The man arrested for the stabbing death of his ex-partner in a square in Figueres this Tuesday will appear before the court tomorrow, Friday. The attacker was arrested by the Mossos d’Esquadra shortly after committing the crime, thanks to the collaboration of several citizens who struggled with him and managed to hold him. The case is being investigated as an alleged homicide.
On May 22, 1976, a team of professionals from the pediatrics and hematology services at the Sant Pau hospital carried out the first bone marrow transplant in Spain. Tomorrow marks the 50th anniversary of this milestone, and the Barcelona hospital has scheduled various commemorative events.
Any measure that helps reduce daily expenses becomes even more important in the current context, marked by the conflict in the Middle East. For this reason, Repsol has decided to extend its fuel discount campaign for individual customers until May 31, inclusive, allowing them to continue saving easily every time they refuel at any of its more than 3,300 service stations.
In Figueres and in many sectors of the citizenry, there is a feeling that Kimberli’s death could have been avoided. The woman was stabbed to death this Tuesday at the hands of her ex-partner, a man who had been convicted only 24 hours earlier for abuse and against whom a restraining order was in place, which he violated twice in one day with the outcome that is already known.
In broad daylight and in full view of everyone in a busy square in Figueres, a man stabbed his ex-partner to death this Tuesday. The victim, a 33-year-old transgender woman of Honduran origin, received several stab wounds to the chest, injuries that proved fatal. The attacker, 48 years old and of Spanish nationality, had a restraining order against the victim, but he had violated it twice in the last few hours.
The Supreme Court has entered uncharted territory today, on which there was no precedent. The Contentious-Administrative Chamber of the high court has agreed in a vote that sets a precedent, that parents or very close relatives of a person requesting euthanasia can block that right to a dignified death.
In broad daylight and in full view of everyone in a busy square in Figueres, a man stabbed his ex-partner to death this Tuesday. The victim, a 33-year-old transgender woman of Honduran origin, received several stab wounds to the chest, arms, and neck, injuries that proved fatal. The attacker, 48 years old and of Spanish nationality, had a restraining order against the victim but had violated it twice in the past few hours.
La Fundació Vila Casas, founded in 1988 by the Catalan patron of art and health Antoni Vila Casas (1930-2023), is engaged in an ongoing legal dispute with its former general director and manager, Joan Torras Ragué. The entity has filed a criminal complaint attributing to Torras the alleged commission of three crimes: breach of trust, embezzlement, and document falsification. Allegedly, the defendant unlawfully appropriated around 400,000 euros in just a year and a half, according to the complaint obtained by La Vanguardia.
Javier (Calatayud, 1962) has experienced countless depressive episodes. He had his first one at 40 years old, and from the last one – he is now 63 years old – he has just been discharged. However, although he admits that he will live with the condition his whole life, today he is somewhat more optimistic than some time ago. The reason? The recent treatment he received at the resistant depression unit of Parc Sanitari Sant Joan de Déu (SJD), which offers more personalized treatments.
The Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs reported this Monday that rescue teams have located the bodies of four Italian divers who are believed to have been inside an underwater cave in a Maldivian atoll.