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Elena de Juan García, bullying victim: “My mother had to telework from the car, in front of the school”

Sin rencor (Diéresis) is not a testimonial book about bullying as usual. It goes much further. The literary debut of Elena de Juan García (Girona, 2004) transcends the personal experience marked by harassment, social emptiness, and digital violence, which she suffered during her last year of high school, to become a profound philosophical reflection on the anatomy of evil, dignity, and forgiveness.

Mbappé does not understand the criticism and gets angry with Arbeloa

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“I would have loved to play the classic,” said Kylian Mbappé. The French star came out to the mixed zone to face the music and stand up for himself: “I know there are many people who don’t speak and I have to look at the press to know what they say. I prefer to speak here and face it.”

The Generalitat and Fira 2000 sign a 220 million loan for the expansion of Fira de Barcelona

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More resources to complete the expansion of Fira de Barcelona. The Generalitat and the company Fira 2000 have signed a loan of 220 million euros with five financial institutions to complete the works of the Montjuïc and Gran Via venues. BBVA, Banc Sabadell, CaixaBank, Banco Santander, and the Catalan Institute of Finance (ICF) have participated in the operation.

Seat opens a new era with the start of electric production in Martorell

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Seat’s factory in Martorell enters the electric era. The owner of the Seat and Cupra brands started production this Wednesday of the Cupra Raval and Volkswagen ID.Polo models, the first electric vehicles to be manufactured at the Catalan plant, as part of the electrification plan of its German parent company. These compact cars are aimed at the economic segment, with prices around 25,000 euros. The Raval is expected to be a boost for the Spanish company, which has pushed its financial results to the limit due to investment in electrification and tariffs on the Tavascan, an electric vehicle made in China.

The Pope will also use Catalan in the blessing of the tower of Jesus

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Pope Leo XIV will also use Catalan in the blessing of the tower of Jesus of the Sagrada Família, at the climax of the Pontiff’s trip to Spain.

The PSOE encapsulates the UCO’s entry into Ferraz while the partners set their red lines

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The real political pulse of the day was not taken this Wednesday in the chamber, but a few meters away, in the Plaza de las Cortes. A fire drill forced the evacuation of Congress and pushed deputies, ministers, and advisors into an improvised gathering where, far from the face-to-face confrontations of the control session, interpretations and consequences about the UCO’s entry into Ferraz multiplied. The noise of the debate paused for a few minutes, giving way to countless cross conversations that, between cigarette breaks and searches on mobile phones, allowed some and others to reposition their pieces on a political board that keeps suffering shocks. The PSOE has activated a strategy of resistance and calm, the partners have begun to verbalize their limits, and the PP has opted for patient waiting, convinced that socialist wear and tear will do the work on its own.

BBVA earns 11% more and announces more share buybacks

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BBVA obtained a profit of 2.989 billion euros in the first quarter of the year, 11% more, after having managed to raise its profitability to 21.7% in terms of ROTE, which places it among the banks with the highest performance in one of the variables to which the sector pays the most attention.

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

Alen Craig3 weeks ago3 weeks ago03 mins

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.

Àlex Márquez, operated on his clavicle, will be discharged from the hospital this afternoon after his serious accident

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Àlex Márquez will be discharged from the hospital this afternoon after successfully undergoing surgery for a fracture of the right clavicle. The Catalan rider suffered a dramatic crash yesterday in Montmeló, where he was thrown through the air during the Catalunya GP race.

Couples, marriages… a dangerous game in Barcelona’s theatrical spring

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There is no doubt that Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?, by Edward Albee, is one of the most iconic plays of the 20th century. And it talks about nothing more than a marriage: the battle royale starring Martha and George is legendary, with some iconic lines. Like when she, after hearing him say he can’t take it anymore, shoots back: “You can take it! That’s why you married me!”. Ingmar Bergman delved into the subject with the masterful series Scenes from a Marriage, adapted for the stage a thousand times. Right now, at the Maldà, the company El Eje is performing a quite successful version of the classic, Escenes d’una separació, with a script by Eva Pauné Martínez. It turns Marianne and Johan into Alba and Joana, a lesbian couple trying to survive in present-day Barcelona. They love and hate each other at the same time, but they can’t live without being together. Mar Pawlowsky and Patrícia Bargalló know how to take their characters to the limit, with the mirror of the creatures created by the Swedish genius as a reflection. An excellent performance.

Good weather and a weekday: A record-breaking Sant Jordi

Israel and Lebanon agree to extend the ceasefire for 45 days, according to the U.S. announcement

A disastrous drone show in Sydney: 89 disconnected and fell into the sea

The lifting of the secrecy of the summary opens a new scenario for Zapatero

Cerdán, the epicenter of the plots

The Court of Auditors sees shortcomings in the control of money laundering and calls for more staff

The “Nein” returns to Europe

John Travolta receives a surprise Honorary Palme d’Or: “This is more than an Oscar”

How to protect wealth in these uncertain times

It’s called catalanophobia