The perpetrator of the Louisiana massacre was the father of seven of the eight children killed

The perpetrator of the Louisiana massacre was the father of seven of the eight children killed

A Louisiana father shot and killed eight children, including seven of his own, in an attack on his family Sunday morning that spanned two homes in a Shreveport neighborhood shocked by one of the country’s deadliest mass shootings in recent years, police said. Two women, including the attacker’s wife —the children’s mother—, were also seriously injured, according to Chris Bordelon, a spokesperson for the Shreveport Police Department. Authorities noted that the children —all killed in the same house— were between 3 and 11 years old. The attacker, identified as 31-year-old Shamar Elkins, died after a police chase that ended when officers opened fire on him, according to Bordelon.

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Mbappé and Vinícius do not falter in a season finale that will be 'molto longo'

Mbappé and Vinícius do not falter in a season finale that will be ‘molto longo’

A Real Madrid going through the motions, amidst a cold and indifferent atmosphere, remains hanging by a thread of hope in the League after defeating Alavés with goals from Mbappé and Vinícius, booed at the start, redeemed later, a bipolarity repeated ad nauseam this season at the Bernabéu, which at times doesn’t know what feeling to identify with its team (2-1).

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Balconies for a thousand euros to see the Pope in Barcelona

Balconies for a thousand euros to see the Pope in Barcelona

“Private balcony for 6 six people. Ideal for families, groups, photographers, and pilgrims. Enjoy an exclusive elevated viewpoint of the Pope’s visit. Price 1,200 euros.” Taking a look at some second-hand sales portals, you can see numerous ads from people who want to make a killing and rent out their balcony where the Popemobile will pass on June 10th through the Eixample, before the Sagrada Família ceremony.

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Several European countries are seeking external partners to create migrant deportation centers

Several European countries are seeking external partners to create migrant deportation centers

Europe confirms its new tough migration policy. While the European Parliament and the European Council have just given their green light to the final EU return regulation that endorses the creation of migrant deportation centers in third countries, some European countries do not want to waste any more time on bureaucratic processes and have gotten to work. Following the lessons of the Italian Giorgia Meloni in Albania, several capitals are grouping into small teams within the Twenty-Seven to probe other countries in Africa, the Balkans, or Central Asia where similar agreements to the one between Rome and Tirana can be created.

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Illa secures its first budgets after renewing and updating the agreement with Comuns

Illa secures its first budgets after renewing and updating the agreement with Comuns

El Govern de Salvador Illa will have its first budgets and Catalonia will have validated accounts, something that had not happened since 2023. The Catalan Executive will be able to approve the budget project in July after securing the 68 votes necessary for it. After closing the pact with Esquerra Republicana last Tuesday, it remained to regain the six votes from Comuns, who had requested to update the agreement they sealed in February because they consider these will be the only budgets of the legislature.

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The old Werther

The old Werther

While at the Liceu, Christof Loy presents us with a young Werther in the thrilling performance of Xabier Anduaga, at the Supreme Court, an old Werther was also acting. The first Werther loves Charlotte and steps aside, while José Luis Ábalos says, perhaps, the…

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Rosa Peral's penitentiary itinerary: six prison transfers and three criminal cases

Rosa Peral’s penitentiary itinerary: six prison transfers and three criminal cases

Rosa Peral has been transferred from prison for the sixth time as nine years pass since the crime of the Guardia Urbana in which she killed her boyfriend, Pedro Rodríguez, along with her lover, Albert López. During this time, Peral has been involved in multiple conflicts that have resulted in sanctions, disciplinary proceedings, and the opening of up to three new criminal cases. The penitentiary itinerary of the former urban guard is as follows: Wad-Ras, Brians 1, Mas d’Enric, Wad-Ras, Brians 1, Mas d’Enric and, now, again, Brians 1.

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