Barcelona airport marks a record July and exceeds 5.8 million passengers
The volume of users has grown by 4.6% since the beginning of the year, above the average of the Aena network
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Kitchen trial for the police corruption scheme linked to the PP, live | The testimony of former Interior Minister Jorge Fernández Díaz begins
The former number two of the Interior Ministry denies ordering Operation Kitchen to spy on Bárcenas and says that the former minister was aware of the recruitment of Bárcenas’ driver
Maru Campos lanza un mensaje político desde la Fiscalía en Ciudad de México: “Me quieren fabricar un caso y convertirme en inculpada”
La gobernadora de Chihuahua viaja a la Ciudad de México en atención a un citatorio de la Fiscalía General de la República, pero en lugar de comparecer encabeza un mitin del PAN
When 100,000 adults dress as Disney princesses: D23 showers Southern California with millions
Every two years, thousands of the company’s fans gather at a convention center an hour from Los Angeles to follow the latest news about the company’s movies, series, and parks
Antony Beevor, historian: “Rasputin combined spirituality with extreme lust and lechery”
The British specialist, who announces a work on the Battle of Britain and predicts a war in the Baltic, dedicates his new book to the role of the Siberian holy man in the downfall of the Romanov Russian empire
Planifica Madrid updates its agenda once El País publishes that it had been kept hidden since March 26
The public company is now preparing to resolve the information blackout, although it limits the information related to the purchase of the Chamberí penthouse to the following note: “NOTARY SIGNING. 14:00. EXTERNAL”
The big eclipse drill is coming to Spain: it’s time to choose where to watch the complete occultation of the Sun
This Thursday, April 30, is the solar twin of the eclipse day. The sun will be in the same position at the same time as on August 12, when a good part of the Peninsula will be plunged into darkness before sunset for more than a minute
Gisela Pulido recovers from a serious accident training in Tarifa
The world leader in kitesurfing has just been discharged from the hospital after suffering a strong impact against the sea while training the ‘Big Air’, her new discipline
The “resurrection plant” of the desert paves the way to make vaccines without a fridge
A thermostable formulation against tetanus and diphtheria has just passed the first clinical trial in humans. If successful, the innovation could facilitate immunization in the most remote and resource-poor areas of the world
Costa Rican Grynspan leads the first informal vote to choose new UN leader
The 15 members of the Security Council begin the process to choose Guterres’ successor, still very open. In second and third place are the Guyanese Rodrigues-Birkett and the Argentine Grossi