantage of the parliamentary return to remind the Executive that what they granted at the beginning of the legislature is not a blank check.

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This is how the new Sant Jordi Club will be: the future will be heard in Montjuïc

This is how the new Sant Jordi Club will be: the future will be heard in Montjuïc

The new Sant Jordi Club already has a face and shape, that of an immense multipurpose box 65 meters wide and 27 high – twice the current size – with an aesthetic similar to the Palau Sant Jordi and an outdoor space redesigned to facilitate access and invite people to approach the Montjuïc mountain. These are the main coordinates of the winning project of the competition for the renovation of the old facility, which will be carried out by the architecture firms Jorge Vidal and the Parisian Bruther with a budget of 70 million euros funded by BSM, manager of the Anella Olímpica, and 2029 as the planned inauguration date.

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First checks at Spanish airports for flights coming from Italy

First checks at Spanish airports for flights coming from Italy

La Policía Nacional has carried out this Saturday morning the first random checks on flights coming from Italy at the airports of Barcelona and Madrid. However, the situation at El Prat was absolutely normal on this second Saturday of August, since of the various flights arriving from the transalpine country in the morning, only one coming from Rome and another from Milan that landed at noon had an additional check by the agents of the National Police Corps (CNP).

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U.S. escorts a record number of ships through Hormuz, but remains far from controlling the strait

U.S. escorts a record number of ships through Hormuz, but remains far from controlling the strait

The United States and Iran have resumed hostilities, the price of Brent crude has risen again to $95 per barrel, and six months later, the interrupted diplomacy does not allow for a glimpse of an early end to the war. However, for the first time since the conflict began, Washington is effectively able to escort commercial vessels through the Strait of Hormuz, through which one-fifth of the world’s crude oil passed before February 28.

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