In the absence of solutions, affection is good. Spanish football, to be solemn, began yesterday in Ceuta the national tour of the De la Fuente (coach)-Louzán (RFEF president) tandem to showcase the World Cup and extend its effluvia of national unity.

The last plenary session of Congress is one of the most high-voltage parliamentary sessions that have taken place in Spain in recent years. The Prime Minister appeared, at his own request, to report on the situation in the autonomous city of Ceuta. The opposition was waiting to accuse him of “treason,” and none of his parliamentary allies, whether close or more distant, was willing to give him full support. The day before, numerous demonstrations had taken place in the main municipalities of Spain as a sign of solidarity with Ceuta. Convened by the Popular Party and Vox, these demonstrations became a cry of protest against the Government.

The Prosecutor’s Office has paved the way for the judge of the National Court María Tardón to agree to initiate an investigation into the mass entry into Ceuta from Morocco on July 30 and 31, which resulted in nearly 80,000 people crossing the border both by swimming and on foot, 82 of whom died in the attempt. After receiving the required reports from both the National Police and the Civil Guard, the public prosecutor maintains that there is sufficient evidence to start an investigation. Next week the instructor will make a decision, although it is expected to proceed.

Pedro Sánchez is a fan of enduro. He likes to overcome natural obstacles with the bike and show endurance and skill on social media. Position, braking, curves, gaze, speed control, and terrain reading. Manuals from chiefs of staff abound, but to…