During her visit to the new British Prime Minister, Liz Truss, this Tuesday, September 6, Queen Elizabeth II already showed some physical signs of the deterioration of her health. The images of his greeting to the prime minister there were several details that did not go unnoticed. As the 96-year-old monarch extends her hand to … Read more
This is the secret plan for “D-day” and the 10 days after her death, preceded by “Operation Unicorn” if the queen dies in Balmoral (Scotland) “London Bridge has fallen”, the code phrase with which the news will be communicated to the Prime Minister and which gives its name to the protocol Elizabeth II of England, … Read more
the sports minister, Maria Isabel Urrutia, came speaking loudly to Dimayor and the Colombian Football Federation for the Women’s League issue. One of the toughest battles that the former athlete promises to wage is precisely to dignify and professionalize the work of women soccer players in the country. Urrutia was clear about the way in … Read more
Renewal of faces in the board of trustees that governs La Caixa. According to the institution, four of the foundation’s thirteen trustees will step down and be replaced by four new names. Isidre Fainé will continue to be in charge and Juan José López Burniol will be in charge, after the same board has renewed … Read more
Queen Elizabeth II, 95, has tested positive for covid-19 but has “mild” symptoms comparable to those of a cold, Buckingham Palace announced on Sunday. The British sovereign, who has just passed the milestone of 70 years on the throne, had received her eldest son, Prince Charles, on February 8, two days before he tested positive … Read more
business Another record high ECB director Schnabel fears higher inflation in the medium term Stand: 08.01.2022 | Reading time: 2 minutes ECB director Isabel Schnabel believes that higher inflation is likely in the medium term Source: dpa-infocom GmbH According to ECB Director Isabel Schnabel, the move to sustainable energy poses a risk of higher inflation … Read more