The progress of the La Mierla fire (Guadalajara) forces the evacuation of 34 towns and the confinement of another 14, as well as raising the danger level to 2 for two new fires in Retortillo (Soria) and Brieva (Segovia); in Andalusia, the two fires declared today in Huelva and Granada are considered stabilized.
The concentration of supermarkets in specific areas of large cities changes the eating habits of families and promotes an increase in the consumption of ultra-processed foods. A report from the Barcelona Urban Research Institute (IDRA) and coordinated by AMcoop – Escola de Mobilitat Sostenible, points out that the food purchasing decisions of families in the Barcelona Metropolitan Area rarely depend solely on personal preferences. Economic capacity, time, and above all, the food supply they have access to are the main determining factors.
The 30-year-old woman who had been hospitalized since February due to the severe burns suffered in the attack carried out by two hitmen on the orders of her husband in Sevilla la Nueva (Madrid), has died this Saturday, according to sources from the Government Delegation. The incident was being investigated as a gender-based crime.
The fire declared in Orés, which since Wednesday has struck the Zaragoza region of Cinco Villas and has burned 14,400 hectares, has been brought under control, according to the Vice President of the Government of Aragón, Mar Vaquero.
Her disappearance made her legend greater. She was an aviator who never declined, unlike pilot Charles Lindbergh, consumed by his far-right drift, or actor James Dean, turned into a myth for dying young with only three films made. Amelia Earhart built her myth and made good use of her success in life.
It had been only a few weeks since the war between Ukraine and Russia had broken out, and the editor of La Vanguardia, Javier Godó, was considering the creation of a format that would allow for in-depth reflection on the consequences of the most important armed conflict on European soil since World War II. The idea was to involve the human and technical potential of the group’s media, both La Vanguardia and RAC1, to offer subscribers, readers, and listeners a cross-sectional view of a conflagration that, even in those days, was evident would mark the history of Europe and international relations. With this vocation, Foros de Vanguardia was born on April 7, 2022. The debut was a debate with correspondents from La Vanguardia and RAC1 who had been or were still on the front lines in Ukraine or neighboring borders. The Eyes of the War was the title, and the auditorium of the Círculo Ecuestre was packed to capacity to hear the experiences of María Paz López, Félix Flores, Plàcid Garcia Planas, Jordi Armenteras, and Joaquín Luna. It was a resounding success. So much so that a month later, we repeated with a special guest, the Spanish Minister of Foreign Affairs, José Manuel Albares. Since then, approaching five years of existence and fifty editions, the Forums have expanded the range of topics and, in the process, have become fully integrated into Barcelona’s agenda, becoming one of the city’s essential events.
Each passing day, medicine is closer to winning the battle against cancer. Oncology care has undergone an extraordinary transformation over the last decade. Advances in prevention, early diagnosis, genetics, precision medicine, immunotherapy, radiotherapy, and targeted therapies now allow for more effective, more personalized treatments with a lower impact on patients’ quality of life.
The iPhone has been declared dead for 19 years, but Apple is already preparing a grand celebration for the 20th anniversary version of its phone, which will arrive next year. Shortly after its launch in 2007, when then Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer was asked about the new Apple phone, he laughed out loud: “it’s the most expensive phone in the world. And it doesn’t attract business customers because it doesn’t have a keyboard, which makes it not a very good email machine.” A very short-sighted view.
Spain is still immersed in one of the worst summers in terms of forest fires. Three times the area has already burned compared to the same dates last year. If last week the fire took the lives of 13 people and burned 7,000 hectares in Los Gallardos (Almería), these days the worst affected area is Aragón. In Los Gallardos there are still 20 firefighter teams working on extinguishing the fire, while in Orés (Zaragoza) 450 personnel are fighting a fire that, since Wednesday, has already burned 15,400 hectares and 1,000 people have been evacuated.
On Tuesday a new heat wave will arrive that will last at least until Thursday, when it will reach its “peak,” bringing temperatures of up to 45 degrees and affecting the southeastern third, Guadalquivir valley, Ebro valley, northeastern depressions, Pyrenees valleys, and the interior of Mallorca. A mass of warm, dry air with suspended dust will also settle over much of the Peninsula and the Balearic Islands.