The aggression by several riot police against a 17-year-old boy who was wearing a estelada at the Elche-Barça match is shameful. A police officer who allows that and does not take immediate measures (opening an investigation that ends up forgotten is not) has a problem. The violence used was…
On a night of recovered vindication of Catalan identity motivated by the incidents in Elche, Barça featured for the second consecutive league match six players from La Masia in the starting lineup, another way of self-affirmation, this one through football….
The extraordinary flood on Wednesday in the Himalayas left a trail of 392 dead so far, and more than 1,400 missing. The toll becomes more tragic as Nepal shakes off the mud and China supplies data sparingly. Also explanations.
Just as Bob Dylan invented the Never Ending Tour – touring since June 7, 1988, until the distant day God takes him with Dolly Parton – Pedro Sánchez has been on the verge of the Never Ending Holiday. There are things that are not understood. The reason why the…
The spark that puts Ceuta on the brink of social explosion began to ignite yesterday. Literally. After days in which tension was starting to overflow the autonomous city, Benítez beach became the image that depicts the state of the autonomous city almost a month after the massive entry of more than 80,000 people. A cordon of riot police separates two realities: in front of the police, hundreds of Ceutans increasingly fed up shout for the immediate expulsion of the “invaders”; behind the officers, also hundreds of immigrants, defiant, show their intention to resist, not to return to their country. The smoke, like a pressure cooker about to blow up, envelops the beach. The smoke comes from the huts of the camp that a group of neighbors set on fire, after destroying it. Neither side is willing to give in anymore. The protesters leave, the Police deploy, the Maghrebis rebuild the settlement.
As happened in 2001, when Florentino Pérez first became president of Real Madrid, an urban reclassification that has already been approved by the City Council could provide the white club with a series of extraordinary revenues starting in 2031.
The fire that has been burning since this noon in the Gobla de Puyol Pujol, one of the three canals that connect the lake of l’Albufera with the Mediterranean Sea, has already forced the preventive evacuation of the town of El Saler and the campsites in the area. This measure was taken at the Cecopal meeting, where, in addition, the mobilization of EMT buses for the transfer of residents was approved.
Yayoi Kusama, who in her Japanese adolescence had to sew parachutes for the Imperial Army, landed in 1950s New York as an unidentified provocative object. Actually, she arrived in Seattle, but the veteran Georgia O’Keeffe, who kindly responded to her letters, wisely advised her to move to the Big Apple. There she did not go unnoticed, but she did not achieve great success. Among other things because, according to her, Andy Warhol stole a lot of her ideas.
The Bosnian Serb general Ratko Mladic, who was serving a life sentence for genocide during the bloody Bosnia war of 1992-1995, died this Thursday at the age of 84 in the United Nations detention center in The Hague, according to the Belgrade television network Informer TV this Thursday.
The Kremlin denied on Thursday that Russia has plans to attack a NATO country, and its spokesperson, Dmitry Peskov, described the reports published in this regard as a “distortion of reality.” According to Western media, these alleged plans of Moscow would be the reason for the lightning trip that the CIA director, John Ratcliffe, made to Russia last Tuesday.
