GasGas will stop manufacturing motorcycles at its Terrassa plant and will now produce trial motorcycles and motorcycles geared toward intensive off-road use at KTM's central factory—the brand's parent company—in Mattighofen, northern Austria. It's worth remembering that this decision comes just five years after KTM acquired the GasGas brand and invested €5.7 million in upgrading the Terrassa plant where GasGas motorcycles have been manufactured for the past five years.

Montesa aims to remain the global benchmark in trials and has already unveiled its commercial range, aiming to maintain its leadership in its segment through 2026 with three revamped models: the Cota 4RT 301RR, the Cota 4RT 260R, and the 4Ride. It's worth noting that Montesa has announced it will discontinue the Race Replica version of the Cota 301RR for commercial and Euro 5+ homologation reasons. The Catalan brand continues to focus on four-stroke engines and motorcycles geared toward pure off-road performance, tuned for a team that incorporates and transfers its experience in the world of competition, especially that of the legendary Piera champion, Toni Bou.

It's 5 p.m. and children are leaving the secondary schools near the Sant Cugat High Performance Center (CAR). Berta Abellán (Terrassa, 1999) sits on a bench in the street as young athletes aspiring to succeed in their disciplines stroll by. Outside the complex, no one stops to take a photo with the six-time world trials runner-up.

The trial for the death of Diego Armando Maradona is unnerving Argentine society. A society that is experiencing difficult times, with protests against the cuts and policies of Javier Milei's government, and where the trial is being closely followed, which should clarify whether the footballer was murdered or the victim of improper treatment. Fluff, surely the most beloved Argentinian of all despite his sins, does not rest in peace. Just like another Argentinian symbol, Eva Perón, his body does not rest after death, with autopsies and debates.

Six years in prison for sexual assault, degrading treatment and threats. This is the sentence that the Barcelona Court has handed down this Tuesday to the man who was tried for sexually assaulting Yaqui in April 2021, and which is included in a sentence to which the ARA has had access. At that time, she did not have papers and was looking for work as a caregiver on the Milanuncios portal. The man, who was 68 years old, contacted her and took her to an apartment in El Prat de Llobregat making her believe that she was going to a job interview. There he sexually assaulted her. After the assault, the convicted man warned the victim that if she reported him he would have her deported.

For at least eight months, the 24 elderly people admitted to the Santlisart residence in Sant Quirze del Vallès were fed with meals that would correspond to eighteen people. From September 2015 to April 2016, there is no record of any payment for breakfast or snacks in the accounts of the nursing home. The centre only spent 4.90 euros on food per person per day, half the average among nursing homes at that time. "It was absolutely insufficient, we considered that we should report it to the Public Prosecutor's Office," said an inspector from the Generalitat in the trial that began this Tuesday in the Court of Barcelona. The sentences to which the four accused are exposed exceed fifty years in prison.

The right to a dignified death is in the hands of the courts for the first time. This Tuesday, in Barcelona, ​​​​an unprecedented trial was held in the entire State. The euthanasia of Noelia, a 24-year-old paraplegic girl, has the endorsement of the committee of experts that is in charge of evaluating the requests for this benefit, but it has been suspended since August 1 by court order. Her father, advised by the Christian Lawyers group, took euthanasia to court three days before it was administered to her and the process is paralyzed pending the final judicial decision. Before the judge, the young woman reiterated her desire to have a dignified death and denounced coercion from her environment to make her back out. According to legal sources consulted by the ARA, the young woman explained that some of her companions at the juvenile center where she had been under guardianship from the age of 13 placed stamps, crosses and religious symbols in her room.

Three current issues of the day. Mazón is already a political corpse, booed in the streets and at events, which he has now, as a desperate measure of self-defense, shown the capture of a security camera from the emergency centre which determines that, in fact, he arrived at around eight thirty in the evening on the day of the DANA, as a way of avoiding responsibility for not having sent the alert earlier by mobile phone because he was not there. It doesn't matter, since the day before yesterday the judge clearly determined that the majority of the 227 dead did not receive any official alert that would probably have saved them, all those who had anything to do with this decision are well trapped, and the head of the trapped is Mazón.

I begin by stating that Carlos Mazón is a finished politician and I hope that sooner rather than later he ends up testifying before a judge, for the good of the Valencians and the health of democracy.

The trial of the former president of the Spanish Football Federation Luis Rubiales for the kiss he gave to the footballer Jenni Hermoso during the medal ceremony of the 2023 World Cup has been set for sentencing. As expected, two opposing versions of the events have been contrasted, turning Judge Clemente Fernández-Prieto González into a media figure for his way of conducting a process that, at times, has exhausted his patience. "Although it may seem untrue, we are done. Ready for sentencing," said the magistrate to close the last session of the trial. Despite the seriousness of the events being judged, none of those present could help bursting out in laughter.

