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Villanueva bornCONTINUEAna I. SánchezCONTINUEMadrid Updated:10/14/2021 12:35h Keep Related newsThe Supreme Court has sent to the president of the Congress of Deputies, Meritxell Batet, and to the Central Electoral Board the sentence that condemns the deputy of Podemos Alberto Rodríguez for a crime of attack on an agent of the authority, "for his knowledge and timely effects ». The transfer, through an official letter signed by the president of the High Court, Carlos Lesmes, It is produced at the request of the president of the Second Chamber, Manuel Marchena, who also presided over the trial.The former number three of Podemos was sentenced last week to a penalty of one month and 15 days in prison, with the accessory of special disqualification for the right to passive suffr...

EMILIO LPEZ ROMERO New York Updated Thursday, October 14, 2021 - 10:15He limits it to tobacco-flavored vaping, claiming it can help smokers "significantly cut back" on conventional cigarette use.Packs of electronic cigarettes in a tobacco shop in the Park Slope district of Brooklyn in New York City.Michael M. SantiagoAFPHealth End of menthol tobacco in Spain: it cannot be manufactured, distributed or sold from this Wednesday Health Health amend the Tobacco Law It was recently over a year when flavored e-cigarettes were bannedexcept for those with the aroma of tobacco and menthol, but now the United States has just authorized for the first time in history the sale of the Vuse vaping device manufactured by the tobacco giant RJ Reynolds, owned by British American Tobacco.The argument w...

Rosalia SanchezCONTINUECorrespondent in Berlin Updated:10/14/2021 11:22h Keep Related newsThe nightmare that Norway experienced yesterday, an attacker who randomly murdered five people and also left several wounded, armed with a bow and arrows in the center of the town of Konssberg, could have islamist motivation. The perpetrator of the attack is a Danish convert to Islam and was on a list of radicalized and dangerous worshipers managed by the police, a spokesman revealed this morning. Even so, police officials insist that it is too early to certify that it is a terrorist attack.The Norwegian Police received the warning call at 6.15pm yesterday. The first patrol car to show up in the center of Kongsberg, southwest of the capital Oslo, found the trail of corpses with nail...

ABCMadrid Updated:10/14/2021 10:09h Keep Related newsBeing unemployed in the last years of working life can be a big problem due to the existing difficulties in accessing a new job. For this reason, Social Security contemplates a extraordinary allowance for the unemployed Over 52 years of age that can be collected until ordinary retirement age, as long as a series of requirements are met. Who can apply?To access this aid it is necessary to have turned 52 years old, be in legal unemployment situation and not be a beneficiary of any type of aid or benefit. In addition, you must meet the necessary requirements to access a retirement pension (except age): have contributed at least 15 years.It can also be requested by emigrants returned to Spain who have worke...

3.20 a. M. EDT03:20 Sunak seems to rule out helping companies with gas prices Chancellor Rishi Sunak has daunted hopes that the government can help companies with high gasoline prices, saying that "it is not the government's job" to manage the costs of individual products. When asked if he would accept some companies going bankrupt, Sunak said that he "believes in a market economy" and that he must make sure that taxpayers' money is protected. The comments come at a time when rising energy prices are putting companies under pressure, raising fears that industries may shut d...

TBooker's short-listed 2015 novel His Bloody Project employed a variety of narrative techniques to insist on the truth surrounding a murder in a 19th-century Scottish crofting community. Graeme Macrae Burnet's concern was not so much who committed the crime, we know from the start, but the moral ambiguity inherent in the allocation of blame. His new novel, Case Study, has a different tone, although the interest in exploring complex psychological dramas through intricate narrative structures takes center stage once again.One of the key voices in His Bloody Project belongs to the prison doctor, charged with determining whether the accused is mentally fit to stand trial. The narrative focus in the Case Study is on psychiatry itself, and how those who practice it are not always better qu...

IInvestigative journalism is expensive, time-consuming, risky, and difficult, and sometimes results in legal threats, personal abuse of our journalists, or no publishable story. So why do we do it? Why should you consider supporting it?? Six of our investigative journalists answer questions from editor Mark Rice-Oxley.Why does The Guardian feel like it has to do this job? Isn't the investigation for the police or the parliament?Paul lewis: We are the public's last defense when those other institutions (parliament, government, or the criminal justice system) have failed in some way. Part of our job is to hold those same institutions to account.Stephanie Kirchgaessner: The Guardian is not aligned with the institutions and can question them relentlessly because we are not allied with t...

As you enter the Gallery of Canada on the Lower East Side, a wall of 400 latex masks welcomes you. The faces express frustration and fatigue.Michael Mahalchick's 7th Solo Exhibition, USA, represents Donald Trump's "basket of deplorable," a phrase Hillary Clinton used to describe Trump supporters during her 2016 presidential campaign.The show was created in 2018 but was presented to a 2021 audience as viewers can see the masks in person, a luxury that was stripped away just a year ago when gallery owners scrambled to adapt to a digital model in the heyday of the confinements. And as New York City emerges from the pandemic era, the art scene continues to adapt to a hybrid form of limited digital and face-to-face experiences.Last year, when Covid-19 left galleries with very restricted ac...

Swet reader, do you long for a slight relief? Well, I have just what you need! A test. Below are three statements made by a prominent politician in the not-too-distant past that would be unimaginable to any government leader in these days of "leveling off." So what backtrack told them?1) "A pound spent in Croydon has much more value to the country than a pound spent in Strathclyde."Who could it be, Chuka Umunna?2) “The city is the best place to exchange ideas. It is the best place for economic activity. People in the cities live longer than people who live in the country; they do. They are better educated… They are better fed and there are many more breeding opportunities in the city than in the country. It's absolutely true. "Nick Clegg?3) "London is to the billionaire as the ...