A car ends up embedded in the Begoña metro after a collision with another car on the Castellana

A car ends up embedded in the Begoña metro after a collision with another car on the Castellana

A car has ended up embedded in the Begoña metro station, after a collision with another on La Castellana. Two people have been injured, one with serious prognosis and another with minor injuries, following a traffic accident on the early hours of this Monday on Paseo de la Castellana. The embedded car and another vehicle collided and, after losing control, one of them ended up on the stairs of the Begoña metro station, according to Emergencias Madrid.

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Infantino opens the door to a World Cup with 64 teams: “It will be reviewed after this World Cup”

Infantino opens the door to a World Cup with 64 teams: “It will be reviewed after this World Cup”

Gianni Infantino, president of FIFA, gave an interview this Sunday to the Swiss television channel Blue Sport where he opened the door to a new expansion of participating teams in the World Cup. The Swiss official assured that it is “a matter that will be examined after this World Cup.” It is worth remembering that in this edition, which is held in the United States, Mexico, and Canada, the number of national teams was already expanded to 48, 16 more teams than in previous editions.

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Pedri's role against France, at the center of Spain's debate in the World Cup

Pedri’s role against France, at the center of Spain’s debate in the World Cup

The Spanish team trained this Sunday without major incidents on the green of the legendary Cotton Bowl in Dallas, which has been the center of operations during the days leading up to the match against Portugal, which also took place in Texas. The agonizing victory against Belgium has left a very good taste in Spain’s ranks, reaching a World Cup semifinal for the second time in history. With France on the horizon as the last obstacle before the final in New York, there is a debate that captures all the attention and it is none other than the role Pedri will have for the match against Mbappé, Dembélé, and company.

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Albares asks the PP to stop “boycotting” Spanish foreign policy and the relationship with France

Albares asks the PP to stop “boycotting” Spanish foreign policy and the relationship with France

The Minister of Foreign Affairs, José Manuel Albares, did not hold back this morning when attacking the foreign policy line of the Popular Party (PP) and stating that they are “absolutely incapable of governing.” Commenting on the crisis triggered by the xenophobic opinion about the French team from former president Mariano Rajoy, Albares has asked the PP to stop “boycotting” Spanish foreign policy and the relationships it has with neighboring countries such as France, Morocco, or Algeria.

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The garden city that València imagined: a walk through the iconic “journalists' chalets”

The garden city that València imagined: a walk through the iconic “journalists’ chalets”

It is surprising to visit with today’s eyes the “journalists’ chalets” of the past, those single-family homes, with outdoor vegetation, terraces, and a modernist air that the architect Enrique Viedma (València, 1889-1959) built in 1935 next to Blasco Ibáñez Avenue in the capital of the Túria. Single-family homes, with a lobby, living room, kitchen, three or four bedrooms, outdoor patio, and a privileged location next to the Viveros gardens that were designed for the Press Association. Looking at them with the eyes of a city now besieged by the real estate crisis, which tears its seams, raises its prices, and expels its neighbors, is even more surprising.

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