Government and regional authorities approve the distribution of the 7 billion from the State Housing Plan

Government and regional authorities approve the distribution of the 7 billion from the State Housing Plan

The Sectoral Conference on Housing and Urban Agenda held this morning in Madrid has approved the State Housing Plan 2026-2030 (PEV), with a total investment of 7 billion euros. Of this amount, 60% (4.2 billion) will be contributed by the ministry and the remaining 40% (2.8 billion) by the autonomous communities. The Government of Spain and the autonomous communities and cities have reached an agreement after almost a year of work in this morning’s meeting, despite some disagreements from the autonomous communities.

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Harry and Meghan return to the United Kingdom six years after their move to California

Harry and Meghan return to the United Kingdom six years after their move to California

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are preparing their return to the United Kingdom six years after crossing the pond to establish their residence in California. Their children, Archie and Lilibet, are already enrolled in British schools, and King Charles III is aware of all the plans of his youngest son and daughter-in-law. Therefore, the arrival of the most high-profile couple of the British royal family is just around the corner, with the end of August as the expected date for them to begin this new stage in their lives.

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Zelensky and Fedorov vie for Elon Musk's closeness to attract his technology to Ukraine

Zelensky and Fedorov vie for Elon Musk’s closeness to attract his technology to Ukraine

Mykhailo Fedorov has said that Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy should return the post of Minister of Defense to him because it was he who managed to get Elon Musk to block Russia’s access to Starlink satellites. But now Zelenskyy seems to be competing with his former minister for closeness with the tech magnate, whom he has decorated with the Order of Liberty.

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Spain and Brazil seek to give impetus and shape to the coalition to tax the super-rich

Spain and Brazil seek to give impetus and shape to the coalition to tax the super-rich

The finance ministers of Spain and Brazil, Arcadi España and Dario Durigan, held a meeting this Saturday, parallel to the progressive summit and the summit in defense of democracy held in Barcelona, to boost an initiative that both countries already agreed upon last July in Seville: The launch of an international coalition to tax the super-rich with a specific tax to address inequality and wealth concentration.

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Jonathan Andic, from the failed rise to the management of Mango to his role as a shareholder

Jonathan Andic, from the failed rise to the management of Mango to his role as a shareholder

Jonathan Andic grew up within Mango long before occupying an office at the top of the group. He was the eldest son of Isak Andic, the founder who built one of the largest European fashion empires from Catalonia, but those who dealt with him in those years remember a discreet executive, more comfortable in creative and product teams than on the corporate front line. He studied Audiovisual Communication in the United States and later completed his training with an MBA at IESE, before formally joining the family business in 2005.

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The socialist El Sayed defeats the Democratic establishment in the Michigan Senate primaries

The socialist El Sayed defeats the Democratic establishment in the Michigan Senate primaries

After a tense and aggressive campaign, with Israel’s role at the center of the contest, progressive Abdul El Sayed has won tonight the Democratic Senate primary in Michigan against centrist Haley Stevens, current congresswoman in the House of Representatives. With 95% of the votes counted, Associated Press has projected his victory when they were only separated by 20,000 votes, by a margin of 0.90 points. The winner will face the Trumpist Republican Mike Rogers on November 3 in this contested state, where Donald Trump won the 2024 presidential election by a narrow margin of 1.4%.

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Sánchez thanks the “calmness” of the people of Ceuta as pressure grows over Rabat's role

Sánchez thanks the “calmness” of the people of Ceuta as pressure grows over Rabat’s role

Pedro Sánchez has chosen the path of empathy to face Ceuta Day, a date that this year is hardly festive for its population. With the city still absorbing the impact of the migratory avalanche at the end of July and the tension in its streets running high, the President of the Government has opted for a message of support and self-criticism. He has acknowledged that, until normality is restored, for part of the people of Ceuta the State’s response remains insufficient. And he did so barely 24 hours after the Council of Ministers gave the green light to a financial lifeline of 309 million euros.

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