Actress Daniela Kolářová receives the Herc's Mission Award, while singer Daniela Mercury is celebrated in Salvador's free axé parades alongside Saulo and Ivete. Read more...

Carnival celebrations bring joy and solidarity, from noise attenuators for sensitive individuals to samba school tributes in Rio. Plus, a literary take on the festival's democratic spirit. Read more...

Criteria buys a 5% stake in Veolia, gaining a board seat. Meanwhile, La Caixa returns to Catalonia, with the government hoping for a ripple effect and further economic normalization. Read more...

Political tensions rise as leaders clash over NGO funding, debt forgiveness, and tourist and property taxes in Slovakia, Spain, and Catalonia. Key players include Šimečka, Fico, and Illa. Read more...

Catalonia's justice system faces severe delays and increasing crime, prompting government action. A bodyguard for Salvador Illa is accused of theft, while a suspected jihadist is detained in Ecuador. Read more...

From Oscar wins and controversies to reality TV arrests and cultural center transformations, catch up on the latest entertainment headlines. Read more...

The leader of the PP in Catalonia, drawing inspiration from Milei, urges Illa to drastically reduce the size of the Generalitat. Meanwhile, a power struggle emerges between Oughourlian and Moncloa. Read more...

Recent police investigations span a range of incidents, including vandalism, riots, and alleged neglect, highlighting the diverse challenges law enforcement faces. Read more...

CriteriaCaixa acquires a stake in Veolia, marking a return to Agbar, while also relocating its headquarters back to Barcelona, signaling confidence in the region's stability. Read more...

Daniela Mercury and Tony Salles had a public disagreement during the Salvador Carnival, while the history of the electric trios that define the event is also highlighted. Read more...

Spain navigates complex political deals and emergency responses while expressing strong support for Ukraine's defense and welcoming new leadership in the Generalitat. Read more...

Bitcoin's value is fluctuating due to market uncertainty and global economic factors. El Salvador adjusts its Bitcoin policy to align with IMF loan conditions. Read more...

Brazil sees a flurry of construction activity, from Chinese-backed infrastructure projects to rising condo fees and recycling initiatives, shaping the country's urban landscape. Read more...

Goiás Governor Ronaldo Caiado plans to team up with sertanejo singer Gusttavo Lima for a presidential run in 2026. The unconventional alliance has raised eyebrows across Brazil. Read more...

Preta Gil enjoys a post-surgery swim in Bahia, while Daniela Mercury and Tony Salles engage in a playful feud during Salvador's Carnival. Axé music celebrates its 40th anniversary. Read more...

From Rosalía's daring Oscars look to the passing of theater icon Juan Margallo, Spain's entertainment scene is in the spotlight. Plus, underground dining in El Salvador! Read more...

This week's entertainment news includes a study on sexism in Spanish music, the restoration of a historic monastery, Tokyo's unique soundscape, Oscar-winning films, and Father's Day gift ideas. Read more...

From Ivete Sangalo's bold claim at Salvador Carnival to Gene Hackman's passing and Timothée Chalamet's retreat, Hollywood keeps buzzing with news. Read more...

Governor Caiado of Goiás and singer Gusttavo Lima are expected to formalize their pre-candidacies for the 2026 elections at an upcoming União event in Salvador. This move hints at a potential political partnership. Read more...

Goiás Governor Caiado and singer Gusttavo Lima are planning a joint pre-candidacy announcement for the 2026 presidential elections, slated to take place at a União event in Salvador. Read more...