Tumors produce antioxidant molecules that inactivate immune system cells specialized in eliminating cancer. But if the antioxidants produced by tumors are removed, the immune system’s ability to control the disease can be restored.
A research project started more than 14 years ago by the Spanish National Research Council (CSIC) has moved to the clinical phase with the authorization of the first human study of an innovative gene therapy for Alzheimer’s, according to the Spanish biotechnology company Tetraneuron announced this Thursday.
La Casa del Rey knew that Pedro Sánchez would announce this Thursday in the Congress of Deputies that Felipe VI will travel to Ceuta “in the coming weeks.” According to sources consulted by La Vanguardia, the Zarzuela had been previously informed of the Prime Minister’s intention to make the visit public, after several days of conflicting versions between the Executive and the Casa del Rey about a trip that has become one of the political issues at the start of this term.
The President of the Generalitat, Salvador Illa, met this Thursday afternoon in Kiev with the President of Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelensky, at the Presidential Office of the Ukrainian head of state. The meeting served for the Catalan leader to convey Catalonia’s solidarity with the Ukrainian people and to invite the country’s president to visit Barcelona and Catalonia.
Pedro Sánchez’s appearance in Congress to provide explanations about the Ceuta crisis has confirmed that the Government was wrong throughout August in considering that the incident was almost resolved with the immediate Moroccan decision to…
The second time is expected to be the charm. The Ministry of Finance is set to approve this Friday the reform of the regional financing model after 17 years of debates and fruitless discussions. More than three decades during which public services have been strained and therefore need additional resources. To alleviate this deficit, the proposal that the central Government will put to a vote includes an additional 21 billion for the system. However, the Executive has only managed so far to gain the support of Catalonia and the Canary Islands, co-governed by the PP. The rest of the autonomous communities, all those with PP presidents and two socialists, Castilla-La Mancha and Asturias, have indicated that they will reject it. The Community of Madrid will not be at tomorrow’s meeting of the Fiscal and Financial Policy Council, having announced today that it will not attend and has called on other governments of the same political color to boycott it.
A 17-year-old Moroccan minor has died this Thursday in a reception center in Ceuta, according to police and health sources. The initial hypotheses suggest that the death is a consequence of the diabetes he suffered from and that authorities had been monitoring since his irregular arrival in the city.
The President of the Supreme Court and the General Council of the Judiciary (CGPJ), Isabel Perelló, has not delayed in responding to the Minister of the Interior, Fernando Grande-Marlaska, regarding his complaints against the judge of the National Court María Tardón for her investigations into the migration crisis in Ceuta. She has asked that the “utmost respect” be given to the decisions made by the investigating judge, who has requested several judicial reports before deciding whether to initiate a formal investigation.
At a highly politicized Venice Film Festival that this year has experienced a notable boycott by Hollywood studios unwilling to be exposed to uncomfortable questions, the news this Thursday is the presence of an intelligent and poetic film that could well win the Oscar and that, with John Malkovich’s performance, sets the bar very high at the Lido. It is Wild Horse Nine, a satire that goes beyond what would be a simple denunciation of the CIA’s modus operandi in its decades-long effort to destabilize governments in Latin America to, through an agent at the exit doors (Malkovich), lead the audience to a scenario of existential beauty.
A judge in Reus has brought two Mossos d’Esquadra officers who on December 14, 2021, had the difficult task of neutralizing a gunman in Tarragona one step away from trial. In an order reported by Cadena SER and also accessed by La Vanguardia, the judge considers their actions to have been disproportionate.
