I signed the arches of a flat in June and now the seller tells me that there is a spill of 13,000 euros. Who's to pay for it?
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Three versions and a jury to clear up Ana Buza's death seven years ago, when she was driving with her boyfriend
The trial begins to clarify how the young Sevillian died. His family has fought to sit on the bench with his daughter's partner and prevent the case from closing as suicide
The INE corrects two tenths down to 2.6% of last year's economic growth
The lower supply of household and export expenditure explains the decline, which also affects the 2023 data, although the 2024 rate is improving.
One of us.
What does it say about us that the character, profession or reputation of a victim condition our look on it?
Abdelkrim didn't want Melilla.
The ultra-right takes advantage of the Ceuta crisis to claim the colonial wars in Morocco, which were a disaster without palliative
"Time of victory": the most transcendental decision of a man of time
Director Anthony Maras narrates with a sense of suspense, data and characters extracted from reality, that the date of the Normandy Disembarkation may have changed by weather conditions
The tycayo, first wild fern discovered in over a hundred years
The small animal's lineage, described by the scientist Paola Nogales-Ascarrunz in Bolivia's cloud forests, was separated from the rest of the tiger cats 1.4 million years ago.
The hour of Shakira's truth: the last masterpiece of an artist without limits
"His hunger is infinite," he defines people who know an artist who three years ago set a challenge that from today is recorded in the capital
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Sabrina Şlez- Pasterski, physics: "I was ashamed to be called the new Einstein, but now I think: to be given"
When he was 14, he built a plane and learned to fly it. With 22, he wrote an article on black holes quoted by Stephen Hawking. Now he wants to take advantage of the IA to discover new connections between theories and ask new questions
China's pressure to block Houthis at the request of Saudi Arabia is why
China has publicly called for the immediate return of safety, dialogue and ships. However, there is more to be said to Tehran in private messages.
New Measur initiative to provide additional access to AI
Meat One has launched new subscription service
With a motorcycle in the middle of the night, the Shahbag League is burning, video is viral
Thaner's (OC) official Mo. Abdul-Hakim said in light of light that the storm march was carried out at night. Three people have been arrested in doubt.
With the telegram app, "Bleasing the name of 94 million money on charges of self-defense 2
The two men were arrested last Thursday night in the village of Kungjganj Hall.
The person arrested for the murder of the Spanish student Claudia Tacoronte in Mexico confesses the crime: "That's what I get."
The police have arrested El Trompas in Cuautla, the same town where she attacked the 21-year-old to steal her phone. The father of the exchange student is in Mexico to repatriate the body
Can AI go out of control
Can AI go out of control
The PSOE is studying a reform to save the "legal vacuum" proposed by the Supreme to return migrants to swim
The PP has already registered, before mass entry, a proposal for change with the same objective. The High Court had established doctrine on 8 July on immediate returns, introduced into the law on aliens by Rajoy
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Math Brother's question: Part 13
Math brother will help you teach math with joy.
Evergrande founder Hui Ka Yan sentenced to life in prison
A Chinese court ordered the former billionaire's assets to be confiscated and fined Evergrande-related companies billions of dollars.
Why Germany's gas storage levels are so low
Germany's gas storage facilities are only 50% full as traders bet that wholesale prices will fall if the Iran war ends. With around three months until winter, DW asks whether the country can refill its reserves in time.
Spiraling health costs force Iranians to delay care
A single chemotherapy session in Iran can cost six times the monthly minimum wage. As drug prices soar and medicine is in short supply, doctors say more patients are delaying or abandoning treatment.