Author: Matthew Clark
The UCO records the houses of Pardo de Vera and former road director Javier Herrero for the ‘Koldo Case’
The Unity Central Operative (UCO) of the Civil guardian The houses of the OR ADIF ISABEL PARDO DE VERA OR and the Former Road Director Javier Herrero By order of the National Court, within the framework of the investigation of the ‘Koldo Case’. This has been confirmed to Europa Press sources of the investigation, which…
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Solidarity opens the parties in Barañáin
In October 2024, when the DANA surprised more than 70 municipalities of the Valencian Communitymany neighboring cities turned to their aid. Pamplona was not the exception and, in Barañáin, who were responsible for packing the solidarity of the neighbors and transporting the aid to the affected peoples were Ion Rodríguez Vallez y Oscar Alcalá Liberal.…
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Barça will return to Camp Nou on August 10
After more than two years in which the Lluis Companys Olympic Stadium It has served as a temporary refuge, The return of Barcelona home is much closer. In fact, the entity that Joan Laporta presides announced Wednesday that the Barca team will return to Camp Nou on August 10. The dispute of Joan Gamper Trophy…
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“May my father delegate to us was a pride and have allowed us to innovate”
Sonia Moneo Díazin front of Prodeinit has been excited on Tuesday when receiving the Accésit to the training and use of the 2025 SME Navarra Award. A recognition he has dedicated to his father. “We are a small company and for us this is to win. The prize I want to dedicate it to my…
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More than 500 species of birds, such as the condor, the albatros or the peak shoe, will be extinguished in the next century
He climate change and habitat loss will cause the extinction of more than 500 species of birds in the next hundred yearsmore than triple all the extinctions of birds recorded since 1500 d. C., according to a study by the University of Reading (United Kingdom). This extinction It will affect some of the most unique…
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The Brotherhood of Passion chooses its first prioress in 138 years of history
Thirteen steps in the room. Six to left and seven to right. Each of its statues supervised on Monday, June 23 a Historical moment. Marimar Ganuza Fanlo She was named Sister Priore of the Brotherhood of the Passion of the Lord of Pamplonathus becoming the first woman to achieve it after 138 years of history.…
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The new Blue Zone of Pamplona incorporates new forms of payment and the elimination of half of the parking meters
The Local Government Board of the Pamplona City Council He has approved in his session today the tender of the new contract of the limited parking service on public roads. It is a contract that includes the management of the one known as the blue zone, and that also adds all the deterrent parking lots,…
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Greta Arriezu, Reina del Camonato en Antonutti
He Pampion Closed Closing of Pamponon It has hosted this weekend of June 21 and 22, Children’s Children’s Championship and Spanish Cup Alevínevent organized by the Ad San Juan In collaboration with the club SM friendsin which the best national skating of both categories has gathered, adding a total of 238 participants. The vast majority…
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Injured mother and son in the fire in a house in which he was alerted to a previous aggression
A woman and a man -madre and son- have been injured with burns in the fire of a house in Villanueva de San Juan (Seville) in which he had previously alerted an aggression, as reported by the emergency service 112 of Andalusia. The 112 phone received a first notice about 3 in the morning in…
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Why Spain refuses to recognize Kosovo … despite considering Palestine as an independent state
195 countries are recognized by the UN, although some others exist in the world even though the United Nations does not consider them as sovereign states. Also, Spain, like the organization, recognizes as countries the vast majority of the planet, although there are territories that for our country are not nations. Something that is far…
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