Sevilla makes things difficult for itself by losing to an in-form Levante
Luís Castro’s team, who have won 14 of the last 21 points, continues its bid for survival and puts the Andalusians in trouble
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The confrontation of experts further complicates the ‘Koldo case’: “The public prosecutor’s office understands nothing”
The Civil Guard defends the integrity of the audios and messages that support the case
Zapatero calls the national priority agreed by PP and Vox “unconstitutional” and “discriminatory”
The former President of the Government supports María Jesús Montero in the Andalusian pre-campaign and defends her proposal for autonomous financing
Institution assures that the sovereign fund España Crece will be ready before July
The Treasury will begin transferring money to the fund in the “coming weeks,” according to the Minister of Economy
What changes with the reclassification of marijuana and Trump’s order on psychedelics
The Administration has moved forward with moving cannabis to a less restrictive category and has ordered the promotion of therapies with LSD, MDMA, and psilocybin
What is the ‘Fair Rent Law’ against gentrification in Mexico City?
The proposal seeks to limit rent increases, strengthen tenant protection, and consolidate neighborhood roots through a social and affordable housing policy promoted by the city government.
Meta will lay off around 8,000 people, 10% of its global workforce, due to the impact of its AI investments
Through an internal note, the social media giant has also reported the cancellation of 6,000 new hires
The EU urges progress on Ukraine’s accession after Orbán’s departure
European leaders celebrate with relief alongside Zelensky the approval of the loan for Ukraine and the approval of the new sanctions package after Hungary lifted its veto
The judge in the rape case against the former police chief criticizes the “advantages” women have in reporting
Magistrate David Maman points out in a conference the ease with which protection measures are granted to complainants
Colombia and Spain: parallel democracies, clean elections
On both sides of the Atlantic, the transition would not have been possible without electoral authorities free from all doubt