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The judge takes Puigdemont to the Supreme Court; more fuel for political tension in Spain with the Catalan issue by GPS while the world crosses its fingers for the agreement for an ephemeral peace in Gaza.
Truce in Gaza. There is a pact. Israel and Hamas agree to a ceasefire of just four days in exchange for releasing fifty hostages and prisoners a month and a half after everything started.
The drama despite the agreement is evident. The victims do not stop being more and more and the first analyzes do not hesitate to point out that “Israel and Hamas are buying time to continue fighting.”
The tense context with which this ephemeral peace in Israel is faced is summarized by the fact that, on the 28th anniversary of the assassination of the Labor Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin at the hands of an extremist Jew, the murderer's release is requested. The tension is high.
The Sánchez Government begins its journey with parliamentary stability that depends largely on the independence movement. And... news arrives: the judge takes Puigdemont's case to the Supreme Court without waiting for the Court. More tension.
The political turnaround in Argentina also involves the launch of the Milei experiment, a leap into the unknown based on rhetoric that is partly libertarian and partly far-right. It is already clear that in the short term it will bring even more inflation.
Microsoft's 'Sorpasso' in AI. The company behind ChatGPT is left in limbo after the departure of Sam Altman and practically its entire staff being ready to leave. It is Microsoft that emerges as the leader. It reflects, furthermore, the struggle of doomers vs. boomers.
The drought hits Catalonia hard and is not expected to improve in the short term. For now, the Government avoids anticipating the emergency phase – as it has been considering – so as not to harm economic activity.
Enrique Vila-Matas, writer. “Everything you imagine is real.” Read it here.
A video clip of Rosalía this time with Björk succeeds once more in raising the heritage of the region where she was born, the Baix Llobregat, to an attraction without borders. After the Espai Corberó de Esplugues, it is now the turn of the Granja de la Ricarda de El Prat.
“You don't have life because you don't feel like it.” Helena Sempere, chaos manager, consultant and pedagogue, does not hesitate today in La Vanguardia to warn that learning to manage time well is essential in life as well as at work. She throws shortcuts to achieve it.
There is life beyond football. There is news that goes almost unnoticed here but that shows that, in the world, there are several worlds, like this: India has lost the final of the Cricket World Cup at home; It means seeing a billion broken hearts!
Luis Pizarro, doctor, Princess of Asturias award. “Without ingenuity and humanity, money is useless.” Read it here.
IMA SANCHÍS
