The leader of the Popular Party, Alberto Núñez Feijóo, has joined the Andalusian electoral campaign today and has called for a majority vote for Juanma Moreno’s candidacy to ensure “stability until the year 2030.”
The concern for Bonnie Tyler’s health has grown in recent hours following the publication of a statement on her website announcing her hospitalization. The renowned British singer was transferred to the healthcare center in Faro, Portugal, where she currently resides, to undergo emergency intestinal surgery after suffering an intestinal perforation.
How the life of a tennis player goes back and forth, with what passion Pablo Carreño feels it, a 34-year-old Asturian workaholic who years ago had been the tenth racket in the world and in recent times has overcome a range of injuries and is now also a father and when asked, he answers:
Almost 90 drones fell from the sky over Darling Harbour in Sydney during a popular winter light show, with footage showing the devices plunging into the water near the audience. The organizers of Vivid Sydney, an annual three-week festival featuring large light installations, stated that the failure on Monday night, local time, was due to “unforeseen technical difficulties” and have canceled several upcoming shows.
“They are not good results for us,” María Jesús Montero admitted tonight, after personally congratulating Juanma Moreno Bonilla. “The citizens place us in the opposition,” the socialist candidate acknowledged, who showed no signs of giving up and expressed her commitment to “continue working for Andalusia.”
Just on the days when Giorgia Meloni was avoiding a meeting with Pedro Sánchez in Rome citing scheduling issues, her party was preparing a confidential dossier against the Spanish Prime Minister. The title is eloquent: “The Spanish Senate censures the Sánchez Government.” The subtitle goes even further: “Yet another blow to the idol of the left.”
Isak Andic was 71 years old when on December 14, 2024, he died after falling from one of the Montserrat trails, which he was walking alone with his firstborn Jonathan. It was the first time in ten years that father and son went out for a walk together, according to the Mossos d’Esquadra after analyzing all the messages they exchanged in the last ten years and which the deceased kept religiously on his phone. Jonathan Andic, accused of his father’s homicide, told the police that these outings were “usual.” This statement was “denied” in the latest order signed by the judge of Martorell, Raquel Nieto, and to which La Vanguardia has had access.
It’s a scenario no one wants to talk about with too much impetus, but one that seems increasingly real: the possibility that the EU may have to defend itself without the US security umbrella. EU heads of state and government will discuss this week at the Cyprus summit the implications of Article 42.7 of the EU treaty, the clause that obliges member states to provide assistance if another country in the bloc is attacked on its territory. To all intents and purposes, the European equivalent of NATO’s Article 5.
The President of the Government has demanded this afternoon the immediate release of the Palestinian-Spanish citizen Saif Abu Keshek, who was traveling with the flotilla towards the coast of Gaza and was intercepted by the Israeli army. Sánchez has considered that Keshek is a victim of kidnapping.
A new Russian airstrike with drones and missiles against the main cities of Ukraine left at least nine people dead and dozens injured last night. In the capital, the number of dead was four and the number of injured, about 60, according to the report published on Telegram by its mayor, Vitali Klichkó. In Dnipro, there were five fatalities.