Noticias publicadas el 1 de diciembre de 2025
Bitcoin plummets to $86,000 after massive hack at Yearn Finance brings security fears back to the center of the crypto market
The musician bids farewell with a historic concert at the Movistar Arena and states: «This concert in Madrid is the last of my life and therefore the most important».
The infrastructure, financed with 968,000 euros from the Sustainable Tourism Tax, will make it possible to retain and treat rainwater before it reaches the sea, reducing pollution episodes on the coast.
The contest, open to neighbors and businesses until December 17, will award up to 500 euros for the best decorations visible from the street.
The Santa Eulària Christmas School opens its registration period and proposes a new edition with workshops, games, excursions and activities adapted to each age group.
The Eivissa Town Hall reactivated the Ernesto Ehrenfeld Foundation scholarships for 2026, aimed at talented children in vulnerable situations. The call, endowed with expandable funds and with academic and social criteria, seeks to promote the cultural and educational development of children in the municipality.
Nasry Asfura, backed by the U.S. president, leads with 40.6% of the vote in a Honduran election marked by delays, distrust and a strong military presence.
The last full moon of the year arrives in the form of a supermoon, almost 8% larger and 15% brighter, marking a December full of meteor showers and the winter solstice.
The developer company filed a brief with the mayor to stop the demolition based on new case law of the SC that questions the procedure followed by the Governing Board.
Mayor Rafael Triguero requests the Ministry of Territorial Policy the steps to follow so that neighbors and City Council can urgently access compensation, after damages valued at 29 million euros.
Christmas decoration reinvents itself: trees without balls, doors without wreaths and new natural and minimalist trends that are already in fashion
Ibamfic and semFYC warn that the Govern continues to hire physicians without MIR training in Family Medicine, a practice they consider illegal and which, they claim, puts the quality of care at risk. Ib-Salut justifies it as temporary substitutions due to the lack of specialists.
The municipality obtains for the fourth time the UNICEF recognition, which endorses its continued commitment to the protection, participation and well-being of children and adolescents.
The Pitiusan real estate market is once again becoming more expensive: second-hand housing in Ibiza already reaches 7,553 euros per square meter, in a context in which the Balearic Islands recorded a year-on-year increase of 14.8%, one of the highest in the country.
Only four charter schools on the island offer groups with Spanish as the vehicular language, no public center has joined and the Govern maintains that its model already complies with the law and court rulings.