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SIL Barcelona highlights companies' trust in AI as an ally to improve their logistics

SIL Barcelona highlights companies’ trust in AI as an ally to improve their logistics

Alen Craig05 mins

Artificial Intelligence is generating increasing trust among industrial companies that consume logistics, who see this tool as an ally to improve their operations. This is determined by the XVI Barometer of the Logistics Circle 2026, published by SIL Barcelona, the reference fair in Logistics, Transport, Intralogistics, and Supply Chain, organized by the Consorci de la Zona Franca de Barcelona (CZFB), which will take place from June 3 to 5 at Fira Barcelona, Montjuic.

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The witnesses say that the Sant Roc gunman shot the minors

The witnesses say that the Sant Roc gunman shot the minors

Alen Craig04 mins

A deathly silence has taken over the Sant Roc neighborhood of Badalona. On Sunday afternoon, a vehicle stopped without turning off the engine at number 19 Còrdova Street, next to a square where drug buying and selling is common. An individual armed with an automatic pistol emptied the magazine, eight shots, aiming, according to some witnesses, at the place where two minors were playing. A ten-year-old girl received a clean shot in the elbow, with an entry and exit wound, and a bone fracture.

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Balas will testify in the trial against David Sánchez amid the operation against the plot that allegedly sought to "destroy him"

Balas will testify in the trial against David Sánchez amid the operation against the plot that allegedly sought to “destroy him”

Alen Craig05 mins

The first session of the trial against David Sánchez, brother of the Prime Minister, Pedro Sánchez, proceeded slowly. David Sánchez arrived at the Audiencia de Badajoz, where he is being tried for the alleged crimes of influence peddling and malfeasance, at 9:40 in the morning. He got out of the car, put on his blazer, and entered calmly into the interior of the Palace of Justice.

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Azcón, sworn in as president of Aragón with the votes of Vox

Azcón, sworn in as president of Aragón with the votes of Vox

Alen Craig05 mins

The popular Jorge Azcón is again president of Aragón. After almost five months of institutional deadlock in the community, the popular leader has renewed the position with the support of his 26 deputies and the 13 from Vox (there was one absent), which in February doubled its representation and has leveraged that new weight both in the ideology of the government program and in its organizational chart, where they will hold a vice presidency and three ministries (Deregulation, Social Welfare and Family; Environment and Tourism; and Livestock, Agriculture and Food).

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Trump receives the British royals with pomp and boasts of being King Charles III's distant cousin

Trump receives the British royals with pomp and boasts of being King Charles III’s distant cousin

Alen Craig06 mins

Donald and Melania Trump received King Charles III and Camilla of the United Kingdom this Tuesday in a pompous State ceremony on the South Lawn of the White House, on the second day of the British royal family’s official tour, with which both countries commemorate 250 years since the independence of the 13 founding colonies of the United States. The Marine Band performed the two official anthems with their trumpets, followed by the traditional 21-gun salute, a military honor reserved for the highest dignitaries.

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Apple names John Ternus as chief executive and Tim Cook, executive chairman

Apple names John Ternus as chief executive and Tim Cook, executive chairman

Alen Craig01 mins

Apple announced on Monday the appointment of John Ternus, senior vice president of Hardware Engineering, as its next chief executive officer. Ternus, with a long career in the hardware sector, will lead the company after Tim Cook’s departure scheduled for September, as the iPhone manufacturer prepares for an industry transformation driven by artificial intelligence.

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Spain will host the hantavirus cruise and will care for the doctor, the most serious case

Spain will host the hantavirus cruise and will care for the doctor, the most serious case

Alen Craig05 mins

The Ministry of Health accepted last night the request of the World Health Organization (WHO) and will finally host the cruise ship Hondius, where a hantavirus outbreak has affected seven people, three of whom have died. The ship will dock in the Canary Islands after the evacuation of the three people still on board who show symptoms. Among them is the crew doctor, who is in serious condition and will be evacuated on a hospital plane in the coming hours.

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Controversial naturopath Txumari Alfaro, presenter of 'La botica de la abuela', dies

Controversial naturopath Txumari Alfaro, presenter of ‘La botica de la abuela’, dies

Alen Craig03 mins

Navarrese naturopath Txumari Alfaro, popular for his television presence in the nineties, passed away this Saturday in Pamplona at the age of 73 due to causes that have not been disclosed to date. Born in Arguedas in 1952, Alfaro gained great notoriety thanks to the program La botica de la abuela, broadcast on La 1, where he offered advice based on traditional remedies to treat various ailments.

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