A man dies after receiving a high-voltage electric shock in Torrejón de Ardoz
The victim, between 30 and 40 years old, became trapped in a transformer station and was rescued, but was in cardiac arrest that could not be reversed
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Mars also experienced an eclipse on August 12, but if you saw Earth’s, this one will disappoint you
NASA’s ‘Perseverance’ rover captured the transit of the moon Phobos across the Sun
Las Ketchup: “We were very poorly advised. No one cared that your whole body hurt”
The Muñoz sisters talk about fame, worldwide success, a fatigue that almost overwhelmed them, and a music career that is still alive
Democratic primaries show the declining political influence of Israel in the United States
The success of leftist El-Sayed in the Michigan primaries, despite the 30 million dollars against him from the Israeli lobby, exposes the progressive distancing from traditional allies
Latest news on the entry of immigrants to Ceuta, live | Morocco blocks the passage to Ceuta of hundreds of sub-Saharan migrants
Police, Civil Guard, and military secure the surroundings of the El Tarajal crossing (Ceuta) | Calm at the Melilla border, with a greater police presence than usual
Ceuta finalizes preparations to bury the victims of the mass arrival at El Tarajal
The 76 unidentified deceased will begin to be buried in batches this week and will be placed in a designated area of the Sidi Embarek Muslim cemetery
Teachers take the center of Valencia in a massive demonstration on their fifth day of strike
Teachers block traffic in Lleida and warn that the improvement agreement must include the salary issue
Ábalos suggests that Jésica Rodríguez was “coerced” or made a deal about her statement with Aldama
The former minister has also assured the court that “he does not think it is right” to see his ex-partner in her statement before the Supreme Court “saying what she had to say”
A doctor from the field: “In Congo, Ebola doesn’t smell like statistics; it smells like chlorine”
Congolese François Zioko describes from Haut-Uélé how misinformation, lack of resources, and the absence of a vaccine for the Bundibugyo variant hinder the containment of the outbreak
The new dependency and disability laws face their final step in Congress: more home care, less bureaucracy
The lower house votes this Wednesday on the amendments and decides whether to accept the changes incorporated in the Senate