The UDEF agents who entered the official office of former Prime Minister José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero last Tuesday seized numerous documents, which are currently being analyzed by the investigators. As stated in the case file accessed by La Vanguardia, the agents seized more than twenty folders, another twenty agendas, and several hard drives.
The president of the Community of Madrid, Isabel Díaz Ayuso, has assured that they will pay “all benefits” to patients with Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS), has denied that her Administration was going to establish a co-payment and has called the state regulation “shoddy.”
That Mónica Oltra’s landing in València was hopeful for the left was never in doubt. Nor was it that her arrival could provoke some internal reluctance. At the first opportunity, the seams of the coalition have already been strained. The virtual candidate for the Mayor of València (something that no one denies despite everything) ultimately did not attend the extraordinary executive meeting of Compromís in the city that had invited her this Wednesday to talk about her candidacy.
One of the theological concepts, without intending to blaspheme, used to speak of God can be applied to Leo XIV. That of the unitrine. In addition to his role as Pontiff, there is that of Robert Prevost the citizen. But there is something more. Linked to his status as the visible head of the Catholic Church, he also has the attribute of head of state. This last dimension will mark the first part of the Pope’s trip to Spain, since upon arrival, on the tarmac, he will be received by political authorities and will hold meetings with the Kings and other civil representatives at the Royal Palace.
A Louisiana father shot and killed eight children, including seven of his own, in an attack on his family Sunday morning that spanned two homes in a Shreveport neighborhood shocked by one of the country’s deadliest mass shootings in recent years, police said. Two women, including the attacker’s wife —the children’s mother—, were also seriously injured, according to Chris Bordelon, a spokesperson for the Shreveport Police Department. Authorities noted that the children —all killed in the same house— were between 3 and 11 years old. The attacker, identified as 31-year-old Shamar Elkins, died after a police chase that ended when officers opened fire on him, according to Bordelon.
FC Barcelona celebrated, on the night of this past Wednesday, their great season with a party at the Casanova Beach Club in Castelldefels. An event that brought together many people at the doors of the venue who wanted to greet the team’s footballers, the vast majority accompanied by their partners.
Everything starts on the island of Saint Helena and ends in different places around the world. The Hondius made a stop at this British enclave in the Atlantic. Around 40 people got off there, according to Dutch authorities confirmed this Thursday. They did not continue the journey on the cruise ship.
DFactory Barcelona, a project of the Consorci de la Zona Franca de Barcelona, operates as a living space where industry 4.0 develops in real time. Designed to connect companies, technology centers, and talent, the hub promotes collaboration and turns knowledge into concrete applications within an open and highly technological environment.
The Government has declared this Tuesday the territories affected by a total of 211 catastrophic episodes, mostly due to forest fires, that have occurred between March 31 and July 27, 2026, and that have caused damage in regions of fourteen autonomous communities, including Catalonia, as areas affected by a civil protection emergency. This declaration includes the current fires in the Community of Madrid and the provinces of Ávila and Toledo that prompted the declaration of a national interest emergency on July 23, the first time this decision has been made in emergencies derived from forest fires. Also the one recorded in the municipality of Vall d’Uixó in Castellón.
Adriana Gannon left this Friday rather disappointed from the meeting convened by the City Council and the Generalitat to explain to the approximately 300 evicted residents of the Sant Gervasi-La Bonanova neighborhood in Barcelona, ten days ago due to the appearance of a large sinkhole caused by the extension works of the L9, when they will be able to return to their homes. Some, the few, the neighbors and merchants of the two buildings farthest from the said sinkhole, will be able to return to their homes and businesses this Monday. At least that is the plan of the administrations.