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An earthquake of magnitude 7.7 hit the southern coast of Panama on Friday at a depth of 12.6 kilometres, according to the United States Geological Service, causing damage to some buildings but without affecting the vital commercial waterways of the Panama Canal. So far, no official victim report has been given.
Turkey confirmed that it is working on a memorandum of understanding for Ukraine and Russia to stop attacks on civilian and cargo vessels in the Black Sea. So far, Kiev and Moscow have rejected any kind of ceasefire in that area. Report from our correspondent, Adrià Rocha.
Hundreds of New Yorkers went to the streets to protest the U.S. Immigration and Customs Control Service (ICE), hours after an agent shot a man in a parked vehicle with his five-year-old son in the back seat. The man remains hospitalized after being shot in the neck. To date, the authorities have not explained what motivated the shooting or why the officers did not wear a uniform. New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani described the shooting as an atrocity and asked President Donald Trump r
In Israel, the extraction of post-mortem semen has become a state policy following the Hamas attack on 7 October. It was an almost anecdotal practice and required permission from a judge; but, under a state of emergency, only permission is required for its use. In three years, 21 civilians and 250 soldiers have been killed through this process, with which parents and couples seek to continue their families. The story, not without ethical and legal doubts, is from our correspondent, Janira Gómez Muñoz.
He could have died in silence, but he chose to fight and become eternal: he named two decrees, laid down a government and inspired a strike that could be seen in history.
"So far Vox has been the best choice, but there may be another one," says the former secretary general of the ultra party
The classes will be "totally or partially suspended" on Monday in up to 500 French high schools, the Minister of Education announced, after several days of protests, sometimes violent, against the lack of teachers, the deterioration of school buildings and the overpopulation in the classrooms. The minister indicated that 24 centres had been "burned or looted" since the start of the protests.
The indicator is growing driven by energy prices, which are firing almost 20% in the last year
The United States Supreme Court agreed on Thursday, October 1, to review a policy of the Donald Trump Government that places millions of irregular immigrants in compulsory detention while their deportation proceedings are being processed. So far, this policy denies bail hearings for undocumented persons.
The warnings about the risks of artificial intelligence are multiplying in the United States, while some of the main players in the industry demand more controls and more supervision. At the same time, experts and critics question whether part of this alarm can also serve the economic and strategic interests of technology companies themselves. Recent incidents by IA models have revived the debate on how to control increasingly autonomous systems. How far do the risks go and where does the business start? We analyzed it with Ul.
The Executive takes to a second decree law the automatic renewal of the rents, a request of the left that for now has no majority. The texts will be voted on Friday.
The arrival in adult life can transform the vertical link with our parents into another more symmetrical and close to friendship. But, although that relationship of horizonality is built in a healthy way, there is a limit that does not disappear.
The Government is trying to close a housing agreement on Tuesday while its partners disagree on how to intervene the market and protect tenants
The right is trying to channel all the discomfort towards the central government
The Ethiopian athlete, who achieved her third victory in the German capital (2h 11m 4s), ran at a rate to end in less than 2h 10m until 40 km.
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
The GSMA warns that the strong increase in the price of the components can lead in 2026 to the greatest fall of 'smartphones' shipments in history
Thélyson Obelien's case continues to cause a stir. To such an extent that the Goncourt Academy announced on Friday, September 25 that it removed the novel 'C'était ça ou mourir' ('It was that or die') from its selection for the award. The Canadian-Haitian author is accused of using artificial intelligence, in addition to points of plagiarism for texts published in Canada. His promotional tour has also been suspended.
Thélyson Obelien's case continues to cause a stir. To such an extent that the Goncourt Academy announced on Friday, September 25 that it removed the novel 'C'était ça ou mourir' ('It was that or die') from its selection for the award. The Canadian-Haitian author is accused of using artificial intelligence, in addition to points of plagiarism for texts published in Canada. His promotional tour has also been suspended.
The fashion company seeks to consolidate the strategy started in 2019 to transform and rejuvenate, but sales still do not take off
