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Juan Jesús Vivas, president of Ceuta: “Morocco has shown that it is not reliable, we must demand respect”

The leader trusts in the strength of belonging to Europe and remains inflexible in the defense of Muslims and in the legal distribution of minors in the Peninsula

To keep everything in its place: these suitcase organizers are a best seller on Amazon

Available in various colors, this set includes eight pieces of different sizes to better distribute luggage space and make the most of it.

Summer does not rest for mothers

Camps, schedules and care make school holidays the most complex period of the year for many families. Reconciliation once again depends on women and entails a complex organization of care, time and money.

The summer toiletry bag: pocket fragrances, colored balms or leave-in hair care products

The movements in demand chart the course of the sector that in the summer months opts for easy formats or heat-proof finishes

Agaete, the town that lives between the sea and the La Rama festival

A route through the town where the most massive celebration in Gran Canaria, the only cultivated coffee in Europe and some of the most spectacular landscapes on the island coexist.

Moorish sardines, the Andalusian recipe for blue fish and seasonal vegetables

With fresh, economical and healthy fish you can prepare easy and very appetizing dishes for the summer.

What lives or does not live in memory

'Then and Now', the posthumous book by poet Carlos Pujol, reveals a deep reflection on the passage of time and memory

The deforestation-free cocoa that Europe demands barely allows its farmers in Ghana to live

The African country is preparing to apply European regulations against the felling of forests, while thousands of small producers warn that, with current prices, it is increasingly difficult to continue cultivating

What if the Civil War did not end on April 1, 1939?

An essay with articles by fifty historians, mostly trained in this century and with recent research, offers new perspectives on the conflict when 90 years have just passed since its beginning.

Why Jon Bernthal is the perfect Hollywood tough guy: a Russian education, two overly model brothers and 15 broken noses

The Emmy winner has just demonstrated his warrior streak in 'The Odyssey' and the new 'Spider-Man'. His convincing bad guy aura is forged in a thousand battles on and off the set, until he almost ended up in jail. A teacher, her family and anger management courses helped her choose a less problematic path

Ten years of uploading and watching Instagram 'stories': “They created the fantasy that you are showing yourself, but at the same time not that much”

In August 2016, the platform copied Snapchat's posts that died after 24 hours. Dozens of women say that they are already part of their routine, that they have built bonds through them, and that they feel less spontaneous today.

The pills have made your tests come back good, but are you really healthy?

Study shows that medications have made obese people have cholesterol and blood pressure at healthy levels

Can all your devices be controlled with just your voice? I've spent a day trying

The popular voice assistants from Google and Amazon allow you to control lights, plugs, air conditioners, televisions...

'Amphetas' to work, Nazi greetings and a dead colleague: this was the Beatles' “Erasmus” in Hamburg

A book and new documentary explore the turbulent years the Liverpool band spent making a living in Germany before rising to fame, where they shaped their image and style.

Ceiling, standing or portable: we recommend the best fans to get through the summer according to your needs

After testing dozens of models, we have brought together in a single guide the ones that have convinced us the most for each space and use.

Passion fruit, the fruit that raises passions in Spain: from drinks and yogurts to cheesecakes

Andalusia and the Canary Islands have most of the 400 hectares cultivated in Spain, where it is conquering the market in a multitude of presentations

Solastalgia, the pain felt in the face of the destruction of the natural environment and what the fire leaves in the vineyard

For a winegrower, fire has a devastating effect. It can destroy vineyards in its path, weakening them for several years and can also destroy the harvest even if the fire has been miles away.

SpaceX faces the arrival of an avalanche of shares to the market with the value at a minimum

The percentage of company securities that will circulate freely on the stock market may be doubled. From its highs, the stock has fallen more than 40%

Insurers restrict risk coverage in the Red Sea and aggravate the sale of Saudi oil

The Houthi attacks have led to the suspension of war policies for ships linked to Saudi Arabia while traffic through Bab-el-Mandeb falls

The Government estimates its investment in the IRIS² satellite constellation at up to 2,000 million

Defense frames the departure in compliance with NATO commitments

BBVA deposits the full bail of 1.17 million euros imposed by the Villarejo case

The bank contributes 754,000 euros on behalf of nine former executives through a Mapfre policy and the rest is provided through a guarantee

Naturgy studies anticipating part of the payment of the three-year bonus to its 130 main executives

The Appointments, Remuneration and Governance Committee plans to pay the multi-year incentive year after year, which is now paid in full at the end of the period and which implies a cost for the company of around 50 million euros.

