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Junts avoids haste for the return trip after having exploited in all previous campaigns its inferiority condition because it cannot have the leader present
The book of Patrik Ouředník runs without chronological order the past century from a 'collage' of conflicts, scientific advances, art, inventions and anecdotes that have emerged in the continent
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.
CC OO and UGT call on workers to a 24-hour, yet undated, general unemployment after the wave of social outrage over the Maricarsen eviction
The president believes that the general strike of the coming weeks is against the PP: "That's what was missing to see in Spain"
The director's correspondence points to delays in requests for international protection, policies for tenants, articulation between social institutions and fanaticism by politicians.
On 2 October, the G7 agreed to jointly release 100 million barrels of oil and diesel to try to reduce international prices for crude oil and its derivatives. On the decision, US President Donald Trump said prices will fall soon because the naval blockade in the Strait of Ormuz will end in the short term. The measure, also promoted by the International Energy Agency, seeks to alleviate winter prices in the northern hemisphere.
The woman claims she was drugged and raped in a university fraternity house in 2024.
The president of Madrid says in a program by Iker Jiménez that the left is preparing the ground to "continue burning the streets." On Junts' rejection: "Sanchez knew from the beginning that this could not be voted on"
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 judges of the Audiencia de Madrid are summoned to vote on whether the investigating court three takes over the investigation
While sanctions and the United States-led blockade continue to have a serious impact on the Iranian economy, the Tehran authorities maintain a firm position on the closure of Ormuz, a strategic maritime route through which a significant part of the world oil trade is moving.
If you volem que el català avanci en els usos interpersonals, les altres lengües-castellà i i cada cop més anglès-hauran de fer un pas enrere
The partners adopt two decrees, one with a battery of measures that include 0% loans for the acquisition of the first home and the other with the indefinite extension of the contracts. Congress to vote this Friday
In Spanish there is a specific word for beer foam, it is called giste
León XIV talks to the press about evictions, although he admits not knowing the specific episode, and calls for "more just solutions" and for "the systemic cause of the problem"
Since September 28, the documentary 'NAZA' can be seen in cinemas from 56 countries, but not in the rooms of Israel, where it was recorded and where its directors live. The tape brings together 24 anonymous testimonies of Israeli soldiers and intelligence officers describing how the systematic killing of Palestinian civilians in Gaza would be carried out, and notes that artificial intelligence is used, among other means, to define the attacks. The local cinemas have refused to project the film, which the directors offered for free, in part because 'NAZA' has been received with anger by the majority d
A few weeks after having legalized assisted death, Pope Leo XIV arrived in France with a message of defense for life from birth to death. For Jose Casanova, professor of Sociology and Theology at Georgetown University, the statements of the Pontiff were not a way of putting pressure on the French Government, but an expression of its ethical position.
Beyond the stories behind the childhood, youth and suffering of Diana before and after her marriage, the memories of her younger brother, Earl Charles Spencer, have questioned the credibility of the 77-year-old monarch Charles III, who denies having said that the princess would be "soon forgotten."
León XIV speaks on the plane to Paris, and addresses issues like the IA or the media veto in the White House: "It is very important to have good coverage everywhere and for everyone"
