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[00:00:31] The Spanish government has activated border controls for
[00:00:35] Italian travelers as of
[00:00:36] Childhood has explained that, unlike midnight tonight. This is Moncloa's response to the Meloni government's refusal
[00:00:40] to lift controls for Spanish passengers due to the
[00:00:43] Ceuta crisis.
[00:00:45] seuda.
[00:00:50] The Spanish government estimates 1342
[00:00:53] minors registered in Ceuta. This time there are
[00:00:56] younger children and more girls, very
[00:01:00] vulnerable children who will be given
[00:01:02] priority.
[00:01:06] Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Pakistan sign a mutual defense
[00:01:10] agreement. The three powers militarily ally to
[00:01:13] guarantee their security in the face of strong instability in the Middle
[00:01:17] East.
[00:01:22] can't put down the camera to enjoy slightly, while in Spain as a whole The far-right Belardo de l'Espriella is invested as the new
[00:01:24] president of Colombia. Heads of state from a dozen countries
[00:01:28] attended the ceremony. Among them, King Felipe
[00:01:31] of Spain and leaders of the Latin American
[00:01:37] Gol, a priest who dedicated a large part of far-right.
[00:01:39] Two Catalans arrested in Paraguay accused of a double murder over
[00:01:43] a supposed gold sale. One of the two detainees was already
[00:01:46] convicted in Barcelona in 2012 for organizing the kidnapping of a
[00:01:51] Costa Daurada and towards the Ebro child.
[00:01:54] Sports, Manchester City rejects Barça's first offer
[00:01:57] for Rodri. The two clubs continue negotiating the transfer of the
[00:02:01] midfielder. Barça's initial proposal of 45
[00:02:04] million is far from the 80 million demanded by the English club
[00:02:08] and
[00:02:13] weather, a sunny weekend morning and rain in the afternoon. Saturday's
[00:02:16] showers will be intense in the west of the country, from the Lleida plain
[00:02:20] to the Pyrenees. The heat will intensify and the
[00:02:23] highest temperatures of the day
[00:02:25] of total helplessness. Sources from will be around 38 degrees.
[00:02:37] disinvestment is rising, that is, Hello, how are you? The diplomatic clash between Spain and Italy continues. The Spanish government
[00:02:40] has activated border controls for
[00:02:44] flights and transport from Italy since tonight. These
[00:02:47] controls will remain in place at least until September 7. Moncloa
[00:02:50] thus responds to the government of Georgia Meloni, which this afternoon refused
[00:02:54] to lift the restrictions imposed on passengers from
[00:02:57] Spain, a confrontation linked to the Ceuta crisis that has
[00:03:01] ended up accelerating Madrid's response. Albagil explains it to
[00:03:04] us. Moncloa has decided not to wait until
[00:03:08] Monday, given Italy's refusal, and has decided to start
[00:03:12] tonight, as of midnight,
[00:03:15] Espriella was sworn into office accompanied by to carry out controls on travelers arriving from Italy by sea or
[00:03:18] air. They will basically be asked for their ID and passport. Citizens
[00:03:22] from non-EU countries that are not part of the European Union will also
[00:03:26] be required to show a visa or residence permit.
[00:03:29] of the United States and leaders of These measures, as we said, will come into force tonight
[00:03:32] and will last for a month until
[00:03:35] agreement. In contrast, the Minister of the September 7, unless Italy
[00:03:36] rectifies.
[00:03:40] system that will begin to be In fact, the effects of this border tension are already being felt in Italian
[00:03:43] airports, where controls have multiplied the queues of passengers
[00:03:47] from Spain. We went to El Prat airport to find out what
[00:03:50] travelers encountered, and it was Miquel
[00:03:52] Save.
