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The investiture of Núñez Feijóo, which is being voted on again today, has almost been ruled out, that of Sánchez is also shaky. October points to a key month, tense, long?, and with surprises in search of allies. The opposite leads to electoral repetition.
Feijóo's investiture only needs more yeses than noes today, but due to the lack of support, it is practically ruled out. The gaze turns to Sánchez, who depends on the support of ERC and Junts, and these, amnesty aside, agree to bind him to taking steps towards a referendum.
“There is no possible progress along that path,” says the socialist leader. The PSOE warns that “there is no open bar” before the investiture. The acting president, in fact, makes no compromises on deadlines.
The electoral repetition for all this is not ruled out. The popular ones, in fact, plan to take advantage of the second vote of Feijóo's investiture today to toughen their speech against the Government, PNV... If allies are not sought, everything sounds like electoral competition.
The end of a country is difficult to imagine, but history is full of examples. The latest case is that of Nagorno Karabakh, which announces its dissolution and, beware, becomes empty. Humanitarian catastrophe in the Caucasus.
Expenses skyrocketed. Inflation remains high due to the price of fuel and electricity. Saving gets complicated. Time for practical remedies on where to buy what is most basic. For example, which supermarkets are more affordable. Because it is already known.
Animal welfare today will be legislated, as a rule comes into force that affects (at least) 13 million pets in Spain, when one in three families has one. He accumulates doubts and absences, he criticizes himself. Mandatory insurance and more are left out.
Doctor's advice. Anti-aging treatments are the order of the day. Doctors, however, do not remain silent and warn: “Stress and anxiety are what ages the most.”
Ken Follet, best-selling writer. “We British will have to show Europe that we are no longer crazy.” Read it here.
Five star cinema. The premieres on the big screen deserve, today, a space. Rarely do they arrive with a film garnering all the possible praise. This is the case, however, of Closing your eyes. And it comes accompanied by other notable films.
Coffee and vermouth lovers have this weekend marked in red. And, from fair to fair, from festival to festival and more, September says goodbye full of gastronomic events.
The hardest work. These words are how a rider who had previously lived “from collapsing almost to the point of fainting” between bricks defines his day-to-day life in his profession. The pros and cons of it, firsthand, as is the case for almost everyone.
Gyórgy Buzsáki, Biggs Professor of Neuroscience at New York University. “20% of neurons do 80% of the brain's work.” Read it here.
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