Antena 3 will not be able to broadcast the famous Rosco from Pasapalabra. The Supreme Court has confirmed in a ruling issued on April 30, which was made public this morning, that El Rosco belongs to MC&F. The High Court confirms a previous ruling by the Provincial Court of Barcelona and thus puts an end to a long procedure.
Ukraine has intensified security measures in the border regions with Belarus amid fears of a possible new Russian offensive from the north of the country. The Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) confirmed this Thursday the deployment of reinforced controls, inspections, and special operations in the border areas, after weeks of warning that Moscow could use Belarusian territory as a platform for new attacks.
In luxury fashion not everything goes and social media makes sure to highlight it when a celebrity wears, and consequently viralizes, a design that borders on bad taste. The latest figure to be the subject of criticism for their wardrobe choice has been the Polish footballer Wojciech Tomasz Szczęsny.
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.
All those who stayed with Disney’s Bambi cannot believe what is happening with Zapatero. In that story, we saw how a mother gave birth to a fawn with friendly eyebrows, destined to assume, already with antlers, the role of the Great Prince of the Forest (Felipe…
The indefinite strike in Valencian public education experienced a new day of political pressure and mobilization this Thursday at the doors of Les Corts Valencianes. Hundreds of teachers gathered from early morning near the regional parliament to demand that the Generalitat reopen negotiations and reach an agreement to end the conflict, which is now entering its ninth consecutive day.
The man arrested for the stabbing death of his ex-partner in a square in Figueres this Tuesday will appear before the court tomorrow, Friday. The attacker was arrested by the Mossos d’Esquadra shortly after committing the crime, thanks to the collaboration of several citizens who struggled with him and managed to hold him. The case is being investigated as an alleged homicide.
The feeling of standing alone on the summit of Everest, enjoying the ascent with a certain intimacy, is a difficult mission these days during the high season in the Nepalese Himalayas. Every year, records appear, some somewhat peculiar from aspirants seeking a certain notoriety, although it must be acknowledged that others demonstrate a commendable spirit of overcoming. With common sense and the necessary preparation, everyone has the right to pursue their dream. But the overcrowded Everest every spring is not a desired destination for the most committed climbers; it is the goal of hundreds of men and women who climb in single file tied to ropes, hooked up to bottled oxygen, and accompanied by sherpas. Yesterday, a total of 274 people reached the summit from the Nepalese side, at 8,849 meters, the highest number ever recorded, according to Rishi Bhandari, secretary general of the Nepal Expedition Operators Association, who communicated this to Reuters.
The Auto 2030 plan, to boost the motor industry in Spain in the electrification wave, was presented this Thursday in Catalonia, still with one of the key points, purchase subsidies of up to 4,500 euros, pending deployment. “The system will be operational before summer” and the subsidies can be requested, detailed Jordi García Brustenga, Secretary of State for Industry, at an event in Barcelona. Despite the delay, the subsidies will be retroactive from January.
Collserola will reopen, but it will not be immediate or in the short term. The Deputy Mayor of Security, Albert Batlle, announced this Thursday that the restrictions imposed after the first case of African swine fever was reported in November last year will remain “in effect during the summer months as a general rule.” The PSC councilor empathized with the users of the natural park but reminded that there is a lot at stake – “the economy of a country,” he said – and urged to follow the rules and comply with the prohibition.