[00:03:55] Resignation and a certain discomfort among passengers who arrive these days on flights
[00:03:58] from Italy. They say that
[00:04:01] alcohol test. According to the victim's the outbound journey took much longer than usual to leave the airport due to
[00:04:04] these random controls that are being carried out due to the migratory crisis with
[00:04:08] Morocco, although the Italian government
[00:04:10] the right and far-right spheres, clarified that these controls should not be applied to citizens of
[00:04:13] the European Union arriving on flights from Spain, the reality is
[00:04:17] different, in practice it is not like that, passengers tell us that when they arrive at
[00:04:21] an Italian airport, such as Venice, they find two
[00:04:24] queues, one where they ask for a passport, which goes faster because practically
[00:04:28] no one carries it, and another queue where they ask for IDs. Some
[00:04:32] passengers tell us that they had to wait between 45
[00:04:35] minutes to an hour. Some of these passengers with whom we have been able to speak explain to us that
[00:04:39] they felt a certain mockery in the face of this measure that the Meloni government is not
[00:04:43] willing to review at least until Saturday, August
[00:04:46] 15. A bit like they wanted
[00:04:50] to hold us back, I think there was a bit
[00:04:53] of making us have a bad time, so yes, they
[00:04:56] succeeded. Yes, it was like... you passed through
[00:05:00] a scanner and they did your face
[00:05:04] scan and you passed with your ID. The police weren't there, they took
[00:05:07] your ID, they looked at it. It seemed a bit exaggerated.
[00:05:11] I didn't know about the passport, luckily I
[00:05:15] had it in my backpack, normally it wasn't necessary, but I went there and said, "Look,
[00:05:18] I'll take it." And yes, it was needed. It did not entail
[00:05:21] more than a delay of 45 minutes compared to what you expect
[00:05:25] to do and a bit of discrimination compared to other
[00:05:28] people. It's absurd, something the government only did for
[00:05:32] electoral reasons, I think it makes no sense for
[00:05:36] me.
[00:05:38] This is one of the consequences of the crisis in Ceuta, but one of the most
[00:05:42] alarming situations is the more than 1,300 minors who are still
[00:05:46] there. The Minister of Youth and
[00:05:49] the 2021 crisis, younger children and more
[00:05:52] girls have arrived in Ceuta, a group especially
[00:05:55] vulnerable to sexual assault, exploitation, and
[00:05:59] human trafficking.
[00:06:02] When protection systems collapse, as is the case in
[00:06:05] Ceuta, the risk increases for everyone, but especially for
[00:06:08] minors and even more so for girls and young women.
[00:06:12] Action can easily become, social organizations warn,
[00:06:16] a breeding ground for trafficking, exploitation or
[00:06:19] violence. It is a child protection
[00:06:22] crisis, beyond a migratory crisis. The
[00:06:26] government acknowledges that the situation is complex. The number of registered
[00:06:30] minors is increasing, but there are still many on the streets and unidentified.
[00:06:33] The distribution that will be made among communities is not yet
[00:06:37] allocated, but the prosecutor's office already warns that action will be taken if
[00:06:41] there are autonomous communities that...
[00:06:50] more unaccompanied girls have arrived, more very young children have
[00:06:53] arrived. It requires us to do that
[00:06:57] slow, careful but constant work to enroll the children and
[00:07:01] above all to start working with the foster care processes.
[00:07:05] Yes, there are many girls on the streets, many girls
[00:07:08] hidden in houses alone.
[00:07:20] These people who work for mafias are omnipresent, that's
[00:07:24] why I say, if the first contact that this
[00:07:26] girl who is lost makes and they keep
[00:07:30] pulling the lie, they keep pulling the lie to
[00:07:33] lead the girl to a situation
[00:07:38] the national police confirm that there are already at least three
[00:07:41] complaints of sexual assault
[00:07:43] on girls.
[00:07:46] The Spanish government will provide explanations about the migratory
[00:07:49] crisis at the end of August. It will do so in Congress, where the
[00:07:53] Minister of Defense Margarita Robles, the Minister of Interior,
[00:07:56] Fernando Grande Marlasca, the Minister of Justice
[00:07:59] Félix Bolaños and the Minister of Foreign Affairs José Manuel
[00:08:02] Alvarez will attend. The PP denounces that the explanations
[00:08:06] will be late and criticizes that the executive refuses to
[00:08:09] appear in the Senate next week.
