Girona, Spain – Lluc Salellas, the mayor of Girona, has stated he would not support or propose hosting the Spanish national football team in his city. The declaration, made to Girona Media, comes as the city prepares to host matches in La Liga and continues to develop its profile as a sporting destination. Salellas indicated … Read more
Burgos, Spain – A recent interview with retired General Fernando Alejandre, former head of Spain’s Defense Staff (JEMAD), has sparked debate not for what was discussed, but for what was conspicuously avoided: a direct inquiry into a previously revealed plan to potentially deploy the military to suppress the Catalan independence movement. The interview, published by … Read more
With Semana Santa approaching, many are considering travel plans. But for those unable to journey abroad, CaixaForum+ is offering a compelling alternative: a curated selection of cultural content accessible from home. The platform, which is free after registration, provides a digital escape through documentaries, films, and performances, offering a rich experience mirroring visits to exhibitions, … Read more
Barcelona – In a city renowned for its passionate football culture, one club’s story stands out not for triumphs on the pitch, but for a decades-long struggle for a place to call home. Unió Esportiva Sants, a historic club deeply rooted in the Sants neighborhood, finds itself increasingly disconnected from its community, a consequence of … Read more
Washington D.C. – A temporary reprieve from escalating military conflict in the Middle East appears fragile as President Donald Trump’s decision to postpone a threatened strike on Iranian power plants has failed to quell fears of a wider, uncontrolled escalation. The initial announcement, made Monday, briefly stabilized global markets and saw a dip in Brent … Read more
Barcelona, Spain – Veteran Catalan politician Joan Tardà is publicly supporting Gabriel Rufián’s push for a broader left-wing alliance, both within Catalonia and across Spain. The endorsement, made during the presentation of Tardà’s new book, Una crònica republicana des de Madrid (A Republican Chronicle from Madrid), signals a renewed effort to consolidate left-leaning forces amid … Read more
Brussels – The European Commission has initiated legal action against Spain, referring the country to the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) over its failure to implement two directives concerning Value Added Tax (VAT). The Commission alleges that the Spanish government is refusing to exempt small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), and self-employed individuals … Read more
Newcastle, England – A late penalty from Lamine Yamal secured a 1-1 draw for Barcelona against Newcastle United in the first leg of their Champions League Round of 16 tie on Tuesday. The match, played at a vibrant St. James’ Park, saw Newcastle take the lead through Alexander Isak before Yamal’s composed finish in added … Read more
Tehran is navigating a delicate period of transition following the February 28th assassination of Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, a strike confirmed by both Iranian and U.S. Officials. While the regime aims to project stability, the announcement of a successor has been delayed, reportedly due to fears of further targeted attacks from Israel and the … Read more
BarcelonaWindy day of an out of place clarity after so much rain; excellent temperature to manifest. I head down to Urquinaona in the morning and, after so many years, I know that the lack of tingling means that I won’t find the typical Diades munition. Atmosphere is easier to define by what it is not … Read more