The Bank of Spain recommends carrying between 70 and 100 euros in cash to face crises such as a blackout
The supervisor joins other central banks that advise having enough money for emergency purchases
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Dolores Vázquez, upon receiving a medal for Equality from the Government: “I have forgiven, I have learned to live and to love; I love you all”
Ana Redondo’s ministry pays tribute, in the events of Lesbian Visibility Day, to the falsely accused in the murder of Rocío Wanninkhof
The Princess of Asturias will study Political Science at Carlos III University
The Crown Princess will pursue a four-year degree at the public university in Getafe. Among the professors are a former Madrid president of the PP and a founder of Podemos
Jordi Pujol’s firstborn declares that his businesses were based on “passing on privileged information”
Jordi Pujol Ferrusola admits he had no knowledge of the sectors he advised on and criticizes that the ‘Pujol case’ has been a ‘shredder’
Sáenz de Santamaría and Arenas do not go off script in the Kitchen trial: “I have no knowledge of that operation”
Former PP leaders deny that there was concern in the party and the government about the material Bárcenas might have kept
Support for the doctors’ strike continues to fall, and unions call for Pedro Sánchez’s intervention
In Andalusia, the community with the most support, it has remained at 19%, the lowest figure in the three weeks of strikes
Iran proposes a three-stage peace plan that leaves the nuclear issue for last
Tehran conditions the resumption of dialogue with the United States on the acceptance of a proposal it has presented to Oman and Russia
Breaking news and reactions after the attempted assassination of Donald Trump, live | The White House denounces that those who “label Trump a fascist fuel violence against him”
Washington to review security protocols around the president after attempted attack | The Republican assures that political violence “has always been” present in the US | The detainee, Cole Allen, appears before a judge this Monday
The essential books to get to know Gonzalo Celorio, the Mexican winner of the Cervantes Prize
The author has been recognized with the highest award in Spanish-language literature in a ceremony attended by the King and Queen
Dissidents use schools as a trench and propaganda tool
Threats to school environments are worsening in southwestern Colombia. In Huila, more than a thousand children have stopped studying due to intimidation, while in Nariño armed men are using minors for propaganda