The main demonstration on a Spanish scale this May 1st took place in Malaga, coinciding with the first day of the Andalusian elections campaign. Under the slogan "Rights, not trenches. Salaries, housing, and democracy", thousands of workers have taken to the streets to demand better salaries, decent and affordable housing, and respect for international law. The demonstration, however, was heavily marked by electoral coded messages launched by progressive leaders who mobilized, taking advantage of the first day of the campaign in Andalusia.

Its symbol is that of a lion. They were born in the 90s on the streets of Glasgow. First, they engaged in petty crime, local delinquency, but they entered the world of drug trafficking and evolved. So much so that they left Scotland and became a transnational drug cartel, with branches in Europe, the Middle East, and Asia. They call themselves the Lyons and a Guardia Civil operation has decapitated their presence in Catalonia, Spain, and the world.

"It's very strange that it happened on a straight stretch of road." This was one of the first assessments made on Sunday night by railway experts, train drivers, industry workers, and even the Minister of Transport, Óscar Puente. The area where they collided Two trains in Adamuz (Cordoba), an accident that has already left at least 40 deadIt's flat terrain: a long straight stretch with the only element being a switch.

Four people have died this morning during a chase in Malaga due to a collision between cars. One of the victims is believed to be a national police officer, according to sources involved in the investigation, speaking to Efe. It reportedly ended at around 5:30 a.m. on the A-7 motorway near Torremolinos.