The simultaneity of forest fires in Madrid makes extinction work difficult

The simultaneity of forest fires in Madrid makes extinction work difficult

The simultaneity of fires in Madrid complicates extinction efforts, with three active fires within a radius of less than 20 kilometers. Thus, in addition to the fires in Almorox (Toledo) and Burgohondo (Ávila), a new fire has been added in San Martín de Valdeiglesias (Madrid) after a car caught fire on the M-501, with the added difficulty of them being very close to each other and in three different autonomous communities.

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'Survivors' Greece cancels its edition after the accident in which a contestant lost a leg

‘Survivors’ Greece cancels its edition after the accident in which a contestant lost a leg

Supervivientes is one of Telecinco’s flagship reality shows. Premiered on September 10, 2000, under the subtitle Expedición Robinson, it is part of the reality rotation along with Gran Hermano and La isla de las tentaciones. Its most well-known faces cannot be counted on the fingers of both hands, just like its most iconic locations. A true benchmark that remains steadfast, with its twenty-fifth edition underway and delivering memorable moments with each passing week.

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All open fronts in the indefinite strike of Valencian public education

All open fronts in the indefinite strike of Valencian public education

How are Valencian teachers? Will there be any progress? When will the strike end? The questions pile up in concentrations, protests, at the school gates, among families… The indefinite education strike that has been shaking public education in the Valencian Community since May 11 -yesterday with a 5.29% follow-up, according to Education- soaks everything, dyes everything green but, for now, with no solution in sight.

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Good old times claims

Good old times claims

Not all past times were better. In fact, most of the time it was worse than the deceptive memory suggests. It is understandable that older people feel nostalgia for their youth, when – for better or worse – they had their whole lives ahead of them. It is more surprising that young people feel it for an idealized time they have not lived through. But, beyond the ignorance it denotes – and which, given the levels of reading comprehension of our schoolchildren, shows no signs of improving – it is an indicator of the discomfort and bewilderment that the present arouses in part of society.

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U.S. considers prosecuting Raúl Castro, whose grandson met in Havana with the CIA director

U.S. considers prosecuting Raúl Castro, whose grandson met in Havana with the CIA director

The United States is considering a formal accusation against former Cuban president Raúl Castro in connection with the downing of planes from the humanitarian organization Brothers to the Rescue in 1996, according to sources cited by CBS. This investigation has come to light after it was revealed that the director of the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), John Ratcliffe, met this Thursday in Havana with high-ranking officials of the Cuban Government, as confirmed by both Executives.

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The Andalusian campaign gets tangled in the 'petaqueo'

The Andalusian campaign gets tangled in the ‘petaqueo’

All election campaigns tend to deviate from their initial trajectory. The PP had designed a white, friendly campaign. The PSOE a red campaign, shouting long live healthcare and public services in general. But everything changed at 11 a.m. on Thursday, 150 kilometers off the coast of Huelva, when two Civil Guard agents died in an accidental collision during an anti-drug operation. As expected, those deaths have become a central part of the campaign.

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UEFA revolutionizes international football starting in 2028

UEFA revolutionizes international football starting in 2028

UEFA has decided to modify the national team calendar starting from the 2028-2029 season, that is, at the end of the Euro, in a new and revolutionary model that will resemble the current Champions League. That is, the qualifying phases for the Nations League and for World Cups and Euros will be played in longer single groups with only one match against an opponent, either away or at home, not two as has been the case for a long time in the group stage.

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Andy Burnham becomes the seventh British prime minister in ten years

Andy Burnham becomes the seventh British prime minister in ten years

If there is a day when it is legitimate to compare politics with football, it is today. England has not won the world championship since 1966, and it has not had a good prime minister for decades. If you ask the Conservatives, since Margaret Thatcher in the eighties. If you ask the centrist Labour, since Tony Blair in the nineties. And if you ask the left-wing Labour, you have to go much further back, to Harold Wilson, James Callaghan, or even Clement Attlee, creator of the welfare state.

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The Ronda de Dalt begins to culminate the covering of the second phase in Vall d'Hebron

The Ronda de Dalt begins to culminate the covering of the second phase in Vall d’Hebron

The 340-meter covering of the Ronda de Dalt in Vall d’Hebron is starting to take shape two years after the works began. If last summer the central wall was erected, now it’s the turn of the slab that will hide this road scar between Vallcarca avenue and Vall d’Hebron institute. Although there is still a lot of work ahead, drivers passing underneath and residents seeing it from above will already appreciate how the six open-air lanes progressively turn into a tunnel.

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The technical architects of Barcelona revalue their profession in their renovated headquarters

The technical architects of Barcelona revalue their profession in their renovated headquarters

El Col·legi d’Arquitectura Tècnica de Barcelona (CATEB) claims the importance of this profession with the upcoming reopening of its headquarters on Bon Pastor street, next to Diagonal avenue, after a long rehabilitation process that began at the beginning of 2025 and will culminate on November 5 with the official reopening of this building crowned by Joan Brossa’s iconic grasshopper, the monumental 3-ton steel sculpture that now shines like new after a restoration that has renewed the deteriorated elements and recovered the original colors of the artist and poet’s work.

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