The simultaneous advance of wildfires in central Spain has unleashed a new political confrontation between the Community of Madrid and the central government. While the regional president of Madrid, Isabel Díaz Ayuso, has requested the declaration of operational situation 3 of national interest, the Government Delegation questions the measure and demands documentation to support it.
“‘I don’t run. I jog! That is, I walk fast,” Miquel Pucurull says with a smile. At 87 years old, he still goes out every morning to jog about six kilometers through the streets of Barcelona. His urban route starts on Llança street, where he lives, then continues along Tarragona street, Josep Tarradellas avenue, and up to El Corte Inglés on the Diagonal, and then back. He only rests one day a week.
Naomi Osaka knows very well how to make a triumphant entrance on the tennis courts. Some time ago, the Japanese athlete decided that she would not wear the typical uniforms on the courts to play matches, but rather follow the path of another great name in this sport, Serena Williams, and experiment with her looks.
Far from calming down, the conflict between Spain and Morocco is escalating. New hostilities are declared every day. Rabat has once again brought its claim over Ceuta and Melilla to the table and has threatened to suspend the extradition agreement with Spain, while the PP…
Traveling by plane has changed its logic. Checking a suitcase, which for decades was the automatic gesture of any flight, has become the last option, almost a personal failure: something that is only resorted to for major reasons or because the suitcase is simply too large to sneak into the cabin.
The road to hell is paved with good intentions. The presence of plainclothes Mossos d’Esquadra in schools to offer help and provide knowledge in security and prevention can be a good initiative… if done well. It can never be considered as a
The survival of the Seat brand beyond 2030 “is still being analyzed” and there are “several scenarios” on the table. “The continuity of the Seat brand will be evaluated based on how regulations evolve, customer demand, and market conditions,” the company explained in a statement released this Friday. “No decision has been made yet,” the statement insists, and all options remain open.
The Australian parliament has just passed a law that will force four major tech companies – Meta, Google, Microsoft (LinkedIn), and TikTok – to compensate media outlets for the use they make of the information. The Australian Government’s approach, which has received opposition support, is that the existence of digital platforms has left news companies in an inferior position when negotiating possible compensation for the use of their information. The new legislation will become a corrective factor for the protection of journalism.
A human tsunami arrived on July 30 at El Tarajal beach in Ceuta, leaving thousands of clothing items, flip-flops, and personal belongings, but also a giant political crisis that is eating away at Pedro Sánchez’s government, and a question that no one has answered yet: where and how does the wave begin?
A total of 21 migrants, all of them Moroccan, have been detained in the last few hours in Ceuta for their alleged involvement in a new stone-throwing attack on a military patrol, as well as on civil guards, without any injuries occurring.