The Israeli Minister of National Security, Itamar Ben Gvir, announced this Tuesday the start of the construction phase of what he called a “hanging facility” for those sentenced to death in the center of the country, according to a video he himself shared on his Telegram channel.
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are preparing their return to the United Kingdom six years after crossing the pond to establish their residence in California. Their children, Archie and Lilibet, are already enrolled in British schools, and King Charles III is aware of all the plans of his youngest son and daughter-in-law. Therefore, the arrival of the most high-profile couple of the British royal family is just around the corner, with the end of August as the expected date for them to begin this new stage in their lives.
The Valencian Community experienced a historic night this Thursday in which the town of Dénia in Alicante recorded 39º and more than 90 municipalities exceeded 35.
The Government has announced that it will transfer to the peninsula 500 girls who arrived in Ceuta on July 30 and have remained in the autonomous city for 20 days under very harsh conditions: exposed to the elements, without water or food or the possibility to clean themselves, and under the threat of being victims of sexual assaults. The NGO Save the Children estimates that there are still about 4,000 minors left in Ceuta. Europe and the PP advocate for their expulsion from the country. The Government has also stated on several occasions that “all” immigrants remaining in Ceuta will be repatriated. Is it possible to expel unaccompanied minors from Spain?
Isabel Díaz Ayuso has moved to Puerta de Hierro. The information, reported by El País, has not been explicitly confirmed by the Madrid president, but it has been indirectly confirmed by her chief of staff, Miguel Ángel Rodríguez, who reacted on X to question the publication of her residence. “What interest is there in publishing where the president lives?” MAR asked. With this protest, Ayuso’s circle has ended up accepting a move that takes place at a particularly delicate moment for the real estate policy of the Community of Madrid.
From the peak of China’s great fortunes to spending the rest of his life behind bars. A court in Shenzhen sentenced Xu Jiayin, founder of Evergrande and one of the businessmen who best represented China’s dizzying real estate boom, to life imprisonment this Thursday. This is due to a long list of financial crimes committed during the group’s years of expansion. The sentence, issued in the first instance, also includes the loss of his political rights for life and the confiscation of all his assets.
The Secretary of State for Youth and Childhood, Rubén Pérez Correa, has described the mass deportations of minors proposed at a joint press conference in Ceuta this Wednesday by the President of the Autonomous City, Juan Jesús Vivas, and the leader of the PP, Alberto Núñez Feijóo, as a “manifest illegality.”
Anyone who watches the three-part Netflix documentary about Jose Mourinho (already brilliantly summarized by John Carlin last week) might compare the character to a wolf. Sharp claws, supreme intelligence, and a high sensory capacity to know what is happening at every moment and sniff out the path. There is a scene in which the man from Setúbal shows it. He points to his eyes and says they are his best tool, like that Big Brother who sees everything in a football match, inside a locker room or in the club’s offices. It doesn’t matter to him whether he hunts by day or by night. His instinct rules.
The overtaking was consolidated: the rental prices of commercial premises on Passeig de Gràcia have definitively surpassed those of Portal de l’Àngel, a street that for many years had the most expensive leases in all of Spain. The competition for the very scarce commercial premises of major national and international brands specializing in high-end products and mainly targeting the wealthiest tourists is driving up the price per square meter of the city’s most prestigious avenue. Portal de l’Àngel plays a different role and attracts a more local and mass audience.
Resisting is everything for people trapped in the wheel of destruction, reconstruction, and destruction again. Resistance determines who they are and what they do. If they want to keep living, they must first resist. Any aspiration they have is secondary. In the Middle East, the most militarized region in the world, millions of people wake up every morning with the goal of resisting. The strongest and best-armed set the level of endurance that the rest must reach. Political, social, and economic relations are determined by this hierarchy of resistance.