Albaras claims that Morocco has guaranteed it will prevent a jump to Ceuta on 23
The Government works with Rabat and the Moroccan press to deter immigrants from playing their lives by a bull
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The Government works with Rabat and the Moroccan press to deter immigrants from playing their lives by a bull
The Russian Government of Vladímir Putin welcomed the results of the elections, in which the United Russian party, which has been in the Executive for more than 25 years, achieved 57 per cent of the votes, amid allegations of fraud and after most opposition parties were excluded from the process. On the streets, the Russians expect little change in the structure of the State, but it does improve the economic situation, hit by the war with Ukraine.
The German Government and the various political forces analyse the results of the regional elections held on 20 September: those of the Berlin Parliament and those of the Federal State of Mecklemburgo- Western Pomerania. Both votes increase the pressure on the political future of German Chancellor Friedrich Merz and show that not everything is lost to the left in the country. To discuss the subject, we discussed with Ralf Leiteritz, a polytechnist at the University of Potsdam (Germany), in El Invitado del Día de France 24.
The Office of the Attorney appeals to the suspension of the right to vote of those nationalized by the Memory Act
The Executive is attacking Judge Peinado and calling for the investigation of the trial against the president's wife as "arbitrary and unjust."
Thousands of cases remain in court. The plan provides for the training of staff to deal with these crimes
The volume of foreign capital is growing by 30% per year between January and June, but is still far from the level of 2024. Government wants to strengthen control of these operations
Albaras says that he works with Rabat to prevent a new mass entry on 23-124; The Minister of Youth claims that "most minors want to stay. And he's going to stay."
The United States Government confiscated the credentials of the media journalists CNN, MS Now and Political, who attended the White House despite the blockade that President Donald Trump announced against him on September 18. The media assured that this is a veto that challenges the first amendment and announced that they will demand the measure to continue their work. We analyze the battle the president has with the press with Luis Botello, president of the Media for Democracy Foundation.
Teachers and trade unions reveal that the two official academies on the islands have not held competitions for more than three decades. The Government ensures that it respects the law
The communities governed by the PP vote against the plan of the Ministry of Education, which aims to provide the centres with more resources and different professional profiles
Carlos Corpo ensures in a meeting with the social partners that "especially the most affected professional sectors," such as transport and agri-food, will be addressed
Inclusion renounces the emergency procedure and leaves the connection of the camps to Oscar López
Most health careers must be strictly present. 50% of teachers in any degree will have to be doctors
The Administration has problems in recruiting candidates in some areas when it needs to renew short-term templates because 57% of state employees are over 50 years of age
The Government of Ayuso publishes the memory of buying the luxury housing that could house the president "occasionally"
PP leader: "The Executive is not able to maintain public order in a Spanish city" - 124; Migrants who have not achieved a square return to the beaches
The Government of Venezuela unlocked access to at least 17 websites, while another 188 remain restricted. This decision takes place at the same time as the Office of the Prosecutor announced another measure aimed at safeguarding the presumption of innocence, and coincides with the resumption of dialogue between Chavismo and the opposition. Days ago, the UN had warned that the repressive structures of the state remain undismantled. We talked to César Pérez Vivas, a lawyer, university professor and former governor of the Táchira state.