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Inflation remains at 3.2% in May thanks to the tax cuts adopted due to the war

Alen Craig4 months ago4 months ago03 mins

The package of measures adopted to address the Iran war continues to have an effect on containing prices. In the third month of the conflict, in May, inflation remained at the same level as in April, 3.2%, according to the preliminary data provided by the INE this morning. This containment is due to three factors: the aid package approved by the Government, still in effect; the fact that food prices have not risen, having moderated when they increased in May of last year; and the weight of renewables, which has allowed the containment of electricity prices.

The Government wins all votes on Ceuta but loses credibility among its partners

Alen Craig3 weeks ago3 weeks ago05 mins

The Government of Pedro Sánchez passed the summer examination of the Congress’s Permanent Deputation this Wednesday without a numerical blemish. The official record will reflect a clean plenary session, with zero lost votes for the investiture bloc and the withdrawal by the PP of the request to force the president’s appearance, after Moncloa previously announced that Sánchez would appear on his own initiative. But the political storm has run through underground waters. Just weeks before a decisive political year begins, with the negotiation of the general budgets on the horizon and the call for elections increasingly close, the investiture partners have taken advantage of the parliamentary return to remind the Executive that what they granted at the beginning of the legislature is not a blank check.

This is what the ‘informative ninis’ are like: 53% of young people neither trust nor are interested in the news

Alen Craig1 week ago1 week ago05 mins

A healthy democracy requires well-informed citizens. Although young people have traditionally shown less interest in news consumption than the rest of the Spanish population, some recent research reveals a worrying increase in the intergenerational information gap.

Sant Jordi is another fan of Rosalía

Alen Craig5 months ago5 months ago03 mins

The bad omens did not come true on “my first Sant Jordi as a signatory”. No passerby appeared with the original manuscript of their hypothetical book for me to take a look at. There were no children touching copies, and if there were, they were welcome. And

Judge Peinado summons Begoña Gómez in person “due to flight risk” on June 9

Alen Craig4 months ago4 months ago02 mins

Judge Juan Carlos Peinado has summoned Begoña Gómez, wife of the Prime Minister, Pedro Sánchez, for a preliminary hearing on June 9 to decide whether to send her to trial.

The TSJCV confirms its decision not to investigate Mazón for the management of the DANA

Alen Craig5 months ago5 months ago04 mins

The Plenary Session of the Civil and Criminal Chamber has unanimously ruled out by its five members not applying the special jurisdiction to the former president of the Valencian Generalitat, Carlos Mazón, as it did not find in the acquisition of the status of regional deputy “any abuse of right”. The TSJ dismisses the appeals and confirms its decision not to investigate the Alicante politician for the management of the DANA

Perelada showcases its legacy in an evening with opera, dance, haute cuisine… and the clown Rossy de Palma

Alen Craig2 months ago2 months ago07 mins

Four decades pursuing artistic excellence and a single evening to celebrate all its legacy. The Peralada Festival gathered this Saturday a hundred and fifty guests at its Mirador del Castell for a dinner-show with which it rightly wanted to keep alive the flame that was first lit in 1987, when Montserrat Caballé sang alongside the orchestra and choir of the Liceu outside the castle in a Mozart Requiem conducted by Antoni Ros-Marbà. Since then, the Ampurdan festival can boast of having offered fifty operas between its own productions and contemporary creations for which they put all the effort.

Plan to facilitate the installation of fans in the homes of the Ciutat Meridiana neighborhood

Alen Craig2 months ago2 months ago02 mins

The fight against social inequalities generated by climate change in cities is already one of the main pillars of the Pla de Barris of Catalonia. This was emphasized on Monday by Mayor Jaume Collboni during the presentation of 32 initiatives aimed at revitalizing the Barcelona neighborhood of Ciutat Meridiana, 32 initiatives that will involve an investment of more than 25 million euros to be carried out jointly by the City Council and the Generalitat between the years 2027 and 2031.

Harry and Meghan return to the United Kingdom six years after their move to California

Alen Craig3 weeks ago3 weeks ago04 mins

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 Brics summit condemns “any unilateral act of war” in the Delhi Declaration

Alen Craig21 hours ago21 hours ago05 mins

“The Global South rises, not against anyone, but in favor of everyone,” proclaimed Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi this Saturday at the Brics group summit in New Delhi. A meeting in which the eleven full members managed to agree on a text unanimously, despite tensions among some of them.

The CIA director visits Moscow on a trip full of mystery

Ferran Torres’ goal is worth a race and changes many lives

Young people in a legal limbo

Warner Bros. saga ends: shareholders approve sale to Paramount for 110 billion dollars

Collboni wants to end cruises that barely spend a few hours in Barcelona

70 years ago, Victoria and Antonio started selling loaves to the neighborhood: today the company they founded continues to bring families together around bread

This is Meet The Tech, the technology event in Barcelona where you can try the devices everyone is talking about before anyone else

The messages obtained by the U.S. that reconstruct that Plus Ultra sought aid in exchange for payments

The Health Ministry states that homeopathy is a placebo with no curative validity

Trump reiterates that the war with Iran will end soon and “the price of oil will plummet”