Anthony Gordon appeared before the press at dinnertime. But he was not sparing with words; rather, he elaborated on his first impressions, and even dared to speak several times in Spanish. “Believe it or not, since I was three years old I already wanted to play for Barça. I have learned more Spanish in the last two years because at Newcastle we had a physio with whom I practiced,” he revealed.
They had promised us, just yesterday, that there would be a police presence in front of the school. See: not a trace.” Fátima Embarek is the president of the parents’ association of the Ramón y Cajal school, which some people from Ceuta still know by its old name Convoy de la Victoria. Not a single officer or soldier at half past eight in the morning – the appointment is at nine – except Hebil Tarek, eleven years old, and his father Mohamed. “He is so eager to start that we are already here”
The speed at which political leaders are currently being burned out in democratic societies is something that is no longer news. The players change so quickly that some pass without leaving a trace. The British Prime Minister, Keir Starmer, has suffered a…
The same week that the Madrid president Isabel Díaz Ayuso accused the central Government of favoring Catalonia with the proposed financing model, the real data shows that the State invested 2.4 times more in Madrid than in Catalonia last year. The Catalan community received 8.6% of all the investment that the State executed in the country in 2025 and that can be regionalized by autonomous communities, as La Vanguardia revealed yesterday, with official data from the IGAE of the Ministry of Finance.
P edro Sánchez began to use the expression “working middle class” profusely in the summer of 2022, coinciding with the peak of inflation (10% year-on-year) caused by the war in Ukraine, which reached 10% year-on-year. It was about reaching his
The president of Esquerra Republicana, Oriol Junqueras, has celebrated the endorsement of the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) for the Amnesty law. In the words of the republican leader, it is a “great political victory for the independence movement and democrats.” After the European court’s ruling, Junqueras called on the Spanish courts to apply the law “without further delay”: “There are no more excuses. Rights must be restored, exiles must return, and it is necessary for the State to close this chapter after almost 10 years.”
Nothing less than the most emblematic monument of Paris and France, so proud of its freedoms and the defense of gender equality, has been the protagonist of a controversy over sexist behavior. The employees of the Eiffel Tower went on strike on Monday and prevented the opening of the monument, in protest against a private visit made on Saturday by a very conservative Hindu religious organization in which instructions were given to hide the female staff.
The Amnesty Law was the key to the start of this legislature, which ends with the endorsement of the EU Court of Justice. That law deepened the confrontation between a part of the judiciary and Sánchez’s Government. Now, Minister Félix Bolaños claims the effects of the amnesty and demands that it be fully applied as soon as possible.
Thousands of football fans gathered this Sunday at the Zócalo in Mexico City to exchange 2026 World Cup stickers in an attempt to break a Guinness World Record for simultaneous sticker swapping.
One day after Fede Valverde reacted, Aurélien Tchouaméni did so via a statement on social media. He did so once the half-million euro fine for each of the two Real Madrid players became known.