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ON VIDEO: the image of a gigantic iceberg that capsizes off the coast of Greenland

The city is home to the Ilulissat Ice Fjord, declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO.

Brussels launches the process to choose the AI ​​gigafactory that Spain opts for

The Commission opens the tender to build seven artificial intelligence facilities with which it hopes to mobilize up to 30 billion euros of investment

Morocco tightens controls as thousands head to border

The authorities of the Maghreb country abandon their initial inhibition in the face of the human avalanche towards the passage to Spain

Fewer fires, more megafires: this is how extreme weather is overwhelming the fight against flames in Spain and France

A study shows how the days in which temperatures, drought and wind lead to catastrophic events in southern Europe have multiplied since the 1980s.

The Rayo clubs ask to paralyze the subscriber campaign before the closure of the Vallecas Stadium

The Community of Madrid once again denounces that the club is preventing access to begin emergency works while silence continues among the Madrid team's board of directors

Ester Expósito defends herself against the “absurd hoaxes” about her relationship with Mbappé: “I am forced to act with legal tools”

The Madrid actress criticizes the fact that false information and images generated with artificial intelligence circulate on the internet in order to “dirty” her courtship with the French footballer

The RFEF opens a file against Barcelona for the Julián Alvarez case and the club hopes to demonstrate that it has not violated any rules

The Disciplinary Committee of the Federation instructs an extraordinary procedure after the complaint from Atlético de Madrid, which accuses the Catalans of negotiating with the forward despite having a contract in force until 2030

The "devil worm" lurking in the depths of the Earth (and the mystery of how it got there)

Until just 50 years ago we believed that nothing could live in the depths of the Earth's crust, but we were wrong.

The "devil worm" lurking in the depths of the Earth (and the mystery of how it got there)

Until just 50 years ago we believed that nothing could live in the depths of the Earth's crust, but we were wrong.

The United States economy grows less than expected in the second quarter

Activity cools and slows down in the midst of the offensive against Iran with an annualized rate of 1.5%. The quarterly GDP growth is 0.4%

Josep Pedrerol explains his signing for Mediaset: “Ana Rosa Quintana was the first to congratulate me”

'El chiringuito' will be broadcast, starting August 17, on Energy from Monday to Thursday and on Cuatro on Sundays. “In April he was already signed,” the communicator explained in a press conference.

Why the Trump administration now accuses Cuba of leading a campaign to destabilize the US from within

A new State Department report identifies Cuba as a threat to US national security. Why is this document being published at this time?

Why the Trump administration now accuses Cuba of leading a campaign to destabilize the US from within

A new State Department report identifies Cuba as a threat to US national security. Why is this document being published at this time?

Why the Trump administration now accuses Cuba of leading a campaign to destabilize the US from within

A new State Department report identifies Cuba as a threat to US national security. Why is this document being published at this time?

The Supreme Court determined that those who swim in Ceuta and Melilla cannot be returned immediately

The court established three weeks ago that the express rejection is only applicable to those who try to enter “overcoming the established border containment elements, such as fences.”

Prosecutor's Office in Bolivia orders the arrest of Evo Morales: what charges he faces and why the former president denounces a "brutal judicial war"

In addition to facing a process for human trafficking and smuggling, who was the first indigenous president of Bolivia now also has an open case for alleged terrorism and armed uprising.

Prosecutor's Office in Bolivia orders the arrest of Evo Morales: what charges he faces and why the former president denounces a "brutal judicial war"

In addition to facing a process for human trafficking and smuggling, who was the first indigenous president of Bolivia now also has an open case for alleged terrorism and armed uprising.

Two men aged 51 and 42 arrested as allegedly responsible for the Almorox fire

The investigation points to negligence in carrying out prohibited activities with an “extreme” risk of fires

The 50th anniversary Grec draws 143,000 spectators and measures against the heat are being considered

The amphitheater shows have achieved an average of 96% occupancy and 7,000 people have attended for the first time

The alleged arsonist who caused the fire that confined 33,000 residents in Anoia has been arrested

The man, who had no criminal record, has been placed in provisional detention, communicated and without bail for the crime of aggravated forest fire.

The Community of Madrid announces that it is selling the luxury penthouse in Chamberí the day after its purchase was revealed

The Ayuso Government alleges that it is doing so to “help reconstruction” due to the fires in the Sierra Oeste, after criticism for the EL PAÍS news

How Mexican drug cartels have expanded meth labs in Africa

West Africa is becoming an increasingly attractive destination for those wishing to manufacture and export illicit drugs.

How Mexican drug cartels have expanded meth labs in Africa

West Africa is becoming an increasingly attractive destination for those wishing to manufacture and export illicit drugs.

The images of the massive arrival of immigrants at the Ceuta border with Morocco: swimming and jumping the fences

Among the wave of people who have crossed into Spanish territory and have surpassed the resources of the Civil Guard there are children, young people and families

More than 4,000 drivers test positive for alcohol and drugs in a week of surveillance

The Civil Guard has carried out nearly 219,000 tests in seven days, with an average of 585 offenders per day

Sleep without buzzing or pecking: this is this silent mosquito repellent with night light and ultrasound

Forget about the “bzzzz” at 3 in the morning and surprise bites: continuous protection, without chemicals and with night mode included

The contemporary wonders of the world are sought and you can choose: the Guggenheim Bilbao could be the first in Spain

For the first time, the World Travel and Tourism Council (WTTC) will put to the vote buildings, institutions, resorts, airports, museums and any monument created by human hands since 1801. The winners will be known on July 7, 2027

Wildberries, the 'Russian Amazon', in the spotlight in Ukraine

kyiv has intensified its attacks against Russia's largest online retailer for a week, amid a general escalation of the war launched by Putin

Adidas wins the World Cup, but the stock market plummets 17% due to advertising expenses during the tournament

The company increases its sales during the tournament, but heavy advertising spending reduced profits more than expected

All operas lead to Munich

The great festival of the Bavarian capital presents in its final stretch four operas that alone embody as many decisive moments in the history of the genre

What it means for flight prices that low-cost airlines are in crisis

With the demise of Spirit Airlines in the US and Ryanair's financial problems in Europe, experts warn about the future of flight prices.

