Susan Sarandon: “There are still Zionists in my industry who ask that I not be hired”

Susan Sarandon: “There are still Zionists in my industry who ask that I not be hired”

The luminous Susan Sarandon has arrived at the Venice Film Festival with The Echo Chamber, an Italian film directed by Andrea Pallaoro based on the last script by Bernardo Bertolucci, who died in 2018 without having reviewed the second draft. Alicia Vikander and Luca Marinelli are the lead couple in this story of love and anguish in which a music producer with a great apartment in London – the alter ego of the young Bertolucci – and with back pain – that of the older Bertolucci – has a physiotherapist brought in while preparing an album with a veteran singer.

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CaixaBank, awarded Best Digital Private Bank in Europe for the third consecutive year by PWM (Financial Times Group)

CaixaBank, awarded Best Digital Private Bank in Europe for the third consecutive year by PWM (Financial Times Group)

CaixaBank has been awarded Best Digital Private Banking in Europe 2026 at the Wealth Tech Awards, which are annually presented by the Professional Wealth Management (PWM) magazine of the Financial Times Group. This is the third consecutive year that the entity receives this recognition, placing it at the forefront of the high net worth management sector in the European continent. Additionally, the entity has received a special mention (highly commended) this year as Best Private Banking in Digital Innovation in Europe 2026.

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The European Commission recommends that states tax empty apartments

The European Commission recommends that states tax empty apartments

The European Commission continues to take action to tackle the housing crisis in the European continent. In addition to proposing a legal framework to protect public administrations that want to limit temporary tourist rentals and second homes, Brussels accompanies this regulation with a series of non-binding recommendations to member states when fighting against this problem that affects a large part of the cities in the bloc and to increase supply in areas under residential pressure.

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The Andalusian campaign gets tangled in the 'petaqueo'

The Andalusian campaign gets tangled in the ‘petaqueo’

All election campaigns tend to deviate from their initial trajectory. The PP had designed a white, friendly campaign. The PSOE a red campaign, shouting long live healthcare and public services in general. But everything changed at 11 a.m. on Thursday, 150 kilometers off the coast of Huelva, when two Civil Guard agents died in an accidental collision during an anti-drug operation. As expected, those deaths have become a central part of the campaign.

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Hundreds of immigrants settle on Trampolín beach awaiting their reception

Hundreds of immigrants settle on Trampolín beach awaiting their reception

Imad Maarmi, a 35-year-old Algerian, is in a limbo called the Temporary Stay Center for Immigrants (CETI) of Ceuta. After being intercepted up to 12 times by the Civil Guard or the Moroccan Navy when trying to swim across the Tarajal border breakwater, he managed to set foot on the shore of the autonomous city last July 10. Three weeks before the mass crossing. At that time, the CETI was not yet overcrowded. Nor was Ceuta in chaos.

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