[00:08:13] We will not allow the government to leave what it has a legal obligation
[00:08:16] to do next week until the end of August. The Popular Party requested these
[00:08:20] appearances yesterday on the 12th, 13th and 17th, and the government,
[00:08:24] if it does not want to appear in the Senate, will have to explain why and assume the consequences, because
[00:08:28] it has a legal obligation to
[00:08:29] appear.
[00:08:35] Junts has assessed the two years of Salvador Illa's government.
[00:08:39] The party claims that there is poor management and that the executive is
[00:08:42] absent from the country's major problems and demands the economic
[00:08:47] Presidency demands that Junts support the new financing
[00:08:52] discussed in September.
[00:08:56] The first opposition party assesses the Illa government as it
[00:08:59] completes 2 years and reaches the halfway point of the
[00:09:01] legislature. Junts says that the president is absent
[00:09:05] from the problems suffered by citizens, from commuter trains
[00:09:08] to housing, education and
[00:09:12] security. They accuse Salvador Illa of yielding to the interests
[00:09:16] of the PSOE and the Sánchez government. Catalonia is not
[00:09:19] condemned to the collapse that President Illa is causing.
[00:09:23] It is not condemned to misgovernance or poor
[00:09:26] management, which is why today we claim to be
[00:09:29] the alternative. Junts demands the economic council in the face of the
[00:09:33] new financing system promoted by the government and
[00:09:36] Esquerra. I believe that Junts must answer an obvious question: if
[00:09:40] it wants to contribute to the country and allow
[00:09:42] us to reach an agreement on the new financing system that puts 4.7
[00:09:46] billion euros on the table to expand our public services, or if it wants to continue
[00:09:50] stuck in a dynamic of blocking everything. The PP
[00:09:53] also rates the government and fails it without palliative. The balance we
[00:09:57] make of these two years of Mr. Illa's government is negative and the grade we
[00:10:01] give him is very poor. He needs to improve, and above all, he
[00:10:04] also needs to change partners. The next academic year
[00:10:08] will begin with a strong plan on September 4, the meeting of the
[00:10:12] Fiscal Policy Council to address the new financing
[00:10:15] model, a meeting that was postponed last month
[00:10:18] at the request of the autonomous governments
[00:10:20] of the PP.
[00:10:23] The former candidate of Esquerra Republicana for Girona, Marc
[00:10:26] Putstio, has announced that he is leaving the party and stepping down
[00:10:30] as councilor of Sant Julià de Ramis and vice-president of the
[00:10:33] Gironès Regional Council. He announced it the day after
[00:10:37] resigning as head of the list for the Republicans in the city of Girona
[00:10:40] due to the leaking of controversial audios on social
[00:10:43] networks. In a conversation, the former candidate announced that he wanted to fire
[00:10:47] the current councilors and that he included the Esquerra
[00:10:50] Republicana logo in the events of the Gironí Movement, the platform
[00:10:54] he had created to be a candidate because it was the
[00:10:57] party, he says, that paid for the
[00:10:58] party.
[00:11:03] The PSOE will report to the prosecutor's office the purchase of a luxury penthouse by the
[00:11:07] Community of Madrid. The complaint will be against the Board
[00:11:11] of Directors of the public company that bought the apartment for
[00:11:14] 6.3 million euros, an apartment that
[00:11:17] was precisely put up for sale this afternoon for 400.
[00:11:21] More. Isabel Díaz Ayuso's government initially said that...
[00:11:25] it was to serve as the president's office during the works at the government's
[00:11:28] headquarters. The PSOE believes that Ayuso should
[00:11:32] resign.
[00:11:35] And after years of increases, the real estate market remains at a 20-year
[00:11:39] high, but it is starting to show the first signs of exhaustion. In
[00:11:43] Catalonia, sales are growing
[00:11:47] there is already a clear slowdown, especially in the Balearic Islands,
[00:11:50] Madrid, the Valencian Country and the Basque
[00:11:52] Country.
