Zelensky proposes face-to-face negotiations in an open letter to Putin

Zelensky proposes face-to-face negotiations in an open letter to Putin

Volodymyr Zelenskyy insisted on Thursday night on holding a meeting between him and Vladimir Putin to negotiate peace between Ukraine and Russia and end a war that has lasted more than four years. The Ukrainian president’s proposal is not new, but it is the first time he has done so with an open letter to the head of the Kremlin. On previous occasions, Moscow has refused, indicating that such a meeting would only be possible when there is already a firm agreement that both leaders would only have to ratify.

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Anti-Corruption requests the meetings of Leire Díez at the State Attorney General's Office

Anti-Corruption requests the meetings of Leire Díez at the State Attorney General’s Office

The Anti-Corruption Prosecutor’s Office wants to know if the meetings at the State Attorney General’s Office with Leire Díez, known as the PSOE’s “plumber,” are true. In a document submitted in the case investigating a plot to torpedo judicial cases affecting the Socialist Party or the environment of the President of the Government, the prosecutors demand that the instructor request the visitor log at the Ministry’s headquarters on Fortuny Street, between April 2024 and June 2025, for a series of people.

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Sánchez denies being ‘the One’ in the plot: “I would never have tolerated the escapades of Leire Díez”

Sánchez denies being ‘the One’ in the plot: “I would never have tolerated the escapades of Leire Díez”

Pedro Sánchez has stated that all the revelations from the summary of the Leire Díez case, which, according to the investigation, would have been orchestrated by his former right-hand man in the PSOE, Santos Cerdán, “fill us with disappointment, concern, and indignation.” Not only the entire Government and the entire PSOE: “Me too,” he warned.

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Niubó, after the 'no' from the teachers: “The negotiation has ended”

Niubó, after the ‘no’ from the teachers: “The negotiation has ended”

One day after teachers rejected the educational pre-agreement in Catalonia, minister Esther Niubó was emphatic about the state of the conversations: “The negotiation is over,” Niubó declared in an interview on the program El món a Rac1. The minister acknowledged that the teachers’ rejection of the agreement, which will provide more resources to schools and entail a salary improvement for teachers, shows that “an entrenched discomfort has emerged.” However, she insisted that with the agreed improvements, “it is not a problem of resources.”

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