Isabel in therapy
Something happens to the Madrid president if she doesn't realize that she was one of the great promoters of poor education in current politics.
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Back account for the return of Puigdemant: a plan saved on a protected computer
The announced judicial release of the amnesty has the capacity to cause a chain effect that activates the return of the former Catalan
Trump's obsessions sink Republicans in November's polls
The polls give the Democrats the greatest advantage so far and indicate that the president's priorities are not in line with the voters' concerns
Louis Dreyfus, president of Le Monde: "Our business model is independence"
The head of the French newspaper took control in 2010 of the group of headers when it was in technical bankruptcy and today they reach 700,000 subscribers with a company financed by a foundation
This is how the Government negotiates the anti-eviction decree
The executive needs to bring together the positions of Junts, Sumar and Poder to draft a text that he wants to adopt at next Tuesday's Council of Ministers and that will not be supported by the PP
Maricarman forces a turn of government and its partners on housing
Coalition ministers assume that they must close the pact by Tuesday and add up to a threat of a plant under increasing social pressure
German, Russian foreign ministers hold rare talks amid rising tensions
Russia's Lavrov dismisses Wadephul's call to abandon 'dangerous path of escalation' with Europe.
"To the end, companions": Sun recamped 15 years after 15-M
The protest for the eviction of Maricarren leads to a camp at Puerta del Sol, where protesters demand the Government to adopt a new housing decree
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Lula prohibits online betting in Brazil: clubs fear impact on their finances
President of Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva announced the ban on sports betting and online casinos in Brazil, a measure the Government considers necessary to combat the indebtedness of families and the mental health problems associated with the game.
Afghanistan: Taxi drivers keep music alive despite bans
As soon as they see a cop, drivers in Afghanistan turn off their radio and sound equipment for fear of being arrested. Since 2021, Kabul had to turn off its melodies because of the strict restrictions imposed by the Taliban Government. Only religious or patriotic songs authorized by the authorities are allowed to be heard in public space. In 2025, four Afghan musicians were sentenced to 15 months in prison by the Taliban for organizing a night touch.
What are vulture funds and why do they divide the Government of Spain?
Thousands of people went to the streets of Madrid to protest the evictions and demand urgent action in the face of the housing crisis in Spain. The mobilization was called after the eviction of Maricarsen Abascal, a 87-year-old woman who had lived for more than 70 years in the same house and whose case has generated a strong social reaction. Miriam Bue, spokesman for the Madrid tenants' union and the European coalition of housing movements, addresses the issue in France 24.
Iran war live: Tehran vows not to back down as Trump rejects Hormuz plan
US president rejects Iran's seven-day plan to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, saying the deal is not 'acceptable'.
Is Labour's housing scheme a new idea, or an old Tory one?
BBC's political correspondent Jack Fenwick speaks to Work and Pensions Secretary Pat McFadden.
Trump says he is rolling back Biden-era US fuel economy rules for cars
The US president said he would end a so-called 'EV mandate' that steered consumers to electric vehicles.
Tens of thousands attend right-wing protest over Ceuta migrant crisis
Demonstrators are demanding early elections and accuse Pedro Sanchez's government of negligence.
Housing crisis in Spain: a major protest in Madrid against the eviction of a 87-year-old woman
The eviction this week of Maricarsen Abascal, 87, provoked a massive protest on the streets of Madrid on Saturday, September 26, in which the protesters demanded greater protection for the tenants. The widespread dissatisfaction with the increase in the price of housing has put pressure on the President of the Government, Pedro Sánchez, whose government plans to adopt a package of measures to alleviate the crisis.
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Trump rejects Iranian plan to reopen Ormuz; announces he could resume attacks after 'midterms'
According to 'The Wall Street Journal', American President Donald Trump announced that he rejected Iran's proposal to reopen the Ormuz Strait and end the attacks in seven days. Según el medio, Trump habría dicho a sus asistores que Espera retomar los ataques contra Iran después de las elecciones legislativos de noviembre.
Thousands protest in Spain against Sánchez's management in Ceuta and demand early elections
Some 20,000 people in Spain responded to the call of the right-wing and extreme-right parties to protest against the administration of President Pedro Sánchez in the migration crisis in Ceuta. During the mobilization, the protesters demanded their resignation and called for early elections.
Colombia extradites leader of armed group to US in shift towards Washington
Colombian President Abelardo De La Espriella has emerged as close ally the of Trump administration in South America.
Lavrov: Russia’s war in Ukraine will continue ‘through to the end’
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov vowed that the objectives of Moscow’s military operation will be achieved.