The speeds of Adeyemi, the juggler who conquered Camp Nou

The speeds of Adeyemi, the juggler who conquered Camp Nou

Karim Adeyemi finished the match against Racing without scoring any of Barça’s seven goals. But that was the only thing he missed. Because few times can a footballer influence a match so much without finding the opponent’s goal. The German confirmed a tremendous performance, one of those that explain why Hansi Flick requested his signing. It is not easy to impress Camp Nou, accustomed to its stars delivering memorable nights. Adeyemi managed to enter that club and stole the heart of the blaugrana fans.

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The long count in Sweden confirms the victory of the center-left bloc

The long count in Sweden confirms the victory of the center-left bloc

The wait in Sweden has been long from election Sunday until the end of the counting with official results this Thursday. Finally, the center-left opposition bloc of former Prime Minister Magdalena Andersson has managed to prevail over the right-wing alliance of the current Prime Minister, the conservative Ulf Kristersson. The Social Democratic Party and the center-left bloc of which it is a part will have 176 seats out of the 349 seats in the Riksdag (Parliament), one more than the absolute majority, compared to 173 for the parties supporting Kristersson.

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The European Parliament approves a resolution on Ceuta critical of the regularization without the Socialists

The European Parliament approves a resolution on Ceuta critical of the regularization without the Socialists

The European Parliament gave the green light this Thursday to a resolution supporting Ceuta promoted by the Popular Party, which was approved with all the far right and some liberal deputies but without the socialist group (339 votes in favor and 225 votes against). The text expresses “deep concern” about the regularization of immigrants and calls for greater control of the European Union’s cooperation funds with third countries.

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Transport sent the port camp file to the Court on Wednesday night

Transport sent the port camp file to the Court on Wednesday night

The decision of the National Court to provisionally halt the imminent opening of the camp for immigrants set up in the port of Ceuta, late Wednesday afternoon, was a new setback in the Government’s plans to manage the serious migration crisis that the autonomous city has been suffering since the surge on July 30 and 31. The Executive expressed its “perplexity” at the ruling of the Contentious-Administrative Chamber of the National Court, following the demand by the Unified Police Union (SUP) over the alleged danger that these tents may pose to the security of a critical facility such as the port.

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Crimes fell by 7.4% in Catalonia in the first half of this year

Crimes fell by 7.4% in Catalonia in the first half of this year

The number of reported crimes in Catalonia in the first half of this year fell by 7.4% compared to the same period last year. This is confirmed by the statistics recently released by the Ministry of the Interior after collecting data provided by all police forces. The decrease in Catalonia is greater if only conventional crime is taken into account. In this case, the drop is 9%.

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Seat reduces the workforce by almost 1,700 employees in five years, an 11% decrease

Seat reduces the workforce by almost 1,700 employees in five years, an 11% decrease

Seat cut more than 11% of its workforce in the last five years. According to the company’s annual reports, last year ended with 13,058 employees on the payroll compared to 14,751 in 2020. The adjustment of nearly 1,700 employees took place within the framework of an agreement between the company and the unions to adapt the workforce to the expected workload. Union sources explained that this plan is not yet finished and that some more departures will be counted this year. The same sources detailed that the layoffs have been agreed upon and are not traumatic for the employees.

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