Martha Louise of Norway breaks her agreement with King Harald again and promotes her participation in a spiritual festival as a princess

The monarch's first-born daughter resigned from her royal duties in 2022 and, since then, she cannot use that label and has to prevent being linked to the royal house. Now she and her husband offer two exclusive workshops at the event after paying 280 euros

Manolo Solo, popular Goya-winning actor, dies at 62

The interpreter participated in films such as 'Tarde para la ira', 'The good boss' or 'B, the movie', and very recently in the series 'Anatomy of an instant'

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They dismantle two cells that stole LP gas in Edomex

Federal authorities dealt a new blow to the gangs dedicated to fuel theft in Petróleos Mexicanos (Pemex) pipelines, by dismantling two cells with a presence in the municipalities of Chimalhuacán, Ecatepec, Jaltenco, Nextlalpan, Tecámac and Tonanitla, in the state of Mexico. In addition, they seized more than 47 thousand liters of gas from 11 properties and caused economic damage to criminal groups of more than 165 million pesos. Likewise, they arrested 17 alleged members of these organizations.

Goodbye, Javier Martín del Campo, Mexican rock icon

The musician, composer and founder of La Revolución de Emiliano Zapata, Javier Martín del Campo Muriel, better known as Javis, died yesterday at the age of 75, his official Instagram account reported, without giving the causes of death.

The CDMX College of Notaries offers support to prevent property theft

Given the public complaints of cases of property dispossession in the country's capital, the College of Notaries of Mexico City offered support to both citizens and the competent authorities in strengthening the mechanisms for attention and prevention of this crime, which has particularly affected older adults and sectors in conditions of social vulnerability.

Discipline and pride in being Mexican are the driving force behind triumphs: Sheinbaum

The results obtained by Mexican athletes in different international competitions during recent weeks "have to do with the discipline, the training of the young people who are succeeding in the world today. Also with pride," said President Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo.

Carlos Fernández-Vega: Mexico SA

Among the countless lies that he spreads daily, Donald Trump assures that the US economy “is advancing like never before, it is booming and we are doing very well.” However, reality denies this no matter how much it presumes non-existent "successes", and one of the indicators that does show a constant rise is that related to citizen rejection and its negative evaluation of the true result of its declining level of well-being derived from the economic "program" of the orange tycoon, which, to begin with, translates into loss of employment and purchasing power, as well as rising inflation.

Sheinbaum: FGR will define whether to investigate possible Ruffo-Arellano Félix links

The Attorney General's Office (FGR) will define whether to investigate the complaints made by Joaquín El Chapo Guzmán – in 1993, before an agent of the then Attorney General's Office – and Felipe Calderón – on social networks – about alleged links between the former governor of Baja California, Ernesto Ruffo Appel, and the Arellano Félix family, said President Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo.

Alejandra Valencia leads dream day for goalkeepers

Alejandra Valencia's life moves between two arcs: the sporting arc and the violin arc. Although they seem very different, both worlds require the same things: discipline, sensitivity and a connection with the bow he holds in his hands.

Directors of UNAM faculties and schools close ranks with the rector

In the context of the accusations to the UNAM for the anomalies detected in the last entrance exam at the undergraduate level, the College of Directors of Faculties and Schools of the highest house of studies expressed its full support for the decisions adopted by the rector Leonardo Lomelí Vanegas, such as the determination to integrate the technical commission to review the process.

PRI and PAN do not support legislative condemnation of hunting and attacks on fellow citizens in the US

With the abstention of the National Action (PAN) and Institutional Revolutionary (PRI) parties, the Foreign Relations Commission of the Chamber of Deputies yesterday approved a statement condemning the acts of violence against Mexican migrants in the United States, which have caused the death of 17 Mexicans since the beginning of the current government of Donald Trump.

Senate endorses critical route to approve law against feminicide

Yesterday, the Senate Commission for Gender Equality approved the critical route for the analysis of the initiative that proposes issuing the General Law to Prevent, Investigate and Punish the Crime of Femicide.

Security cabinet will review arrest of fruit seller

The security cabinet reported that it will review the arrest of Felipe Lomelí, a fruit seller who was apprehended in the city of Aguascalientes by personnel from the Secretariat of Security and Citizen Protection (SSPC), for allegedly committing crimes against health.

Israeli military women “celebrate” with a photograph alongside a subdued Palestinian

A photograph in which two Israeli military women appear posing next to a blindfolded Palestinian prisoner was spread on social networks and sparked great outrage on the Internet.

Gilda Lozoya promotes new protection; report leak of information

Gilda Susana Lozoya Austin, sister of former Pemex director Emilio Lozoya, promoted a new amparo trial after denouncing the leak of confidential information, as well as photographs and videos that federal authorities took during her arrest.