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The Top Comics published details about what the solo Batman movie starring and directed by Ben Affleck would have been like, which was canceled. According to the account, Deathstroke would have been the main villain and would have blamed Bruce Wayne for the death of his son, with the goal of destroying his life. He would also have killed Commissioner Gordon and taken Alfred hostage. Barbara Gordon would have appeared severely injured alongside Batman in a key scene, and the final confrontation between Batman and Deathstroke would have been inspired by the combat cinematics of *Batman: Arkham Origins*. #TheBatman #BenAffleck #DCComics (translated)

The 'abertzale' group Jardun, considered one of the most dangerous among the militants detained for terrorism, has seen a notable increase in its violent activity and in its competition for attracting radical youth compared to other currents of the abertzale left, such as GKS and Ernai. #Jardun #abertzale #terrorismo (translated)

Juan Jesus wrote that José Mourinho's position was seriously at risk before a decisive week, especially due to the Clásico on Sunday. He stated that Florentino Pérez had made it clear at the club that the match was very important and that a humiliating defeat could be the last straw. He also noted that several players would welcome a possible decision regarding Mourinho and that the results of the week would be crucial. #Clásico #RealMadrid #JoséMourinho (translated)

The author warned that, as he wrote, the DANA Adam was entering its most dangerous hours and the Mediterranean was preparing for extraordinary rains. He also indicated that AEMET maintained red warnings in the southern coast of Valencia and the northern coast of Alicante, where up to 200 liters could accumulate. #DANA #clima #lluvias #ES #AD (translated)

France is facing intense violence following Saturday's protests, leaving more than 1,200 detainees, significant damage in cities like Paris and Limoges, and calls for imprisonment for those arrested who present dangerous profiles. #ProtestasFrancia #ViolenciaUrbana #Detenidos (translated)

The head of the Criminal Investigation Division of the Mossos d'Esquadra, José Naharro, warns about the danger of organized crime in Catalonia, which has evolved from a hub for marijuana cultivation to a logistical center for cocaine trafficking, capable of corrupting the state instead of destabilizing it through terrorist attacks. #Narcotráfico #CrimenOrganizado #Cataluña (translated)

Manu Colchón wrote that Manuel Pellegrini had criticized the refereeing of the Betis-Barcelona match and described one of the decisions as "lamentable" and lacking footballing criteria. According to Colchón, the Chilean coach protested the action canceled against Lo Celso, a dangerous play by Fermín in Barcelona's third goal, and the expulsion of Facundo. #Betis #Barcelona #Pellegrini (translated)

Héctor Bellerín stated on DAZN that there were unjust refereeing decisions: he claimed that Cucho's handball occurred after a push and that dangerous play was not called in an action involving Fermín. He also said that the referee did not apply the same criteria in both plays and that, in two questionable actions, one harmed Betis and the other favored Barça. #Fútbol #Arbitraje #LaLiga (translated)

The Wizard of the White Boots stated that the refereeing had clearly harmed Betis and questioned the application of different criteria in three plays. He wrote that the VAR intervened to annul a goal by Cucho for a handball, after a clear push by Gerard Martín and well before the goal arrived; he added that it would have meant a 2-2 at halftime. He also pointed out that a goal was awarded to Barça after a dangerous play by Fermín on Facundo Bernal, without VAR intervention. Lastly, he said that a Betis player was sent off after responding to a clear push off the ball by Lamine Yamal. In his opinion, both should have been sent off or neither; in that play, he indicated, VAR did intervene. #Betis #VAR #arbitraje (translated)