[00:11:55] This image is becoming increasingly difficult to see: signing a mortgage to buy
[00:11:58] a home is a situation that is starting to be experienced by very few people. The
[00:12:02] truth is that the number of operations is at its highest since the real estate
[00:12:05] crisis, but even so, in this first half of the year, growth has been
[00:12:09] practically negligible, a 0.8% compared
[00:12:13] to the same period last year, a figure that in Spain as a whole
[00:12:17] has even been negative. These are the first symptoms of exhaustion of a
[00:12:21] real estate market with a meager supply and increasingly high
[00:12:25] prices. There are objective data of lack of product,
[00:12:29] and the solution to this problem is not immediate,
[00:12:33] and therefore we may well
[00:12:35] find a future market in this sense, as
[00:12:39] I said, strained because the lack of product is there, it is not
[00:12:43] easy to overcome this need. Notaries have also
[00:12:47] started to notice that the payment of flats in cash and the
[00:12:50] purchase by foreigners are stabilizing.
[00:12:53] We had the comparison of foreign purchases and sales, and they are
[00:12:56] disinvesting. Not only is the acquisition falling, but
[00:13:02] sales by foreign people. In
[00:13:06] Spain as a whole, the slowdown is especially significant in
[00:13:09] communities such as the Balearic Islands, Madrid, the Valencian Country or the Basque Country.
[00:13:25] l'Espriella has been invested as the new president of Colombia. The act
[00:13:29] took place at Santiago de Cali University and not the traditional Bolívar
[00:13:32] Square in Bogotá, an unprecedented change of venue surrounded by strong
[00:13:36] security measures. De la
[00:13:40] his family and some of his predecessors. Among the
[00:13:43] fifty international delegations, the presence of King
[00:13:47] Felipe of Spain stands out, accompanied by Minister
[00:13:50] Alvarez, also representatives
[00:13:54] the Latin American far-right, such as the Argentine Javier Milei or the
[00:13:58] Chilean José Antonio Kast, a relief that symbolizes a 180-degree
[00:14:01] political shift. Colombia closes four years of leftist
[00:14:05] government led by Gustavo
[00:14:07] Petro.
[00:14:11] With the arrival of Belardo de l'Espriella to the presidency of Colombia, the South American
[00:14:15] country prepares for an abrupt 180-degree change of course
[00:14:18] after four years of the left in power.
[00:14:22] The first change has been to bring the presidential relief to the city of
[00:14:26] Cali, far from Bogotá, to break with the traditional centralism that
[00:14:29] characterizes the Colombian capital. South American presidents and delegations from countries in
[00:14:35] such as Chile, Paraguay, Ecuador, Argentina, and
[00:14:39] also the United States, among others, as well as King
[00:14:42] Felipe, have flown to Cali, a city that has been sealed off with thousands of
[00:14:46] police and military personnel.
[00:14:48] More than 11,000 men and women
[00:14:52] have been deployed here with drones, anti-drones,
[00:14:55] armored vehicles, and all the necessary capabilities
[00:14:58] for this event, which is characteristic of democracy, to occur with
[00:15:02] complete tranquility. De l'Espriella will receive the presidential
[00:15:05] sash at the University of Cali to, as head of state of Colombia,
[00:15:09] deliver his first official speech in a barracks before
[00:15:12] military and police, whom he wants to place on the front line against
[00:15:16] drug trafficking and armed guerrillas. The objective is to
[00:15:19] immediately end the peace processes with the ex-FARC and the ELN.
[00:15:23] l'Espriella has made it clear that his government
[00:15:26] will have basic and fundamental pillars based on family,
[00:15:30] homeland, austerity, and cuts, all
[00:15:33] under the umbrella of the American far-right.
[00:15:41] The top leaders of Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan have
[00:15:45] signed a mutual defense agreement expected to alter the geopolitical
[00:15:48] balance of the Middle East. These are three Muslim
[00:15:52] powers that are militarily allied to, they say, strengthen
[00:15:55] collective deterrence, military cooperation, and
[00:15:58] security at a time of strong
[00:16:01] regional instability. Like the NATO alliance, this
[00:16:05] one also stipulates that an armed attack against any of the three countries
[00:16:09] would be considered an attack against
[00:16:12] all.
