Alert for the possible formation of a medicane between North Africa, Sicily, and Malta

Alert for the possible formation of a medicane between North Africa, Sicily, and Malta

Meteorologists warn of the possible formation of a medicane —hurricane in the Mediterranean— in North Africa between Malta and Sicily. Maps show the possible creation of “a cyclone with characteristics similar to those of a hurricane that forms over the Mediterranean Sea,” warn institutions such as the Institute of Geosciences (IGeo) of the CSIC-Complutense University of Madrid (UCM).

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El Camp Nou is flooded with estelades to defend the freedom to display independence flags

El Camp Nou is flooded with estelades to defend the freedom to display independence flags

A clearly visible tide, a massive clamor, and a large and unequivocal message. Camp Nou and the Barça fans spoke clearly and in Catalan to defend freedom of expression and the freedom to display flags. The independence flag has become a symbol to protest against the excessive force used by the National Police against a minor supporter in Elx who was carrying an estelada.

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This is what the election posters of the main parties look like in the elections in Andalusia

This is what the election posters of the main parties look like in the elections in Andalusia

The art of electoral poster study —the descriptive interpretation of posters during elections— is revived every time the ballot boxes are dusted off, and in the case of the Andalusian elections on the upcoming May 17, it was no different. The parties running on 17-M launched the campaign last night, with a poster posting that is already as traditional as it is symbolic, and unveiled their slogans and composition.

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The trail of corpses turns the Ceuta crisis into the deadliest at the border

The trail of corpses turns the Ceuta crisis into the deadliest at the border

The first curve of Martínez Catena Avenue, the road that runs along the southern coastal area of Ceuta, serves to quite accurately predict whether it will be a day of migratory pressure in the autonomous city. From there, in the background, you can glimpse Tarajal beach. Unless the dense fog that often appears during many summer days prevents seeing the border with Morocco. That white curtain, besides announcing stifling heat, helps immigrants who try to swim to the Spanish coast avoid being detected. Foggy night, early morning of irregular arrivals.

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