The PP votes against the “national priority” promoted by Vox in Congress

The PP votes against the “national priority” promoted by Vox in Congress

The PP’s vote against has led to the defeat of the motion promoted by Vox in Congress, but the ultra-party won the battle it sought by imposing the concept of “national priority” in the parliamentary debate to drag the PP into pronouncing on it. The term, included in the government agreement with the popular party in Extremadura, has reopened discrepancies between both parties in the midst of the negotiation process for regional governments in Aragon, where an agreement seems imminent, and Castilla y León.

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Argentina records 41 cases of hantavirus in 2026 and an increase compared to recent years

Argentina records 41 cases of hantavirus in 2026 and an increase compared to recent years

Argentina, the country from which the cruise ship where a hantavirus outbreak was detected departed, has confirmed 41 cases of the disease so far in 2026 and reported that the current epidemiological season shows a higher circulation of the pathology compared to previous years and “above the outbreak threshold,” according to the Ministry of Health on Tuesday.

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Seat bets its future on achieving a second line of electric cars in Martorell

Seat bets its future on achieving a second line of electric cars in Martorell

It had been an open secret for several years that there were no plans to electrify Seat models. All public and private resources allocated to the technology shift (from combustion to electric) were going to the Cupra brand, which had higher margins. What was not clear was how long Seat models would continue to be sold. And although combustion cars can be assembled in Europe until 2035, from 2030 it will be complex to manage – due to costs – the production of 100% diesel or gasoline cars in Martorell. In that scenario, the end of the historic Spanish automotive brand would be inevitable. The shock caused last week when Volkswagen set a date for the possible end of the brand triggered all alarms, despite being a problem known for years. There is still a lot of employment at stake if there are no alternatives.

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Unions take to the streets on May Day “against wars and fascism”

Unions take to the streets on May Day “against wars and fascism”

A May Day focused on “no to war” and the right to housing kicks off, with the Andalusian elections as a backdrop. The major unions, CCOO and UGT, will hold more than a hundred demonstrations across Spain this Friday. This year’s protest will have as its main axes the demand to end the offensive in the Middle East, its economic consequences, the problem of access to housing, and the elections on May 17 in Andalusia.

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The Government invokes "reasons of responsibility" to request a change in the Tour route in Collserola due to African swine fever

The Government invokes “reasons of responsibility” to request a change in the Tour route in Collserola due to African swine fever

The Department of Agriculture has asked the Tour de France organization to make a change in the route in the final section of the second stage of this cycling competition to avoid passing through Collserola, an area affected by swine fever. The Generalitat argues that “this is not the first time a route has been changed due to a health crisis.”

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The Government refutes the ruling against the president's brother: “It is outrageous to convict an innocent person without evidence”

The Government refutes the ruling against the president’s brother: “It is outrageous to convict an innocent person without evidence”

“It is very serious,” warn officials at Moncloa in response to the ruling by the Provincial Court of Badajoz that this Tuesday sentenced David Sánchez, the brother of the Prime Minister, to nine years of disqualification for a crime of administrative misconduct. And a second “very dangerous precedent for our democracy,” in their view, following the Supreme Court ruling that also disqualified the former Attorney General of the State, Álvaro García Ortiz, from holding office. “It is outrageous to convict an innocent person without evidence,” they warn in the Executive.

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The neighbor from Mataró fined for repairing his street starts a petition against the municipal sanction

The neighbor from Mataró fined for repairing his street starts a petition against the municipal sanction

Miquel Clos assures that he continues to water part of the trees because the automatic irrigation system does not work. He is also promoting a petition for the return of the 1,733 euros fine imposed by the Mataró City Council, as reported by La Vanguardia, based on the civility ordinance. He rejects any crowdfunding campaign, as some readers have proposed to him, who also send him hundreds of messages of support.

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