An astronomical coincidence

On August 12, half of Spain will see the sky, offering a combination of spectacles unprecedented since the times of the Neanderthals

It is difficult for the US to obtain a strategic victory over Iran

Technological superiority can win battles but is not always enough to impose a political solution; In the 21st century, war is no longer decided solely by the ability to destroy the enemy

Mayors: more trial balloons to cling to power

Instead of respecting the law, in the province of Buenos Aires no one seems to be left out of the disastrous temptation of being re-elected indefinitely.

Psychology experts explain why some people transform when they drive

Anonymity, territoriality and less face-to-face interaction can amplify road rage

Fury destroys nuances

A historical perspective on attitudes and opinions that contaminated public debate

Argentina and the League of Nations

Diplomacy and multilateralism are becoming increasingly important

Painting a 100 square meter house can cost more than $10 million

Prices and the latest trends in tones that revitalize the home and completely renew it

Tension in the Senate: the numbers to approve the foreignization of lands are complicated for the ruling party

Rumors of changes in position among provincial allies grow in the heat of the growth of social rejection of the project that eliminates limitations on the acquisition of productive lands by foreign capital.

Only Off: Masterchef, Patricia Bullrich's fourth “option” for 2027

Aníbal Fernández put on his campaign jacket, Carrió danced chamamé and Serenellini went from official to critic

Riddles with answers: I discovered the hidden meaning in the image 08/03/26

The different elements of this puzzle represent a word or a phrase: can you figure out which one?

Never four 08/03/2026

Draw a circle or a cross in each empty square, so that four circles or four consecutive crosses never appear in the same row, column or diagonal.

Javier Milei and his measures, live: the treatment of the land law and Milei's trip to Ecuador and Colombia

The minute by minute of the President's decisions, the reactions of the opposition and the statements of officials

Noble and economical floors for patios, small gardens and terraces

In houses that we recently visited, we show you beautiful examples with brick, limestone mosaics, vanilla tiles, irregular porphyry and terrazzo

A ferry caught fire off the coast of Indonesia, leaving at least five dead and 41 missing.

The boat was carrying 271 people from Surabaya to Makassar; Ships sailing through the area managed to rescue 225 passengers and crew

What is “engine braking” and how to use it in an automatic car to avoid mechanical problems

Knowing the functions of manual mode or the brake (B) and Low (L) positions allows you to take advantage of the engine braking and drive more safely on descents.

Redrado proposed changes in the BCRA reform and recalled his encounter with Cristina Kirchner before leaving the organization

The economist proposed modifications to the project regarding the banking reserve regime and financial stability; “It is important that we know that there is someone monitoring that our deposits are safe and that there is more credit,” he said.

River fans demonstrated at the Monumental: insults against the leadership and the request for Ramón Díaz to return

After the fall, a group of fans expressed their dissatisfaction with the team's current status

Sheinbaum responds to Trump's pressure on the security strategy: “Mexico is a friend of the whole world”

The president of the United States replies to an article that criticizes the Mexican opposition to the intervention of foreign security forces

Psychology experts explain why traffic generates so much aggression

Loss of control, perceived threats and the intention to punish other drivers fuel reactions

In River, patience has run out in the face of a crisis that deepens on the field and in the offices

They suffered their third consecutive defeat and at the Monumental there were chants against the players and the leaders; Rosario Central won with a goal against Otamendi

National teaching strike: what will the controls that the Government do to guarantee essential services be like?

The second semester begins with a strike called by the Ctera; The Government announced that it will verify whether schools meet the minimum coverage of 75%

Milei's main phrases about Chiqui Tapia, Cristina Kirchner, Axel Kicillof and his eventual re-election

The President spoke about the investigation to the AFA, questioned the Buenos Aires governor and the former president, praised Patricia Bullrich and defended her management

Morocco broke the silence on Ceuta: it attributed it to “overlapping factors”

Spain completed the deployment of a maritime barrier, reinforced police and military controls and accelerated deportations to Morocco, which recovered 11 dead

The opposition is preparing two shows of force against the Government this week

Spaces of Peronism, unions, social movements and the left will march against the law of foreignization of lands and for the Day of San Cayetano

Milei said that foreigners should pay for services: “That they come, use our resources and leave, no”

In that context, the President cited the cultural hegemony of Gramsci to say that they get involved "as students, they get involved as researchers. Cristina Kirchner already did this."

The drama after the fires: the new threat that puts Colorado on alert

Why rain is a danger after the Colorado wildfires and which communities had to evacuate

With 5 theaters and capacity for 1,000 spectators: the first large cinema opened in the south of Buenos Aires and there will no longer be a need to travel 12 km to see the premieres

Located in Factory Parque Brown in Villa Lugano, the complex aims to expand the cultural offering of the area

Green card, work permit or I-94: what documents does ICE analyze during an immigration control in August 2026

Find out what documents ICE accepts as proof of immigration registration in 2026 and what groups of immigrants are exempt from this procedure