The penthouse that Ayuso finds overwhelming: 224 pages without the key answers

The penthouse that Ayuso finds overwhelming: 224 pages without the key answers

The Community of Madrid has tried to close the chapter on the controversial luxury penthouse acquired by Planifica Madrid with 224 pages of documentation. But the effect achieved has been very different from what Isabel Díaz Ayuso’s team sought. Because, although the file made public yesterday reconstructs in detail what happened from the moment the public company began negotiating the acquisition of the property until the regional Government canceled the lease that had been planned to use it “as an office” and decided to put it up for sale, it leaves the main questions unanswered. Who really commissioned the purchase?; when was the decision made?; and why was that penthouse chosen and not another property? “They intended to overwhelm with information, but it backfired due to the number of unanswered questions that still exist,” summarize from Más Madrid.

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Complete Guide to La Mercè 2026: concerts, shows, popular culture, open doors, and schedules

Complete Guide to La Mercè 2026: concerts, shows, popular culture, open doors, and schedules

La Mercè, Barcelona’s main festival, takes place from September 23 to 27 with 109 concerts, 55 popular culture performances, 180 street show performances by 68 companies, and new venues such as Plaça de les Glòries, Plaça de Sarrià, and Plaça Comas, to bring the program to the city’s ten districts. Below we review the main activities as a guide.

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“He will never go to jail”: the mother of the young man killed by a minor in Tàrrega urges to change the law

“He will never go to jail”: the mother of the young man killed by a minor in Tàrrega urges to change the law

Silvia Guerrero had a piece of her heart torn out the day her 18-year-old son Juan was murdered by a 17-year-old youth. Since then, this mother has gathered more than 75,000 signatures requesting the toughening of the juvenile law in response to a sentence that has proven to be predictable. The family has reported that the sentence handed down against their son’s killer was six years of detention in a juvenile center and two years of probation “and not a single day in prison.”

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Arrested 'El Trompas', the suspect in the femicide of the Spanish woman Claudia Tacoronte in Mexico

Arrested ‘El Trompas’, the suspect in the femicide of the Spanish woman Claudia Tacoronte in Mexico

Mexican authorities arrested this Thursday the alleged perpetrator of the murder of the young Spanish student Claudia Tacoronte, 21 years old, who was stabbed on Saturday in the municipality of Cuautla, in the state of Morelos (center). The Prosecutor’s Office will charge him with the crime of femicide and will seek a maximum sentence of 70 years in prison for the detainee.

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Barça: the club records record revenues but remains in losses

Barça: the club records record revenues but remains in losses

Barça demonstrates a global strength and appeal that withstands practically everything. Although it has been more than a decade since reaching a Champions League final, it is the second football club with the highest revenue in the world… after the eternal rival, Real Madrid. In the last 2025-26 season, whose accounts will be voted on tomorrow by the assembly of shareholder members, it broke the record and surpassed the 1 billion euro mark by 60 million. The renewed agreement with Nike, the sponsorship of Camp Nou by Spotify, and merchandising are proof of that vigor.

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Can the AI arms race be stopped?

Can the AI arms race be stopped?

Two things should make you reflect on what artificial intelligence (AI) could mean for humanity. The first is that those working with this technology warn that it could lead to a catastrophe, even human extinction. The second is how technological innovation is worsening the destruction of Ukraine. These facts offer contradictory lessons on whether the rapid advancement of AI can or should be slowed down.

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Trump will finish his term without seeing a single interest rate cut

Trump will finish his term without seeing a single interest rate cut

There is a number to consider: 16. That is the number of times (a minimum documented, but there could be more) that the U.S. president, Donald Trump, has asked in just under two years for the Federal Reserve to lower interest rates. Almost one appeal per month. The latest complaint came yesterday, and the magnate went a bit too far, claiming that the price of money should be set, according to the parameters of the U.S. economy, at 1% or less.

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Outcry in Valencia over the sending of the ES-Alert with the streets already flooded with water

Outcry in Valencia over the sending of the ES-Alert with the streets already flooded with water

The ES-Alert that was sent on Wednesday night to the mobiles of the Valencians arrived at 22:08. At that moment, many streets of València and towns like Torrent were already flooded by the downpour. And even in the Ciudad de València stadium, where the Levante vs Athletic match was suspended, the situation was total chaos. Was the ES-Alert sent late?

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The Mediterranean goes on alert due to the succession of extreme rains in October

The Mediterranean goes on alert due to the succession of extreme rains in October

Meteorologists warn of episodes of extreme rainfall throughout the Mediterranean starting from the end of next week, which will extend into October. The models used by meteorologists and experts anticipate a succession of disturbances that will specifically affect the areas of Catalonia, the Balearic Islands, and Valencia, but will also extend to southern France, Italy, and Greece.

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