A woman drowns in the cove of Maset de Sant Feliu de Guíxols
A 74-year-old woman has drowned this Sunday while bathing in the Maset cove, near the Sant Pol beach of Sant Feliu de Guíxols, in Girona.
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The Spanish synchro makes Rosalía’s Berghain immortal with the silver and six tens in artistry
There are golds that over time get lost in any box and silvers that are remembered forever. The eternal dichotomy between winning or leaving a mark, which many times do not go hand in hand. With that metaphor, the result of the last of the artistic swimming events at the European Championships in Paris is explained, the acrobatic, which crowned Russia on the podium, achieving a triple in the team events, but also brought Spain to the top in the memory of the synchro family.
The judge points to the senior officials with whom Zapatero’s network contacted for the bailout
Former president José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero is said to have used his influence within the government of Pedro Sánchez and that of Venezuelan Nicolás Maduro to conduct business, according to the judge of the National Court José Luis Calama, who has charged him. The question is: whom did he influence? The court order does not specify which senior government official or administration employee was influenced but, however, hints at meetings, encounters, contacts, or references regarding the moves that the former socialist leader and his network would have made to achieve the bailout of the airline Plus Ultra.
The song of the summer: it grows only due to immigration and productivity stagnates
The political trench is also polarizing the analysis of the Spanish economic situation. No nuances: either everything is going very well or absolutely very badly. Despite the positive data, the latest two days ago, an annual growth rate of 2.7% in the second quarter, the decline in unemployment and the increase in employment, the debate has focused on the theoretical artificiality of that dynamic, which would derive exclusively from the simple accumulation of more immigrant workers, without any real improvement in the economy, especially regarding citizens’ income. No model changes either, always centered on tourism and low-value services.
The baby’s mother declares that if she had seen the father’s mistreatment, she would have reported it
The mother investigated along with her partner for alleged serious injuries and sexual assault with penetration to her six-week-old baby in Barcelona has assured the judge today that she never saw any signs of ill-treatment from her partner towards the little one and has reaffirmed her innocence: “If I had seen it, I would have reported it,” according to judicial sources.
Ferran Torres dresses up as Iniesta and opens the doors to eternity: Spain wins the World Cup
Spain rules the world, a reality reflected in its football and confirmed by the World Cup. The second star is already flying back to the Peninsula to be embedded on the chest of an admirable team, which has a new hero. From Foios, Ferran Torres burst into extra time to disguise himself as Iniesta and open the doors to eternity with a left-footed shot. A goal that transferred the overwhelming superiority of the Spanish team to the scoreboard, wiping Argentina off the map without any hesitation and ending the Messi era in tears.
The president of Ceuta attacks the Government again and threatens to go to the judiciary
The president of Ceuta, the popular Juan Jesús Vivas, has reiterated his criticisms of the Government, which he has accused of “whitewashing the reality” that the autonomous city is experiencing, and has announced that he will turn to “other State instances,” including the judiciary, if the Executive does not resolve the crisis within 30 days.
A Russian warship fires two flares at a Danish helicopter in the Baltic
Denmark accused a Russian warship today of firing two flares at one of its military helicopters while it was monitoring the vessel in the Baltic Sea. According to the Danish armed forces, the incident occurred in international waters near the port of Gedser, located south of the island of Falster. Although one of the flares passed close to the helicopter, the attack caused no material or personal damage.
The workforce at the Gurb plant is wary of the deal between Pascual and Casa Tarradellas
The workers’ assembly at the Pascual plant in Gurb has decided to call a strike on May 11 in response to what they consider a lack of dialogue from management. The workers denounce that the company has been refusing for months to open a collective bargaining process, while still failing to clarify how the planned closure for July will be carried out.
Sánchez visits Ceuta amid migration crisis
The President of the Government, Pedro Sánchez, is traveling to Ceuta to follow ‘in situ’ the migratory crisis affecting the autonomous city, to which thousands of people from Morocco arrived this Thursday, of whom at least 18 have lost their lives at sea and which has completely overwhelmed its reception capacity.