A Serbian blue helmet from the UN peacekeeping mission deployed in Lebanon, known as UNIFIL, has died and two other soldiers of Spanish nationality have been slightly injured due to a mortar shell attack on Wednesday night against a peacekeeping troops position near the Spanish mission base, in the Lebanese town of Marjayún, in the south of the country.
Minutes after the online consultation directed at teachers closed, the verdict is already known: 61% of voters have rejected the educational pre-agreement compared to 34.9% who approved it. The final participation was 61% of all public sector teachers, ten points higher than in March. Specifically, 60,686 teachers voted out of a census of 99,305. This is below the union expectations, which were counting on a massive response to the “educational emergency.”
The delegations of Israel and Lebanon gathered in Washington agreed this Wednesday to implement a ceasefire conditioned on the Shiite militia Hizbullah stopping its attacks against Israeli territory and ceasing its operations in the south of the Arab country.
Russia has once again bombed Kyiv fiercely this week, but that attack, far from being a victory, reveals growing frustration: things are not going well for the Kremlin on the battlefield.
As a small festival reduced to just four artists, Primavera Sound opened its 24th edition with an impossible combination to fit into any musical box other than the one that brings together those who enjoy going to concerts, especially when it is free. And indeed, the traditional Wednesday session brought together at the Fòrum the 30,000 lucky ones who got their pass at no cost to see in one go the indie of Wet Leg and the airy pop of Guitarricadelafuente, backed by none other than Yard Act and Ouineta, British punk flashes and local electropop. Harder to mix more in less space.
It has been several decades since Kortatu sang about Don Vito and the revolt in the asylum. So much time later, another Don (Donald Trump) is provoking with his war in Iran that the Republican Party enters a phase of derangement and political schizophrenia. Revolt among the Republicans
The Real Madrid presidential candidate Enrique Riquelme, who will compete at the polls this Sunday with Florentino Pérez to see who will lead the Madrid club in the coming years, announced tonight that if he wins the elections, the Norwegian Erling Haaland, Manchester City star, will play for the white club.
Today more than ever there are two Spains that struggle to impose their narrative in this highly polarized society. On one side, there is the Spain that denounces “socialist corruption,” where the cases under investigation pile up that, for one reason or another, implicate PSOE leaders and…
A band of gremlins has ravaged Barcelona tonight. The Scots Mogwai, who decided to call themselves that after the mogwais or “evil spirits” from Joe Dante’s 1984 film, have performed at Razzmatazz on the tour celebrating their thirty years of existence.
It was known by everyone but this Wednesday night Florentino Pérez made it official with a video that if he wins the elections this Sunday the next coach of Real Madrid will be the Portuguese José Mourinho, who would return to the white club.