[00:16:16] And Thailand remains in shock after the shooting rampage by a teenager
[00:16:20] that left eight dead and 23 injured.
[00:16:23] The 14-year-old killed five people at the school where he studied
[00:16:27] outside Bangkok and then shot himself. But before
[00:16:31] going to the center, he had already fatally shot his grandparents at
[00:16:35] the house where all three lived. In fact, the firearm and
[00:16:38] the bullets, about sixty, belonged to the grandfather. It is believed that
[00:16:42] the boy's main target was the teachers. The causes are still
[00:16:45] under investigation, but the prime minister points to stress over studies and has
[00:16:49] announced more restrictions on access to
[00:16:51] weapons.
[00:17:00] New afternoon of storms in the Pyrenees and eastern pre-Pyrenees.
[00:17:04] This evening the alert for strong winds
[00:17:07] and hail continues in the Bages, Berguedà, Solsonès,
[00:17:11] Alt Urgell, and Cerdanya. This afternoon, a heavy
[00:17:14] hailstorm has already occurred. The C37, the Bracons tunnel, also had to
[00:17:17] be closed for half an hour due to fallen
[00:17:21] trees. Civil Protection asks for caution, recommends avoiding outdoor
[00:17:24] activities and taking extreme precautions when
[00:17:27] traveling.
[00:17:31] Two Catalans have been arrested in Paraguay for a double murder. It
[00:17:35] is about a father and son who invited three men to sell them
[00:17:38] gold. Once at the meeting point, they allegedly shot them to steal their
[00:17:42] money. Two victims died and a third survived. One
[00:17:46] of the detainees had already been convicted for the kidnapping of a drug
[00:17:49] trafficker's son in Barcelona in
[00:17:51] 2012.
[00:17:54] Fernando and Aitor, father and son, intended to sell these gilded stones
[00:17:57] passing them off as gold worth almost €50,000. But,
[00:18:01] according to the Paraguayan police, the false sale concealed an
[00:18:05] ambush. Once reunited with the buyers, they allegedly tied them up and
[00:18:09] shot them to keep the money. Two men
[00:18:12] died and a third survived by pretending to be
[00:18:15] dead. He says it's not like that, he plays the victim, he doesn't
[00:18:19] play the role of having been intermediating for all these acts, which
[00:18:22] we don't believe, but Fernando's
[00:18:25] name is not new in criminal circles. His record had already
[00:18:29] placed him at the center of one of the most media-covered kidnappings of recent years in
[00:18:32] Catalonia. In 2012, he was sentenced to 10 years in prison
[00:18:36] as an accomplice in the kidnapping of Kevin, the son of a
[00:18:39] drug trafficker in Barcelona, a case that years later would become
[00:18:43] one of the episodes of the program "Crimes". According to the
[00:18:46] investigation, Fernando had met the child's father while both
[00:18:50] were serving sentences in a prison in Valencia. He took advantage of the
[00:18:53] trust he had built with the family to plan the kidnapping
[00:18:57] of the 11-year-old child and demand a ransom of 5 million
[00:19:00] euros. And he says his name is Fernando Barrio Nuevo
[00:19:03] Orbaneja, the person who had conceived the
[00:19:07] kidnapping of the minor. A
[00:19:10] chapter of crimes that today acquires a new dimension, because it portrays the
[00:19:13] criminal past of someone who is now again at the center of an investigation
[00:19:17] for a double
[00:19:18] murder.
[00:19:23] Released on charges for the skipper who was driving the boat that on Wednesday
[00:19:26] collided with a jet ski in Empuriabrava, causing the death of the
[00:19:30] jet skier. The man is accused of involuntary manslaughter, but
[00:19:34] also of not having stopped to help and of having refused to take the
[00:19:39] son, who was also on the jet ski, the suspect ran them over and
[00:19:43] fled at full speed. The police arrested him when he
[00:19:46] returned to
[00:19:47] port.
