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The collision of a train with a school bus in Belgium causes four fatalities

Alen Craig2 months ago2 months ago03 mins

A tragic railway accident has shocked Belgium. Four people have died: two teenagers, the vehicle driver, and another adult after a school minibus was hit by a train in the Flanders region, Belgium, according to the Belgian Minister of Transport and reported by the RTL network. The death toll confirms the initial reports from the newspaper Le Soir, which already indicated the severity of the accident at a level crossing in Buggenhout.

Hospitality and nightlife lash out against the smoking ban on terraces

Alen Craig1 week ago1 week ago04 mins

Yesterday’s approval of the tobacco bill by the Council of Ministers is causing a stir. Especially among the restaurant and nightlife sectors. In this regard, Fecasarm, the Catalan employers’ association for restaurants and nightlife, and Spain Nightlife, the national employers’ association for nightlife, have issued a statement to show their rejection of the bill.

Queen Letizia avails herself of the privilege of white with a Spanish design to see the Pope

Alen Craig2 months ago2 months ago02 mins

The agenda of Pope Leo XIV on his visit to Spain kicked off this Saturday in Madrid with his meeting with the Kings and the vigil in Plaza Lima. For the significant occasion, the Kings showcased their respect for institutional protocol through appropriate and coherent styling for the event.

Investigate the homicide of a woman in Pere Garau at the hands of a relative

Alen Craig2 months ago2 months ago02 mins

The National Police have opened an investigation to clarify the violent death of a woman whose body was found on Monday afternoon in a home in the Pere Garau neighborhood of Palma.

Signing marathon by the journalists and columnists of ‘La Vanguardia’ for Sant Jordi

Alen Craig3 months ago3 months ago04 mins

La Vanguardia is a newspaper written by wordsmiths. Many journalists and collaborators are publishing books this year and will be signing them for Sant Jordi’s Day, which is a good opportunity to meet those who are responsible for telling stories and delivering news daily.

Housing in inheritance

Alen Craig2 months ago2 months ago04 mins

There was a time, not so long ago, when becoming independent was a natural part of the transition to adulthood. With more or less difficulties, a stable job and a reasonable salary allowed paying rent or facing a mortgage. Today that idea has collapsed. In the big…

Carissa Véliz, philosopher: “Privacy is a form of power, and we are giving it up”

Alen Craig1 week ago1 week ago08 mins

Mexican Carissa Véliz, professor at the Institute for Ethics in AI and a member of Hertford College at the University of Oxford, has gone from anonymity to being world-renowned. Since Privacy is Power (Debate) was praised by The Economist as one of the best essays of the year, Véliz has become a reference in everything related to digital surveillance. She now collaborates with The New York Times, The Guardian, The Independent, or Nature, among other media.

Cult of ‘gloss’: porcelain face and radiant lips

Alen Craig2 months ago2 months ago04 mins

All intensity needs a vanishing point. Sometimes a meaningful glance, deliberately bold lips, or skin worked to the point of sculptural perfection is enough to transform the message makeup sends to the world. Nars, a master at reconciling sophistication and daring, proposes an exercise in choice: which feature deserves to capture all the light?

How Mbappé became the star of detachment: “He was given a very big ego”

Alen Craig3 months ago3 months ago08 mins

Kylian Mbappé’s latest move has exhausted the patience of Real Madrid fans. A large part of the supporters (whose feelings they expressed on social media) did not like his trip to Cagliari (Italy). Despite being injured and doubtful for Sunday’s Clásico, the season has once again been disappointing and without titles, and the forward landed in Madrid, according to images from El Chiringuito, only 12 minutes before the start of the match against Espanyol (0-2). His vacation was interpreted as a lack of commitment.

Sánchez will decide the end-of-term schedule after the August break

Alen Craig3 weeks ago3 weeks ago06 mins

“In August, with the cool weather, we will reflect on the calendar,” they ironically claim at Moncloa about the key dates Pedro Sánchez is considering for the final stretch of the legislature, in which the only thing he cannot foresee in advance are the judicial landmines that may still explode amid the avalanche of cases of alleged corruption affecting the Government and the PSOE.

The autonomous communities halt tax cuts, except Madrid

U.S. and Iran head towards total war after the ninth consecutive night of bombings

Infantino: “Of course, Iran is going to play in the United States”

Sánchez asks for the vote in Andalusia so that his progressive government survives “beyond 2027”

The keys to a budget agreement that lasts a legislature

The Government now accuses Feijóo of “cynicism and desperation” for asking for help from the PNV and Junts

The Vatican threatens schism to the Lefebvrians if they ordain bishops

Bad Bunny, the Great Phenomenon of Puerto Rico (★★★★✩)

Andrada, suspended for 13 matches after his brutal aggression in the Huesca-Zaragoza match

A book claims that Brigitte’s slap to Macron was motivated by some messages from the president to an actress