Man arrested for the violent death of his mother in Ponteareas (Pontevedra)
The arrested person has confessed to the crime. The Civil Guard is investigating the facts
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Labor is finalizing a law that will declare null the dismissal of workers who report their companies for corruption
The regulation, which amends the Workers’ Statute, will extend to the informants’ family members
Russia uses the Oréshnik hypersonic missile again in one of the largest attacks on Kyiv
More than 600 drones and 90 missiles were fired at dawn against the capital of Ukraine
Barça’s striking power prevails over Atlético’s depth
Jenni Hermoso also did not debut in a match affected by absences
The unpadded lace minimizer bra that has become an Amazon bestseller
Combines a refined design with good support to enhance the bust comfortably, features that have made it one of the most popular models
Trump announces a three-week extension of the ceasefire between Israel and Lebanon
The US president has presided over the second bilateral meeting between both countries at the White House and says he hopes to receive their leaders soon
The critical month of the CIA accident that pushed the relationship between Mexico and the United States to the limit
In a story still full of holes, the death of two intelligence agents in Chihuahua continues to move pieces inside and outside the country. The latest, the summons to testify of two governors
Rupert Everett, Hollywood’s eternal gay friend, self-criticizes his past: “I was only interested in myself and my pleasure. I was a bit of a sociopath”
The British actor, who became famous as the on-screen confidant of Julia Roberts and Madonna in ‘My Best Friend’s Wedding’ and ‘A Few Good Men’, confesses in an interview that in his youth he was “obsessed with climbing” rather than doing his job
Zaragoza will be the headquarters of the State Public Health Agency, an organization provided for by a law from 15 years ago
The entity will play a leadership role in emergency response and in setting priorities in health policies
Argentina remembers the banned books of the dictatorship
The Buenos Aires Book Fair bids farewell after commemorating the 50th anniversary of the coup with talks, a reading marathon, and an exhibition