Accessories that make teleworking from the sofa more comfortable
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Seven free-standing wines available for spoon dishes
A free-standing wine, of ungrafted strains in American pattern, can be an excellent choice to accompany the dishes they want most when the cold comes
Rafa Nadal, student of Florentino Pérez to learn to be president of Real Madrid
Once you enter the club's directive, the extender will accompany the president to pack up the operation of the entity with a view to possible access to the office
The Government has exhausted the legislature without anticipating retirement in the sectors with the most deaths and casualties
The petitions affect about two million employees, but the Social Security has failed to meet its own deadlines and has not even resolved those that have agreed to trade unions and employers.
New Zealanders end vote on final day of tight elections
Early results after polls closed in New Zealand show the race is too close to call. The country has strict election-day laws on political reporting to prevent voters from being swayed at the last minute.
Parliament restoration delays 'frustrating', says Commons Speaker
Sir Lindsay Hoyle urges action after a committee warns it is "crunch time" for the ailing building.
Live events: the Parisian procession starts in Place de la République
New demonstrations are taking place on Saturday for the fourth consecutive weekend, with the epicentre Paris, where yellow vests intend to approach the places of power. A day of mobilization under high security, two days after a large-scale national mobilization at the call of the unions. Follow our direct.
Paraguay places ousted president Peña under house arrest after bank collapse
Paraguayan authorities placed ousted president Santiago Peña under house arrest on Friday, shortly after the Senate unanimously removed him from office over a massive banking crisis that locked nearly half of Paraguayans out of their savings. Peña offered his resignation over the scandal, but lawmakers pressed ahead with impeachment proceedings that stripped him of political immunity.
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Paraguay’s Pena under military protection in bank collapse chaos
Paraguay moves ex-President Santiago Pena to military base for protection after dramatic day in Asuncion.
Laura Díaz Anadón, researcher: "Energy transition is not the EU problem, it is the dependence on fossil fuels"
Vice-President of the European Scientific Advisory Council on Climate Change claims that the case of Spain shows that renewables lower energy prices
The Madrid-Sevilla line, to be examined: two courts and two cases of the European Public Prosecutor's Office remain active
In March 2020, the Government authorized the work on the reopening of diversions in the corridor, and included work in Urda, which was financed from European funds. The Office of the Prosecutor reports on three invitations to tender, which involved a disbursement of €136 million
Half a century of State Secretaries: the power behind power
The next year is the 50th anniversary of the creation of the figure of the Secretary of State. A powerful institution unpublished in the Spanish administration, arising from the gossip of Adolfo Suárez and which all governments have maintained. Today they are true deputy ministers, a technical-political hinge whose function is to make electoral programmes a reality. Few know them. They don't decide, they run. One in ten comes to minister
Trump, from ally to remora: European ultras move away from their former partner after debacle in the ballot box
The EU's extreme right-wing parties move from rattling the US President to separating his fate on the eve of an electoral superyear
‘One less gang leader’: Haiti’s prime minister celebrates police operation
Haiti's National Police announced that alleged gang leader Mathias Saintil was killed in an exchange of gunfire.
President Herzog faces key choice as Israel struggles to form government
Eisenkot's bloc and Arab-led parties seek to oust Netanyahu, but failure to form government could leave him in power.
Trump confirms new US strikes on Iran’s Qeshm island
The US president also claims 'a lot of progress' in Washington's negotiations with Tehran.
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Los Angeles reacts to historic mayoral election
Los Angeles reacts to historic mayoral election
How the US midterm elections reflected resistance to data centres
Voters rejected data centre development in all but one of the 41 measures addressing the issue in Tuesday's midterms.
Tension in Tanzania following the conviction of opposition leader Tundu Lissu to four years in prison
After 577 days in prison, the Tanzanian opposition leader Tundu Lissu received a verdict that he took by surprise to many observers. Although the High Court acquitted him of the charge of treason, considering that the Prosecutor & apos; s Office did not demonstrate that he attempted to intimidate the Government, it did find him guilty of incitement for calls to block elections without prior reforms and sentenced him to four years & apos; imprisonment.
Paraguay: Ueno Bank storm dragged Santiago Peña, dismissed, arrested and replaced
44 senators voted unanimously in favour of the President's dismissal, for his ties with the Ueno Bank, whose closure has led to an unprecedented political crisis in the country. In a quick succession, the Office of the Prosecutor ordered the arrest of Peña, the National Police carried out the measure, upon notification of his house arrest, the former President was summoned to give statements, pending an indictment, and President Pedro Alliana was sworn in his place.