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This Saturday morning, a man fatally stabbed a woman in the middle of the street in Esplugues de Llobregat (Barcelona). The events occurred after 11:30 a.m. on Joan Miró street, in a residential area near the Sant Joan de Déu hospital, very close to the entrance to Barcelona. According to various witnesses, the man also attacked two other witnesses. The motivations for the attack are unknown for now. After the event, the Mossos d’Esquadra arrested the man in the Les Corts neighborhood of Barcelona. An official spokesperson for the Catalan police has declined to confirm the incident for now pending…
David Robson has highlighted the health risks of loneliness, the body-shaping power of mindset, and the thinking errors common among high performers in a broad discussion on BEYOND with Aleksandra King. Robson — whose 18-year journalism career includes BBC Future, New Scientist, Wired, The Guardian, and The Atlantic — told host Aleksandra King that loneliness deserves public-health status alongside smoking and poor diet. He also explained the “liking gap” that stops people from reaching out to others, the “beautiful mess effect” that makes vulnerability attractive, and why self-compassion drives genuine behavioural change. Key Facts Loneliness and health: More…
Defense Minister Boris Pistorius is trying to calm the debate about the withdrawal of US soldiers: the troops in Germany are important for both countries. But there is another development that could have greater consequences.
Changing the boot children of wrathby the poet Dámaso Alonso, Madrid is a city of thousands of tons of granite. There are, of course, no latest statistics. Daily contemplation is enough. Squares, sidewalks, walls, buildings, roundabouts, benches, curbs. Almost all the elements that build the “lego” of a city. In the times of Philip II and Philip IV the logic lay in the fact that it was the stone that was extracted from the nearby quarries of the Sierra del Guadarrama, and The Monastery of El Escorial was the architectural model of an empire.Continue reading
Despite the sometimes aggressive mood at demonstrations and street festivals, the Berlin police reported that the holiday was peaceful. Law enforcement officers only had to intervene at Görlitzer Park – but not because of violence.
On May 1, Labor Day—and Juan Manuel Moreno’s birthday—the president of the Andalusian Regional Government and candidate for re-election has decided to officially start the campaign with a meeting with Andalusian entrepreneurs in Seville. After the talk, Moreno wanted to claim the importance of entrepreneurs because “they are also workers” and contribute to creating employment in a community that, although it has reduced the gap with the national average, continues to be the one with the highest unemployment rate, 14.66%, and has committed to moving towards convergence with Spain and equipping it in terms of employment.Continue reading
Vox announced this Friday at a campaign event in Jaén that it will present an appeal to the Supreme Court for the extraordinary regularization of migrants approved by the Government. A process that, in the words of the national leader of the extreme right group, Santiago Abascal, entails the “Islamization” and “migratory invasion” of Spanish society.Continue reading
After trade fair attacks on two Jewish men in London’s Golders Green district, 45-year-old suspect Essa S. has been charged with attempted murder. Local police warn of a “pandemic of anti-Semitic hate crimes.”
The image has been curious. In less than five square meters, almost clustered together, were Vice President Yolanda Díaz; the former minister and now PSOE candidate for the presidency of the Board, María Jesús Montero; his former cabinet colleague Elma Saiz, the Por Andalucía candidate and IU leader, Antonio Maíllo; the general secretary of the PCE Enrique Santiago… All, and more figures of different ranks on the left, with a similar gesture of tilting the ear to tune up the ear and thus listen to what the Andalusian and Spanish leaders of UGT and CC OO were saying, the latter…
On the night of May 1st, Walpurgis Night was celebrated in numerous places in Germany. The witch researcher and author Kai Lehmann criticizes how historically forgotten this is, a “dance on the mass graves of innocent people.”