[00:19:52] Finally, motorized access to the Ports and Serra de Monsant natural
[00:19:56] parks will not be allowed during the day of the eclipse.
[00:19:59] The objective is to avoid saturation of these spaces in the face of the high risk
[00:20:03] of forest fires, and also to avoid affecting the fauna and
[00:20:06] flora of these protected areas. There will be exceptions for
[00:20:10] residents and for people who have confirmed reservations in shelters or
[00:20:14] rural
[00:20:14] accommodations.
[00:20:18] for everyone's safety, the most correct thing is
[00:20:21] to restrict motorized access and, well, if anyone wants to
[00:20:24] access on foot or by bicycle, they will still be able to do so, but
[00:20:28] we will greatly reduce vehicles, which would prevent or
[00:20:32] would hinder circulation where it could facilitate some
[00:20:36] accident or fire.
[00:20:39] We have repeated many times that to see the eclipse, special glasses
[00:20:43] must be used to protect our eyesight, but the same happens if we
[00:20:47] want to see it through devices such as telescopes.
[00:20:50] mobile phones.
[00:20:53] Looking directly at the sun can burn your retina and photographing it
[00:20:56] directly can burn the sensor. Cameras are very sensitive to infrared
[00:21:00] rays and ultraviolet radiation, and focusing
[00:21:03] directly on the sun can damage them. When a
[00:21:06] camera, whether photographic or just a mobile phone, focuses directly
[00:21:10] on the sun, this lens acts like a
[00:21:14] magnifying glass and what it does is directly burn the sensor, so it must be
[00:21:18] protected with approved filters. Making a filter for a mobile phone or for a
[00:21:22] camera is very simple, you just need to buy the approved
[00:21:24] filter, a cardboard, and you buy the filter and put it on, or,
[00:21:28] for example, here you see another one, or for example
[00:21:31] another possibility is this one with mobile phones, you can, for example,
[00:21:35] by cutting a piece of filter from the approved
[00:21:38] glasses, place it in front of the mobile
[00:21:42] phone camera. During the eclipse, at the culminating moment and for a few seconds, we can
[00:21:45] remove the filter from the camera. We must remove the filter at the moment the
[00:21:49] totality begins. When we have the beginning of the
[00:21:52] totality, in the middle of the totality, in which we can already see the corona
[00:21:56] and prominences, and when the totality ends, when the
[00:21:59] diamond ring appears again, here we must put the filter back on. To record and
[00:22:03] photograph the sun, we must avoid homemade solutions, X-rays,
[00:22:07] welding glasses. And a final recommendation from experts: if you
[00:22:12] the show, take advantage of the moment to photograph the landscape and the atmosphere
[00:22:16] that is generated.
[00:22:23] Lluís Bonet and Erman
[00:22:27] his life to the Sagrada Família parish, of which he was rector for
[00:22:30] 25 years, has died. He attended at 94 years old the
[00:22:34] ceremony that was officiated by Pope Francis on June
[00:22:37] 14, to whom he dedicated a special greeting at the end of the
[00:22:40] act. Bonet was the son of Antoni Gaudi's disciple,
[00:22:44] the architect Lluís Bonet, and brother of the one who directed the works
[00:22:47] of the temple from 1985 until his
[00:22:50] death in 2022. He has been a key figure in the pastoral
[00:22:54] dimension of the temple and one of the main promoters of the
[00:22:58] beatification cause of Antoni Gaudí, who
[00:23:01] in the end prayed to Gaudí. The
[00:23:04] Casa de l'Aigua with Catalan fizzy water offers you this space.
[00:23:18] Good evening, negotiations between Barça and Manchester City for the transfer
[00:23:22] of Rodri to the Catalan Club are underway. For now, the English have rejected the first
[00:23:26] offer from the Barcelona club, which was
[00:23:29] 45 million euros plus an additional amount if
[00:23:33] certain sporting objectives were met. City has responded with a resounding
[00:23:36] no, but the tug-of-war continues
[00:23:40] between the two. It is true that the
[00:23:43] Manchester team's initial demands are around 80
[00:23:47] million. They will continue negotiating, but... The English
[00:23:50] team has said that it does not want to prolong the
[00:23:53] talks and that it will set a deadline for Barça to send it a convincing
[00:23:56] economic
[00:23:58] proposal.
