From Lamine's loves to Macron's slap

From Lamine’s loves to Macron’s slap

The league has ended. Well, almost. With Barça crowned champions at home against a directionless Real Madrid, the victorious footballers have not only celebrated it in style with the parade that paralyzed Barcelona. It is spring, the work is done, and youth is brimming with oxytocin, that love hormone that seems to have once again revolutionized Lamine Yamal. And just like the gossip press, as well as the sports press, feeds on rumors, everything indicates that the Barça star has fallen in love again. This time, with the Sevillian influencer Inés García. But unlike what happened with the forward’s other summer love with Nicki Nicole, he would have preferred to keep this new relationship secret.

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Jordi Martí: “Only if I lose the primaries will I give up being Junts' candidate in Barcelona”

Jordi Martí: “Only if I lose the primaries will I give up being Junts’ candidate in Barcelona”

Jordi Martí has presided over the Junts municipal group in Barcelona since Xavier Trias left the City Council in July 2024. Even then, discussions began about the candidate for the 2027 municipal elections. The former CiU mayor backed his protégé within the neoconvergent ranks, who so far is the only one to have publicly expressed his desire to lead the list, along with other names linked to the party, such as Jaume Alonso-Cuevillas or Jaume Giró. The party leadership, however, leans in favor of Josep Rius, also a councilor in the Catalan capital, as well as a deputy and vice president of Junts. From Waterloo, they perhaps thought they could convince Martí to give up. Let’s see.

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The former head of Antifraud Daniel de Alfonso, ordered to return 142,484 euros of his salary

The former head of Antifraud Daniel de Alfonso, ordered to return 142,484 euros of his salary

The Court of Auditors has ordered the former director of the Anti-Fraud Office of Catalonia (OAC), Daniel de Alfonso, to pay 142,484.47 euros unduly collected as seniority bonuses. The institution has partially upheld an appeal filed by the OAC itself and the Prosecutor’s Office against a ruling issued on October 31, which required De Alfonso to return 82,341.27 euros. The two appellants initially claimed 205,000 euros.

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Sectors that pay less than 27,500 euros per year impoverish society as a whole

Sectors that pay less than 27,500 euros per year impoverish society as a whole

The business sectors that pay their workers less than 27,500 euros per year, such as tourism, the meat industries, or home delivery services, “have impoverished” the whole Catalan society. This provocative idea is one of those that arise from the Fènix Report prepared by a group of seven Catalan economists who try to elucidate the reasons and consequences of low productivity.

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