More than half of Spanish adults have damaged arteries without knowing it

More than half of Spanish adults have damaged arteries without knowing it

Around one in three men and one in five women in Spain have atherosclerosis before the age of 40. They are unaware that they have damaged arteries because they do not yet have any symptoms, but they have a high risk of suffering a heart attack or stroke years later. In the age group of 40 to 50 years, the number of people with atherosclerosis rises to two-thirds of men and almost half of women.

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Trump announces an oil deal with Venezuela that will double U.S. reserves

Trump announces an oil deal with Venezuela that will double U.S. reserves

The acting president of Venezuela, Delcy Rodríguez, has confirmed the “historic oil agreement” with the United States previously announced by Donald Trump on his Truth Social account. The Chavista leader thanks Trump and the U.S. Secretary of State, Marco Rubio, in a statement for “their willingness in the development” of an alliance she describes in a statement as “a historic milestone in bilateral relations.”

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A summer to remember

A summer to remember

“Aquel verano del 26”. It is very likely that in a few years the summer of 2026 will be remembered for two extreme events: the human avalanche in Ceuta, with 150 people dead, most of them drowned while trying to reach the coast, on July 30 and 31, and the gigantic flood in Nepal, on August 26, as a result of the massive collapse of a glacier, which has caused more than a thousand missing. In both cases, the images are impressive, terrible. We live in times of extreme events whose fury is measured by the impact of videocapsules spread through social networks.

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Spain asks the EU for Frontex support for the triage of migrants remaining in Ceuta

Spain asks the EU for Frontex support for the triage of migrants remaining in Ceuta

Spain has requested the support of the European Border and Coast Guard Agency (Frontex) and Europol from the European Commission for the triage work of immigrants who remain in Ceuta irregularly. This was communicated by the Ministry of the Interior this Friday, whose head, Fernando Grande-Marlaska, has sent this request to the Director-General for Migration and Home Affairs of the commission, Beate Gminder.

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The Government increases the allocation for humanitarian aid in Ceuta to 44.5 million

The Government increases the allocation for humanitarian aid in Ceuta to 44.5 million

The Minister of Inclusion, Social Security and Migrations, Elma Saiz, announced this Friday in Congress an increase of up to 44.5 million euros to support and expand humanitarian aid in Ceuta, following the irregular entry of “around 72,000” migrants from Morocco on July 30 and 31. She also urged not to forget that behind the numbers there are “stories of suffering” and “dozens of deaths” during the border crossings.

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Felipe and Letizia mourn the passing of Harald “an example of dignity and simplicity”

Felipe and Letizia mourn the passing of Harald “an example of dignity and simplicity”

The reactions in the European royal houses to the death of King Harald have not been long in coming. Kings Felipe and Letizia, in addition to sending a telegram of condolence, have published a statement on social media expressing their sorrow for the passing of the Norwegian monarch. “With our respect and admiration for his figure, as well as with deep sadness, we express our condolences for the loss of H.M. King Harald V, an example of responsibility, dignity, simplicity, and tireless dedication to the service of Norway and its people, before and during his 35 years of reign. Our condolences, with fraternal affection, to the Norwegian royal family.

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