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Enric Juliana Ricart

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Enric Juliana Ricart

Spanish journalist
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I observe the naturalness with which some analysts claim that warnings about a fully unleashed AI are merely a commercial strategy by its promoters. One of two things: there is danger or we are facing a band of heartless buccaneers. Possibly, both. (translated)

Alarm bells are rising over the evolution of AI. Engineers are scared. Anthropic calls for a slowdown. A good time to remember the encyclical 'Magnifica Humanitas' from last May. The Catholic Church warned with a consistent text. (translated)

Vortex Ceuta (Gibraltar), war in Ukraine, Black Sea, elections in Israel, Suez, Bab el Mandeb in the hands of the Houthis, Saudi oil pipeline paralyzed, Hormuz, midterm elections in the United States...and a winter ahead. (translated)

Emma Bonino has died. A reference figure of the Radical Party, a formation that tried to open space between the DC and the PCI, the two great mass parties, based on civil rights. A pro-European, a friend of North American democracy. (translated)

Macron will visit Spain at the end of the month in the wake of Ceuta and with the friendship treaty with Spain blocked by the PP in the Senate. Let's remember that France did not sign the letter of the 22, criticizing Spain, in early August. (translated)

The Houthis are now trying to take the small island of Perim, in the middle of the Bab el Mandeb Strait, with the consequent control of the traffic light of the Red Sea. Iran is gaining positions after the Trump fiasco. The straits, a critical chain of the world, with Gibraltar on the list. (translated)

How the digital network was configured that called for going to Ceuta by swimming because a Spanish court ruling had annulled the returns. In that network lies the key. An excellent journalistic work by Gemma Saura and Ignacio de Orovio in LV. (translated)

Sánchez, before the Second Chamber. Distilling the parliamentary debate from this week in Congress. One of the most important parliamentary sessions in recent years. The solitude of Sánchez and the judicial path as an alternative to the motion of censure. (translated)

Geography Notes (2) All straits are under tension, from Hormuz to Gibraltar. Tension between Chile and Argentina over the Strait of Magellan. Argentina takes a step back in exchange for Chile to support Argentina's claim to the oil in the Falklands. (translated)

The federal state of Saxony-Anhalt (the old Saxony was divided into two) votes on Sunday and has Germany on edge. The former East Germany is in revenge mode. A decisive electoral cycle is opening in America and Europe. (translated)

Goodbye to the Arctic. More pressure on Greenland. Iceland says no to negotiating its entry into the EU. Young people wanted to join the EU, while older people and rural areas preferred to leave things as they are. Victory for the United States. (translated)

A month after the crisis in Ceuta. A question to be resolved: who pulled the strings? The Spanish government on the ropes. European solidarity broken. Gibraltar on the list of world hot spots. And a great electoral opportunity for Trump. (translated)

One doesn't need to be a lynx to conclude that Ceuta could cost Pedro Sánchez the presidency. As of today, it is the most likely scenario. We will have to see how the international framework evolves, there are thrilling months ahead, and how the alternative matures; if it matures at all. (translated)

Two magistrates elevated to ministerial rank, experienced, with knowledge of the State apparatus, long at odds, cross wires at the most critical moment of the entire legislature. Both protect their own, both increase the confusion. (translated)

Two judges elevated to ministerial rank, experienced, with knowledge of the state's apparatus, at odds for a long time, are crossing wires at the most critical moment of the entire legislature. Both protect their own, both increase the confusion. (translated)

A number of unspecified Italians residing in Spain are Latin Americans with an Italian passport, especially Argentines, thanks to generous legislation approved in 1992, driven by the neofascist deputy Mirko Tramaglia, from the MSI, the people of Meloni. 👇 (translated)

It draws attention, the disproportion between the number of Italians residing in Spain (346,000) and the number of Spaniards residing in Italy (30,000). It seems clear that Spain offers better incentives and opportunities... but there is a data point to consider 👇 (translated)

The attitude of the Italian government towards Ceuta betrays the current ruling group's fear of the entrance of retired General Roberto Vannacci, at the helm of a uncamouflaged neo-fascist party, with possible support from Russia. There will be elections in 2027 and the numbers are shifting. (translated)

The attitude of the Italian government towards Ceuta reveals the current ruling group's fear of the retired general Antonio Vannacci entering the scene, leading an unmasked neofascist party, with possible support from Russia. There will be elections in 2027, and the numbers are shifting. (translated)

The reversal of the amnesty. Impossible, say the legal experts. Today it is a slogan, the flag of Vox for the elections. That is why Aznar says that "sedition cannot go unpunished". Slogan and task for the Aranzadi Brigade to find loopholes. (translated)