The Government approves a law to regulate AI with fines of up to 35 million

The Government approves a law to regulate AI with fines of up to 35 million

The Council of Ministers approved this Tuesday the draft Organic Law for the proper use and governance of artificial intelligence (AI), which adapts Spanish legislation to the European Artificial Intelligence Regulation (AI Act), in force since August 2024, and which regulates the rules that AI tools must comply with in Spain and contemplates fines that can reach up to 35 million euros or 7% of the annual turnover of the sanctioned party.

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From the hallway to the hangover: Barça falls in Vitoria against a desperate Alavés

From the hallway to the hangover: Barça falls in Vitoria against a desperate Alavés

From the hallway to the hangover. From the tribute to the champion to a defeat in Vitoria. The one who needed it won, an Alavés with their back against the wall. And Barça lost, who had nothing at stake except statistical matters. Because the match at Mendizorroza meant the end of Barcelona’s streak after twelve consecutive wins and marked the first time they failed to score in the League since December 15, 2024. After 55 rounds of scoring, Flick’s team finished a match with zero goals. Losing also means that Barcelona can no longer reach one hundred points. But the lack of tension was logical and even predictable.

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Sumar accuses Morocco, along with the U.S. and Israel, of the Ceuta crisis and demands the transfer of minors to the Peninsula

Sumar accuses Morocco, along with the U.S. and Israel, of the Ceuta crisis and demands the transfer of minors to the Peninsula

The junior partner of the coalition government, Sumar, has clearly distanced itself from the socialist wing and has directly pointed to Morocco, with the collaboration of the United States and Israel, as provoking the massive crossing of the Ceuta border to bring down the government and has demanded the transfer to the Peninsula of the thousands of people, particularly minors, who are still in the autonomous city.

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Teachers' unions call three marches to paralyze Barcelona in the morning

Teachers’ unions call three marches to paralyze Barcelona in the morning

The protests in schools do not subside. This Tuesday marks the start of the first of 16 planned educational strikes in the public sector by the unions. Many are local, corresponding to educational territorial zones, but today’s, May 12, the one on the 27th of the same month, and the one on June 5 will be for all of Catalonia. In practice, each center can strike for five days in these remaining 40 days to finish the school year.

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Penélope Cruz "freaks out" over her 16 minutes of applause in Venice

Penélope Cruz “freaks out” over her 16 minutes of applause in Venice

There is not a minute to lose. There are ovations before which not even Penélope Cruz, who has experienced quite a few, can remain indifferent. “I’m amazed,” Pe says this Wednesday recalling the applause received in the Sala Grande of the Lido in Venice. Her team points out: “It was 15 minutes, right?”. She immediately corrects: “No, it was 16!”.

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Iranian cartoonist Marjane Satrapi, author of 'Persepolis', dies at 56

Iranian cartoonist Marjane Satrapi, author of ‘Persepolis’, dies at 56

A black and white drawing went viral on social media at the end of 2025, due to recent protests in Iran over the country’s growing economic crisis. It was a girl dancing as if there were no tomorrow while dreaming of the end of the dictatorship. Today this drawing has returned to the profiles of many users but for a different reason: the death of its author, Marjane Satrapi, at the age of 56.

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