The National Police arrest a man in Barcelona for selling fake appointments for immigration procedures
The contact was advertised on various social networks as a supposed agency specialized in obtaining prior appointments
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Iran insists on maintaining control of the Strait of Hormuz while Trump threatens to open it by force
Tehran proposes to Oman a system that would assign it the supervision of traffic and the collection of fees related to security and environmental issues
El Departamento de Justicia imputa al exdirector del FBI James Comey por supuestas amenazas de muerte contra Trump
Es la segunda vez en siete meses que el Departamento presenta cargos contra el ex alto cargo, que el presidente considera uno de sus grandes enemigos
The PP and José Pablo López clash in Congress over ‘Malas Lenguas’
The president of RTVE announces the return of journalist Marta Gómez Montero after she left the talk show hosted by Jesús Cintora in tears
He who sees black humor in humiliating a woman (and those who support it)
Indecent individuals, narcissistic manipulators, who want to live by showing off their misdeeds ‘online’ will exist as long as they are allowed. Networks like Kick, where this type broadcasts, have made their lack of scruples their business and that of their users
A report by EL PAÍS on where the clothes from containers go wins the VI Vicente Verdú Award for Journalism and Innovation
The contest called by the Association of Informers of Elche has received 37 applications
Harald V, King of Norway, dies at 89 years old
The sovereign had been on the throne since 1991 and will be succeeded by his son, Prince Haakon, whose wife, Princess Mette-Marit, has undergone a lung transplant
Ábalos and Koldo, a psychological approach to the origin of perdition
“I needed a driver who could handle my schedule: 24 hours with me.” And the two of them began, like in a Patricia Highsmith novel, to join their destinies
Iran attacks Kuwait and Bahrain with missiles after the United States struck its radars in the Strait of Hormuz
Iran’s Revolutionary Guard claims to have damaged US Fifth Fleet bases, but the American military command denies it
The U.S. Treasury eases its sanctions so that Mexico can settle with CIBanco
The savings accounts of the bank’s customers were left in limbo following the restrictions imposed by Washington after detecting money laundering in opioid trafficking