Ábalos' former secretary declares that Jéssica went on 13 official trips and that Koldo paid for them

Ábalos’ former secretary declares that Jéssica went on 13 official trips and that Koldo paid for them

Jéssica Rodríguez, former partner of José Luis Ábalos, accompanied the then minister on 13 official trips “national and international” out of the 293 registered by the head of Transport, according to what was declared this morning by Ana María Aranda, former secretary of Ábalos in the trial being held before the Supreme Court against the former socialist minister, his former advisor Koldo García and the commissioner Víctor de Aldama.

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The Trump supporter De la Espriella wins the first round of elections in Colombia

The Trump supporter De la Espriella wins the first round of elections in Colombia

Benefited from one of the typical electoral snowballs of politics in times of social networks and ideological polarization, the hard-right candidate, Abelardo de la Espriella, won the first round of the Colombian elections held on Sunday. Gustavo Petro, the incumbent president, has cast doubts on the result and assures that he will not accept it until it is officially confirmed by the judges overseeing the process.

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Ozempic delays aging and extends life by 12% in mice

Ozempic delays aging and extends life by 12% in mice

Semaglutide, the weight-loss drug marketed as Ozempic and Wegovy, has extended the lifespan of mice that started receiving it at an advanced age by 12%, according to research led by the University of California, Berkeley, published today in the journal Nature. The increase in longevity has been accompanied by an improvement in aging indicators related to cognitive functions, immunity, metabolism, activity level, and blood cell regeneration, among others. Future studies will need to clarify whether these benefits extend to people who take semaglutide or similar drugs, as researchers suspect.

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Germany evacuates more than 13,000 people to defuse a World War II bomb

Germany evacuates more than 13,000 people to defuse a World War II bomb

Around 13,600 residents of the town of Wilhelmshaven, in northern Germany, will be evacuated this Tuesday following the discovery of an unexploded American bomb from World War II. The bomb, weighing 250 kilograms and equipped with two fuzes, was found during construction work at the city’s naval arsenal, and its deactivation requires an evacuation within a one-kilometer radius, according to the Police.

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Your trauma is not a calling card: the most common emotional mistake on first dates

Your trauma is not a calling card: the most common emotional mistake on first dates

There are first dates that start with a coffee, a drink, or a light conversation about travel, work, or music. And there are others that, within a few minutes, have already entered into a traumatic breakup, a complicated childhood, a mourning, a toxic relationship, or an emotional wound still open. This tendency to suddenly share very intimate or painful information before there is real trust is known as floodlighting.

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