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
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The Labor Inspectorate joins the recommendation to anticipate the retirement of truck drivers
The organization sends its favorable verdict to the commission studying the setting of coefficients to advance the retirement age due to the high accident rate in the profession
The encrypted ‘chats’ of the drug traffickers in the port of Valencia: “We control all police units”
Members of a network that stored 4.5 tons of cocaine boasted about their infiltration into the Security Forces. The organization paid 120,000 euros per operation to each truck driver. “If you pay too much, they get rich and stop working,” warned a leader
Pamela Anderson talks about how her hepatitis C diagnosis affected her: “It was a death sentence”
The actress, free from the disease since 2015, acknowledged upon being awarded at the amfAR gala in Venice that “shame and guilt” have haunted her for years, but she assures that work has helped her overcome the experience: “I am not a victim, I am a survivor”
The price of gasoline and diesel rises for the seventh consecutive week
Both fuels show a slight increase, placing the liter of gasoline at 1.705 euros and diesel at 1.828 euros
The head of Instagram assures in the trial against Meta that there are no “magic solutions” to protect minors
Adam Mosseri is the first senior executive of the tech company to testify in the case brought by 29 US states against the company
Mexican economy: mixed signals
Stability and resilience allow us to think that, once the uncertainty about the USMCA ends, it is possible to return to a path of growth
The Constitutional Court admits a Vox appeal against the PP of Ayuso’s rejection of Leguina appearing in the Assembly
The court of guarantees will decide if the conservatives properly applied the regulations to prevent the intervention of the president of the Chamber of Accounts
The Library of Congress is pleased to finally welcome Taylor Swift, Beyoncé, and José Feliciano
The song ‘Single Ladies’ and the album ‘1989’ enter the National Recording Registry of the American institution, as well as the Puerto Rican’s ‘Feliz Navidad,’ Pérez Prado’s Mambo No. 5, the musical ‘Chicago,’ and songs by Ray Charles, Paul Anka, and Chaka Khan
Mexico opens an investigation for possible monopoly in the professional football market
The National Antitrust Commission clarifies that the investigation does not constitute a trial, although it warns that it will impose fines if it determines that there are anticompetitive practices in the favorite sport of Mexicans