The President of the United States, Donald Trump, has referred to Spain as a “ruined country,” in reference to the crisis in Ceuta, after stating that the massive crossing of migrants from Morocco “is sad to see.”
The United States and Iran have resumed hostilities, the price of Brent crude has risen again to $95 per barrel, and six months later, the interrupted diplomacy does not allow for a glimpse of an early end to the war. However, for the first time since the conflict began, Washington is effectively able to escort commercial vessels through the Strait of Hormuz, through which one-fifth of the world’s crude oil passed before February 28.
The Superior Court of Justice of Madrid (TSJM) has closed the proceedings opened against Judge Juan Carlos Peinado, the instructor of the Begoña Gómez case, wife of the Prime Minister, for his statements in a judicial order about the risk that national police officers, while on escort duty, could help Pedro Sánchez’s wife flee Spain.
The Moroccan authorities have informed the Government that they have opened an investigation into the mass entry of people into Ceuta at the end of July.
The United States Mint on Wednesday put commemorative one-dollar coins on sale for the 250th anniversary of the country’s independence, featuring the face of the current president, Donald Trump.
Artificial intelligence poses a double challenge for the human mind. The most advanced models will not only soon be able to think better than people, but AI has consequences for humanity that are so uncertain, potentially so enormous, and approaching so quickly that even the brightest minds hesitate. One example is Elon Musk.
They call it sexalescence, an expression that aims to redefine the life of active sixty-year-olds eager to seize every purpose. It combines sexagenarian and adolescence, suggesting that the 60s can be a kind of new beginning. Sexalescents are active people, with autonomy and more personal time, who move away from the traditional idea of “old age” because they cultivate curiosity and knowledge – whether reading, workshops or reading circles – sports, crafts or travel.
Under the motto “When the territory is the ingredient,” the event reinforces an idea increasingly valued by the food and tourism industry: gastronomic excellence is born not only from technique but also from the landscape, the product, and local identity. This year’s edition arrives with a clear narrative and a well-defined strategy. Andorra Taste is not limited to bringing together renowned chefs; it builds a discourse around high mountain gastronomy as an economic, cultural, and tourist asset. In a market where origin, authenticity, and sustainability are already consumer demands, the Andorran festival fits precisely. Its proposal connects with an audience seeking experiences with content, prestige, and a sense of territory.
The two young women, one of them a minor, who appear in the illegally distributed sexual content videos that have put Real Madrid defender Raúl Asencio and his former teammates Ferran Ruiz, Juan Rodríguez, and Andrés García on trial, confirmed to the judge this Thursday that they have forgiven the four involved.
If there was one thing the Peruvian-Barcelona writer Santiago Roncagliolo (Lima, 1975) was clear about when, a few years ago, he began researching for the book El pastor y los lobos – which Seix Barral has just published – it was that the American priest Robert Francis Prevost did not go to the Peruvian town of Chulucanas in 1985 “to prosper, nor to be important within the Church, nor to live well.” The author of this very personal biography about the Pope, in which echoes of Carrère and Cercas resonate, intersperses painful episodes from his own life – such as the abuse he suffered from a priest at his school – others from the life of Saint Augustine, investigates the meaning of faith in today’s world, and makes revelations about Prevost’s relentless fight against mafias and abusers, even bringing to light some secrets of the conclave that chose Leo XIV as Francis’s successor.
