Míchel Sánchez signs with Ajax as new coach until 2028
The Vallecas coach arrives at the Dutch club after five seasons at Girona, the last marked by relegation to the Second Division
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A man confesses to having killed, dismembered, and distributed the remains of an acquaintance at various points in Alhaurín de la Torre, Málaga
The victim, a 59-year-old resident of Coín, was reported missing during the pandemic lockdown, until the discovery of a skull in 2025 allowed an investigation to begin that ended with the arrest of the murderer
Open on Sunday, the taboo of businesses in Germany that the Government wants to break
The coalition of conservatives and social democrats debates ending a century-old tradition by giving certain stores greater flexibility to open on Sundays. Half of the population supports it
Belén López, general secretary of CC OO of Catalonia: “We will not pay for this war again”
CC OO kicks off the union election campaign focusing on wages, housing, and the rise of the far right
Teenagers enjoy the movies I schedule for them
Sometimes I manage to get excited. It happens to me in the weekly meeting with two creatures I held in my arms since their birth. Now they are older
The Public Prosecutor’s Office investigates the lack of control over the Generalitat’s aid to former wards
The public prosecutor’s office is also analyzing the possible existence of “ghost positions” for the reception of young people
The love triangle that Geena Davis starred in during the eighties and ended with a broken heart
The actress, who has been married four times, met her second husband, Jeff Goldblum, when she was in a relationship with another famous actor, Christopher McDonald, who recently confessed that her infidelity left him “devastated”
What is an archaeological relic doing on a red carpet with Zendaya: the controversial 3,000-year-old earrings
The original gold earrings, dated to the first millennium BC and plundered from Iran, have ended up in the ears of an American star. How is this possible?
From Marx’s ‘the rich don’t sweat’ to Instagram’s ‘clean girls’: sweat as a marker of class and biopolitical control
In her book ‘Sweat’, the artist Mariela Sancari investigates the socio-political, religious, and philosophical history of the saline liquid that thermoregulates the body
ICE detains wife of U.S. Army sergeant during immigration appointment
It is the second similar case in recent weeks. Deisy Rivera Ortega’s defense assures that authorities have considered deporting her to a third country, such as Mexico