The King praises “the effort and brilliance” of Leonor de Borbón’s military career
Felipe VI intervenes when the flag that was supposed to preside over the Armed Forces Day parade falls
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De la Espriella: “If I lose I will not leave the country, I will stay as head of the opposition”
The far-right candidate clarifies some statements made by his wife, who said that in case of losing they have a settled life abroad
Raúl Fernández and Aprilia break Ducati’s dominance at Mugello
The Spanish Trackhouse rider wins his first ‘sprint’ and leader Marco Bezzecchi signs the first ‘pole’ of the 21st century at home for the Noale factory
Elon Musk takes Wall Street to space: SpaceX, the keys to the company that is trying to colonize Mars with the largest IPO in history
The richest man in the world finalizes the sale of shares of his rocket, satellite, and AI company, a $75 billion deal wrapped in controversy
PSG – Arsenal, the Champions final live | Luis Enrique and Arteta seek to put the finishing touch on their respective seasons
The Parisians are seeking their second consecutive Champions League, while Arteta’s team wants to make history by winning the first ‘big ear’ in the history of the ‘Gunners’
From the ‘Operation Kitchen’ to Leire Díez: the sewers feed back into themselves
Pedraz’s ruling indicates that the PSOE plumber tried to use “alleged information” from Villarejo about judges, prosecutors, politicians, and police chiefs
Junts conspires to strengthen itself ahead of the electoral cycle: “They want to sideline us because we bother everyone”
At the party’s municipalist convention, Jordi Turull accuses the PSC of having left the mayors “out in the cold”
Sumar parties urge PSOE to act: “Is there a plot? The answer is with laws, measures, and exemplary conduct”
“Ferraz cannot be a burden on the progressive majority,” assures Minister Urtasun at an event in Barcelona
Donna Haraway, philosopher: “We live in a pronatalist and anti-childhood world. Babies should be scarce and valuable”
She is one of the most influential thinkers in technology and feminism. Visionary and ironic, her texts have a punk touch. In the face of authoritarianism, she encourages aligning with immigrants: “They bear the weight of all disasters”
Josefina Molina dies, pioneer of Spanish cinema, at 89 years old
Director of classics such as ‘Función de noche’ or the series ‘Teresa de Jesús’, she was a national Cinematography award winner and a reference in audiovisual feminism