Paul Seixas wins the Flèche Wallonne at 19, the youngest in history
The French cyclist wins on the wall following the Pogacar style, with whom he will fight on Sunday for victory in Liège-Bastogne-Liège
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Zelensky awards Margarita Robles “for the support and commitment” of the Government with Ukraine
The Ukrainian president discusses with the Minister of Defense the situation on the war front of the country invaded by Russia
Germany avoids speculating about the merger between Deutsche Telekom and T-Mobile
The German government, owner of 28% of the local operator, assures it has no knowledge of a possible sale of shares
Colombia will have to pay more than 500 million to Telefónica after the final decision of the international arbitration
ICSID orders the Petro Government to make immediate payment to the Spanish firm for a legal dispute over mobile networks since 1994
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Bills tell your life better than a psychologist. In fact, expenses on a psychologist also tell it: we don’t need to know what they tell you if you spend half your salary on them
The former PSOE manager rules out that Ábalos and his advisor received unaccounted cash from the party
The former Secretary of State for Transport declares that he was annoyed that Koldo García mediated for him to attend to Aldama regarding the Air Europa rescue
The Association of Hispanic Writers in the Netherlands is founded
Twenty-six authors of nine nationalities who live and work in Dutch cities come together to give visibility to Spanish literary production
The other Cannes festival: the mecca of auteur cinema embraces AI
The WAIFF festival, with films made with artificial intelligence, celebrates its second edition and reflects on the impact of this tool on the seventh art
Scribbles, drawings, and title changes: the creative process of Spanish songs that are generational anthems
An exhibition at the Instituto Cervantes brings together original documents, especially manuscripts, with lyrics on themes from the sixties to the present day
Secretary Markwayne Mullin warns that funds to pay DHS employees will run out in May
Republican senators have presented a new plan to fund immigration agencies and end the department’s shutdown without the need to secure Democratic support