Almost four years later, Yaqui has told a court the sexual assault she suffered in an apartment in El Prat de Llobregat where she had gone for a job interview as a caregiver for an elderly woman. "I thought that no one would believe me, and since I was here illegally, I thought that I would be expelled immediately. I did not want to report it for fear of being deported," she replied when the defendant's lawyer questioned why it had taken her nine months to report the assault.

"I was wrong. I behaved like a successful athlete, like one of the group, and at that moment I should have been cold-blooded and played an institutional role. But that is why there is a crime, for nothing." This is how Luis Rubiales explained to the judge the kiss on the mouth that he gave Jenni Hermoso during the World Cup celebrations. Although he admitted that he "messed up", the man accused of sexual assault and coercion has limited his "mistake" to a slip of the tongue because he was the president of the Spanish Football Federation (RFEF). In no case, Rubiales has stated, can the kiss on the lips of the Spanish national team player be considered sexual assault.

"I was wrong. I behaved like an athlete who achieves success, like one more of the group, and at that moment I should have been cold-blooded and played an institutional role. But that is why there is a crime, for nothing." This is how Luis Rubiales explained to the judge the kiss on the mouth he gave Jenni Hermoso during the celebration of the 2023 World Cup in Australia. Although he admitted that he "messed up", the man accused of sexual assault and coercion has limited his "mistake" to a slip of the tongue because he was the president of the Spanish Football Federation (RFEF). In no case, Rubiales has stated, can the kiss on the lips of the Spanish national team player be considered sexual assault.

Yaqui does not want her full name published or to be recognized in any image because she has not explained to most of her environment what she experienced in an apartment in El Prat de Llobregat in April 2021. At that time, she did not have papers and her only option to find work was to advertise on the internet offering to take care of children and the elderly. Today, the Barcelona Court is judging a man who contacted her using a false name and made her believe that he wanted her to take care of his mother. But once in the apartment, he allegedly sexually assaulted her and threatened her with deportation, according to the indictments of the Prosecutor's Office and Yaqui's lawyer.

Girona's Appeal Court has rejected the public prosecutor's appeal in the case of the 49 Tsunami Democràtic activists accused of cutting off AP-7 motorway in Salt in November 2019, who have been cleared of charges. However, three more people are still being investigated over the protest that cut traffic on the motorway and ended with riots in Salt, as part of the protests against the sentencing of the leaders of the Catalan Independence bid.

There was anticipation to know if Britney Spears would testify Wednesday before the judge who assesses the legal guardianship of her father to which she has been subjected since 2008. Finally, it has been so. The singer appeared in court in Los Angeles to read a statement, which was written on four sheets of paper, in which she asked for an end to a guardianship that she considers "abusive". "I want my life back. I've been like this for 13 years and enough is enough. I haven't owned my money for too long. My wish and my dream is for all this to end without being put on probation", explained the Princess of Pop, who for the first time has spoken out publicly against the guardianship. In her statement, the Toxic singer confessed that she is unhappy, can't sleep and cries almost every day.

The sentence of the trial for the jihadist attacks in Barcelona and Cambrils on 17 August 2017, with even harsher sentences than the Prosecutor's Office had requested, will still not allow Catalan society to turn the page on a tragedy that had a profound impact on it, both for the brutality of the murders and their authorship (a group of young Catalans of Maghribi origin, apparently very integrated). The well-documented, precise and exhaustive ruling - it is 1,000 pages long - despite the fact that for the first time it establishes the total number of victims - which rises to more than 300 between the different scenarios (in addition to Barcelona and Cambrils, also Alcanar), describes them as "the great forgotten ones" and compensates some of them, has left many unsatisfied, who have already announced through their legal representatives that they will appeal the court's decision.

Bartomeu Muñoz avoids setting foot in Santa Coloma de Gramenet, where he was mayor until he left the City Council in handcuffs 11 and a half years ago. He also avoids anyone who might remind him of the events that will land him in jail. "He decided he didn't want to talk to anyone linked to Santa Coloma shortly after the sentence," explains a person who dealt with him until the former socialist mayor stopped picking up the phone. Muñoz restricted his circle when Spain's National Court found him guilty in 2018 over the Pretoria case, a plot of urban corruption involving around seven million euros between bribes and illicit gains. Despite the court's ruling nearly three years ago against a network that was born in 2002, no one involved has yet been jailed.