[00:24:03] And tonight we learned that Ronald Araujo will play next
[00:24:07] season at Liverpool. The Uruguayan from Barça will do so on loan
[00:24:11] with an option to buy, after the agreement reached a few
[00:24:15] hours ago by both entities. Araujo has a contract,
[00:24:18] let's remember, with the Catalan Club until the summer of 2031. It is expected that this
[00:24:21] Saturday morning, he will say goodbye to his teammates who are traveling to
[00:24:25] Italy. Barça will play a friendly triangular
[00:24:28] tournament today, which can be followed live on
[00:24:31] TV3.
[00:24:36] In a friendly match today, Girona and Sabadell drew two-all,
[00:24:40] a good test for both teams that will face each other
[00:24:43] next season in the second division. At the sports
[00:24:46] city of the Girona team, Quique Álvarez's men
[00:24:50] took the lead in the 17th minute on an occasion that culminated Justin
[00:24:53] Garcia, but the harlequins have tied on the exit
[00:24:57] of a corner thanks to Genard
[00:24:59] Fornés.
[00:25:02] Girona has gone ahead again in the 57th minute from the penalty spot, the
[00:25:05] shot from the Ukrainian, Vladislav went and the last
[00:25:09] breath of the game when the locals were playing with inferiority due to
[00:25:13] the expulsion of David López, Rodrigo Escudero, has scored the decisive 2
[00:25:16] to two. The Second League, let's remember, will start on August
[00:25:20] 14th, the 16th, Girona Leganés and the 17th Sporting
[00:27:30] will present itself with two faces, with shades of sun and one... the storms that
[00:27:33] will appear in the afternoon and a wave of warm air that we will have during the
[00:27:37] weekend has caused temperatures to clearly rise, already in the
[00:27:41] early morning of this Saturday we will notice that they have risen a little, it will no longer be as cool as a few
[00:27:45] days ago and above all the nights will be increasingly torrid. All
[00:27:48] this on a day that is expected to be sunny with some clouds towards the
[00:27:53] Delta. This sun, as the day progresses, will tend to
[00:27:57] complicate a little, because on the one hand, the clouds
[00:28:00] of the Pyrenees are expected to lead to showers, and on the other hand, a line of
[00:28:04] precipitation that will advance from the western strip towards the
[00:28:07] western regions and towards the Pyrenees and from there we also have
[00:28:10] these meteorological warnings with intense rain that can be
[00:28:14] very high in the case of the Pallars, Alt Urgell and Alta
[00:28:18] Ribagorça, more than 20 liters per square meter in 30
[00:28:21] minutes as for temperatures every day a little higher
[00:28:25] values of 37-38 degrees
[00:28:28] are expected in the interior of the lands of the Ebro also towards the west for
[00:28:31] Sunday. A morning that will be sunny throughout the country and from
[00:28:35] noon large clouds will grow in the Pyrenees that will lead to
[00:28:38] showers and storms, higher temperatures throughout
[00:28:42] the country, we will get even closer to 40
[00:28:45] degrees. In the Valencian Community, the islands and also, the sun will dominate
[00:28:49] towards the interior of the Valencian Community, yes, especially in mountain areas,
[00:28:52] showers and storms are expected, as well as the
[00:28:55] Andorra area. Temperatures will rise everywhere, especially in the
[00:28:59] coastal strip, reaching the figure of 38 degrees. On the
[00:29:02] European continent, rain in Rome with 37 degrees,
[00:29:06] intense heat throughout Italy also throughout Croatia,
[00:29:10] also intense heat is expected in a good part of the Iberian
[00:29:13] Peninsula. And for the coming days, sunny
[00:29:16] mornings, the trend of afternoon showers continues and very
[00:29:19] high temperatures for these dates, practically
[00:29:22] reaching or hovering around the figure of 40
[00:29:25] degrees.
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