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Xavier López, Municipal Spokesperson for United We Can The municipal spokesperson for United We Can, Xavier Lopez, this quoted next wednesday, December 2, in a court in Alicante to testify for the alleged insults and slander spilled on the Councilor for Urban Planning, Adrián Santos Pérez (Citizens), to which accused of cronyism in his management at the head of the municipal area. López, summoned as an under investigation, will have to explain the facts to the judge after the recently concluded conciliation act ended without an agreement between the parties. “He did not want to get here, but he did not want to publicly rectify the accusations he made about me. He has admitted that I was not part o...

Still reluctant to admit his defeat and determined to denounce as a massive fraud the presidential elections of last November 3, which gave the victory to Democrat Joe Biden, President Donald Trump has taken a new step this Thursday - the second so far week - toward the exit door of the White House. In statements to journalists during the Thanksgiving holiday, the Republican announced that he will leave the Oval Office if the Electoral College - the one in charge of certifying the victory of the winner of the elections - votes in favor of his Democratic rival. It's the closest the mogul has come to admitting not just defeat, but Biden's triumph.The first concession took place this Monday, when Trump gave orders to the General Service of the Administration (GSA, in its acronym in Engli...

Miqui Otero (Barcelona, ​​1980) feeds on part of his memories to tell the life of Simón, the character who gives the title to his latest novel. The Galician origins of the author run through the pages of Simón (Blackie Books), a work rich in emotions, a path of searches and understanding of oneself, of friendships and crushes, of escapes and returns, while Barcelona and society advance and they change, from 1992 to 2018. Simon is presented as a book that is "a whole life", that of Simon. How long in your life has it taken you to shape the novel? Books do not cook without pauses a...

Overdose of reality, declaration of intentions, lack of ambition, locker room depressurization, elimination of weight in the footballer's backpack ... There are many motivations, all valid, but the confession is unique: "I celebrate all ties." David Cubillo, aware or not of what it means to be in charge of an entity like Hercules, does everything in his power to reduce the significance of Sunday's confrontation at Can Misses. His team visits the undefeated leader - who counts all his matches by victories and has only conceded one goal - and, in the coach's opinion, nothing that emanates from the pulse between the first and second classified will be final, neither for bad nor for all right. ...

Europe faces a month of December that, for the barrage of displacement and movement in the street generated by the Christmas holidays, can be decisive in determining the evolution of COVID-19, which is still established and very active on the continent, where it is seen with hope the possible launch of a vaccine soon. The cases of COVID-19 registered by the World Health Organization (WHO) surpassed the 60 million barrier this Friday, while in the last 24 hours, 11,200 new deaths were reported to the Geneva-based organization, the third highest daily pandemic figure so far. The global daily contagion curve, however, maintains its decline, with 577,00...

Cristian Pérez in the studio where he works with more than a dozen instruments. | INFORMATION I cook it and I eat it. This is the title of this report, which tries to present the complex inner world of an artist with an attitude, a magician of the notes that moves when he picks up the guitar, who masters many instruments and who wanted to live a new experience: give life to his first solo album through a progression worth listening to carefully. Cristian Perez he is a young crevillentino passionate about music. He dedicates a good part of his day to day to her. For the moment, inspiration visits him during the...

José Joel has had a turbulent career, burdened by his personal problems. The singer and son of the legend, José José, turns 45 today still dragging the consequences left by the death of his father. And it was earlier this month when the testament of the "Prince of Song" was publicly revealed where The names of him, his sister Marysol, were included, having Anel Noreña as executor. Immediately, the dimes and diretes began to rain on the figure of the artist. Cuauhtémoc Sánchez, José José's former bodyguard, revealed for TV and Novelas that he already knew that the document existed and his protégé wanted to modify it, but Sara Salazar and Sara Sosa did not allow it leave the United States. These types of events have made José Joel continues to think that his stepsister had kidn...

The defense of the former Minister of the Interior Jorge Fernández Díaz has asked the judge of the National Court Manuel García Castellón, who is investigating the Kitchen operation, that summons the computer expert who affirmed that the messages that the former Secretary of State for Security Francisco Martínez notarized they are "manipulated". As ABC has advanced and legal sources have confirmed to Europa Press, the lawyer Jesús Mandri has asked the head of the Central Court of Instruction number 6 to summon Javier Rubio Alamillo to qto ratify the expert report that the defen...

Flights to Chile From 399 euros, round trip Latam launches a special offer for the Black Friday to fly between Madrid and Santiago de Chile from 399 euros, round trip (from 989 euros in class business). Reservations until November 30, to fly until March 31. Chile reopened its borders to international tourists on Monday, November 23. The only point of entry allowed at the moment is the Santiago de Chile airport, and it is required to provide a negative PCR issued less than 72 hours before arrival. Reduced hotels From 59 euros per night NH hotel chain announces campaign Cyber Days, with discounts of up to 40% on the price of the rooms (from 59 euros per night, the discount has already been applied). Reservations until November 30 for stays until the end of March 2021. Free cancellat...

Gabriel García Márquez, in an image from 2014 EFE The word 'Macondo' was etched in Gabriel García Márquez's mind the day he saw her at the entrance to a banana plantation and a book now covers the history of this term since its appearance in the first stories of the author until its consecration as 'mythical territory' of literature. 'Road to Macondo. Ficciones 1950-1966 ', published by Random House Literature, travels through the history of the word' Macondo ' from his timid appearance in the first stories of Gabriel García Márquez to his emergence in novels like 'La Hojarasca', 'The colonel has no one to w...