Barça sweeps Lyonnes from Europe to be crowned Champions for the fourth time

Barça sweeps Lyonnes from Europe to be crowned Champions for the fourth time

Europe is blaugrana. Barça won its fourth Champions in Oslo, in the final between the two best teams in the world, sweeping OL Lyonnes of Jonatan Giráldez, of the millionaire Michele Kang, of Markel Zubizarreta. The French team conceded four goals against an unstoppable Barcelona, which recovered from the tough first half posed by the rival to overwhelm them like a champion in the second. Barça regains the European throne and makes a statement.

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Barça seeks its fourth Champions against a giant like Lyon in Oslo

Barça seeks its fourth Champions against a giant like Lyon in Oslo

Romeu-Giráldez duel on the benches, reunions, farewells, rematches, and a crown at stake. The clash between FC Barcelona and OL Lyonnes this afternoon at the Ullevaal Stadion in Oslo promises to be one of the most thrilling of all time. It has all the ingredients to be one of those that go down in history, and Barça wants to engrave its name on its fourth continental crown. Against their archrival, who wants to become that Lyon again that once terrified Europe. The one with eight Champions in its trophy cabinet, now seeking the first in Oslo since Michele Kang took ownership of the French giant.

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Reggaeton with suit and tie: Bad Bunny throws himself a party at the Olympic Stadium

Reggaeton with suit and tie: Bad Bunny throws himself a party at the Olympic Stadium

Bad Bunny has managed to elevate the genre of urban music, the one that mixes hip-hop, reggaeton, Latin rhythms, and autotune, into a mass spectacle that no one wants to miss. Ten years ago, no one gave a dime for this music, relegated to the margins of society and nights of excess, but last night it brought together in the stands a cast of politicians led by the Minister of Culture, Ernest Urtasun, along with Mayor Jaume Collboni and no less than four consellers of the Generalitat. A tribute to popular music like Pujol strolling through the April Fair or Tierno Galván shouting “those who aren’t high, get high.”

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Alejandro Fernández: “The congress will make the PP more united, strong, and with a shared project”

Alejandro Fernández: “The congress will make the PP more united, strong, and with a shared project”

The PP of Catalonia will hold its congress on June 27 with the aim of relaunching the project eight years after the last conclave. Alejandro Fernández (Tarragona, 1976) is running for re-election as president, having overcome tensions with Alberto Núñez Feijóo, with the intention of strengthening the party and growing as an alternative.

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Thousands of people march through downtown Madrid in a protest against Sánchez

Thousands of people march through downtown Madrid in a protest against Sánchez

In the absence, for the moment, of that electoral super Sunday that hovers over every political conversation in Madrid after the regional collapse recorded by the PSOE in the recent elections, the right has celebrated its own reivindicative super Saturday this Saturday in which several tens of thousands of people have marched between Colón Square and the Victory Arch, in Moncloa, called by Sociedad Civil Española to demand the resignation of the President of the Government, Pedro Sánchez.

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Raise crows

Raise crows

Without a doubt, the word of the week has been mango, whether referring to the clothing store you can find on any central street identical to any major capital in the world, or as the first person singular present tense of the verb mangar. It has been very curious…

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Jonathan Andic's phone was never activated during his 48-hour trip to Quito

Jonathan Andic’s phone was never activated during his 48-hour trip to Quito

The judge of Martorell Raquel Tierno Galván listed in the detention order of Jonathan Andic a “series of clues” that made him a suspect in the death of his father, Isak Andic, on December 14, 2024. Among these circumstantial evidences, the magistrate mentioned the disappearance “under strange circumstances” of the iPhone 14 that the accused was carrying the day his father fell into the void in Montserrat. The phone change took place on March 26, after Jonathan warned via a WhatsApp from his computer to his secretary at Mango that his mobile had been stolen. He requested a new one, an iPhone 16 Pro, which he activated as soon as he landed.

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Venezuelan magnates sought Zapatero's influence in Chavismo

Venezuelan magnates sought Zapatero’s influence in Chavismo

José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero was a political asset and a business asset. He was, at least, until this Tuesday when his indictment in the National Court for leading an influence network broke out. The former president was a draw because of his relations with Pedro Sánchez’s government, but not only for that. The case includes a list of businessmen, lawyers, and politicians who had connections with him, and in some cases those ties were linked to commercial and economic relations.

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