The Ayuso Government looked for an apartment with a “large terrace” before justifying the penthouse as an office

The Ayuso Government looked for an apartment with a “large terrace” before justifying the penthouse as an office

The sale of the luxury penthouse acquired by the Community of Madrid has not quelled the controversy; on the contrary, it has fueled it. Every new detail about the purchase process calls into question the structure of the official narrative offered so far by the Government of Isabel Díaz Ayuso. The latest revelation places the origin of the operation months before the signing. According to El País, between January and March of this year, Planifica Madrid was tasked with finding an apartment between 250 and 400 square meters with “a large terrace” in Chamberí or its surroundings. At no point in that assignment was it specified that the property had to house offices or workspaces. The penthouse that the public company would end up buying on April 14 had been listed since January 31 for 6.6 million euros.

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A flood leaves 17 dead and hundreds of tourists and pilgrims missing between Nepal and Tibet

A flood leaves 17 dead and hundreds of tourists and pilgrims missing between Nepal and Tibet

A massive flood originating in China struck northern Nepal this Wednesday, leaving at least 17 dead and hundreds missing on both sides of the Himalayas. Many of the latter are tourists and pilgrims, particularly Hindus heading to Mount Kailash in Tibet. The most affected area is said to be the border itself, in the Nepali district of Rasuwa, where the customs post has been swept away, along with its 14 employees.

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Flick on Julián Álvarez: “The club has to think about the future, not just the present”

Flick on Julián Álvarez: “The club has to think about the future, not just the present”

Hansi Flick faces Barça’s league debut at the Spotify Camp Nou against Athletic Club (21:00) with several key names on the table. There is one week left before the transfer market closes, and Barcelona has several files to resolve. Among them, the situation of Alejandro Balde, the future of the goalkeeping position with the arrival of Livakovic, the condition of Lamine Yamal, and, although he does not like to talk about players who are not part of his squad, everything was understood when he spoke about Julián Alvarez.

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Twenty new literary releases to enjoy this new school year

Twenty new literary releases to enjoy this new school year

Highly anticipated second novels, such as those by Alana S. Portero, Eva Comas-Arnal, or Andrea Abreu; long-running literary sagas, like those offered by Dolores Redondo or Martín Caparrós; authors with a literary fixation like Jon Bilbao and the seafaring house that appears throughout almost his entire literary universe; works with a historical background, such as those by Aniol Florensa or Pere Antoni Pons, and even a debut, that of Cristina Genebat. This literary season comes loaded with highly anticipated readings and names that everyone marks on their calendar.

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Castilla y León, Extremadura and Aragón will skip the Childhood meeting on Ceuta

Castilla y León, Extremadura and Aragón will skip the Childhood meeting on Ceuta

At least ten autonomous communities will attend this Thursday, August 27, the Sectoral Conference on Childhood and Adolescence, which will address the extraordinary credit of 25 million euros intended for the care of migrant minors in Ceuta, following the massive arrival of foreigners on July 30, as well as the possible distribution among the autonomous communities of these minors. And, for now, three others have confirmed that they will be absent from the meeting: Castilla y León, Extremadura, and Aragón, while the Balearic Islands, the Community of Madrid, and La Rioja have, for the moment, avoided confirming their presence.

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Junts registers the law again for the delegation of powers in immigration and changes the preamble

Junts registers the law again for the delegation of powers in immigration and changes the preamble

As announced a few weeks ago, Junts per Catalunya has once again submitted this Wednesday in Congress the bill to delegate immigration-related powers to the Generalitat that it agreed with the PSOE last year and that was rejected in September 2025 by the votes of the PP, Vox, Podemos, and two deputies from Sumar. The post-convergence party thus recovers an initiative they consider a current commitment with the socialists, doing so amid the migration crisis in Ceuta, while maintaining their rejection that Catalonia should have to host minors who have recently arrived in the autonomous city.

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