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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Train service disruptions and traffic impacts due to torrential rains on the Costa Daurada

Train service disruptions and traffic impacts due to torrential rains on the Costa Daurada

Traffic cuts and disruptions to train circulation following the heavy rains recorded early this morning on the Costa Daurada. The Meteorological Service of Catalonia issued a warning on Saturday for rain accumulation after nearly 200 liters per square meter were recorded in a few hours on the Baix Penedès coast and more than 110 liters per square meter in some points on the northern coast of Tarragonès.

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Trapero calms the unrest among the Mossos and announces a change in the infiltration protocol

Trapero calms the unrest among the Mossos and announces a change in the infiltration protocol

The open crisis within the Mossos d’Esquadra due to the infiltration of two agents in a teachers’ assembly has forced the police director, Josep Lluís Trapero, and the senior officers of the force to meet with the mossos’ unions to calm tensions. Among the workers’ representatives, it was not well received that Trapero announced on Wednesday the opening of a confidential investigation that questioned the agents’ actions, who claim that they comply with current regulations.

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Granada trembles again: Why are there so many earthquakes?

Granada trembles again: Why are there so many earthquakes?

Granada has shaken again. Another intense earthquake, measuring 4.8 in magnitude, shook the Andalusian province this Tuesday, three days after a similar tremor that caused material damage and panic among its inhabitants. The new seismic event, accompanied by several aftershocks, with its epicenter in the municipality of Gójar, has caused cracks and falling cornices, debris, and facade elements, as well as three injuries, according to the emergency services report. The tremor has been felt in municipalities of Málaga, Córdoba, Jaén, and Almería. Also, much more lightly, in cities such as Ciudad Real, Puertollano, Albacete, or Madrid, according to information provided by the National Geographic Institute.

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The Supreme Court annuls the short-term rental registry because the State has no jurisdiction

The Supreme Court annuls the short-term rental registry because the State has no jurisdiction

The Supreme Court has annulled the single registration procedure for short-term rentals that are intended to be advertised through digital platforms, considering that the State lacks the authority to regulate it. Specifically, it argues that it establishes a regulation of a national registry that overlaps with the regional registries for the registration of tourist rentals.

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