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The Popular Party accuses Ernest Urtasun of compromising the security of the National Library of Spain after an electrical failure left the security cameras and magnetic locks inoperative, while the Ministry of Culture remains silent about the situation. #BibliotecaNacional #MinisteriodeCultura #SeguridadCultural (translated)

Recent research led by Giacomo Gobbo suggests that sauropods, such as Camarasaurus, may have had jaws covered by a keratinous structure similar to a beak, while still retaining teeth, thereby challenging traditional representations of their anatomy. #Saurópodos #Paleontología #Camarasaurus (translated)

Sofi said she was unaware of how the images from the airport cameras had been obtained and deemed it likely that an employee had shared them, something that, in her opinion, could be illegal. She also called for reporting those who were spreading them and argued that those who complained but shared the images were part of the problem. She referred disparagingly to those people. https://t.co/FK2C3rfW2K #Denuncia #Justicia #Privacidad (translated)

Leoncio wrote that, after Azalia inquired about a possible betrayal the next day, La Granja's song immediately played in both chambers of the 24/7. He speculated that she may have revealed what her benefit was, although he said it couldn't be known, and asked not to cover the microphone so much. He also questioned Adal about his claim that there were no favorites. #LaGranjaSalvación https://t.co/i513ass8vv #Azalia #Traición #LaGranja (translated)

An electrical failure caused the deactivation of the security cameras at the National Library of Spain, which led to the evacuation of the building and to reinforcing its security with the presence of the National Police. #BibliotecaNacional #FalloEléctrico #Seguridad (translated)

The Jacinto Benavente square in Madrid will have a new video surveillance system that will include 12 cameras to combat prostitution and theft, at a cost of 370,000 euros and with a planned installation in the spring. #Videovigilancia #SeguridadCiudadana #Prostitución (translated)

The dissolution of the Chambers and the early call for general elections affects judicial independence, as it is essential that judicial processes related to parties and politicians maintain their usual pace without political interference or delays during the election period. #JusticiaIndependiente #Elecciones2026 #PedroSánchez (translated)

The article explains that, after the dissolution of the Chambers announced by Pedro Sánchez, the deputies cease their functions, except for the members of the Permanent Deputation, who assume the competencies of Congress until a new one is formed. #DiputaciónPermanente #Cortes #DecretosVivienda (translated)

Matias Jackman criticized Messi's farewell, which he considered excessively oriented towards spectacle and cameras, instead of focusing on honoring him. He also argued that not everything should become an opportunity for profit and that some things should be done out of affection. #Messi #Despedida #Fútbol (translated)

Theo González Castaño wrote that, due to the number of cameras available, the person who threw the coin that hit Daniel Torres should be identified and prohibited from entering any stadium. He also said that, probably, nothing would happen. #Justicia #Seguridad #Deportes (translated)

Aristotle announced that he would explain what route would be taken, its possible consequences, and the objective that, in his opinion, was being pursued. He maintained that it would be a fraud of law and a new disregard for the popular will. According to what he wrote, article 86 of the Spanish Constitution allows the Government to issue decree-laws in cases of extraordinary and urgent necessity, which must be submitted to Congress for it to decide within 30 days whether to validate or repeal them. He also pointed out that article 78.2 establishes that if the Chambers are dissolved or their mandate has expired, the Permanent Deputation assumes the powers provided for in articles 86 and 116, a provision that, he added, is also included in article 57 of the Congress Regulations. #FraudeDeLey #Derecho #Política (translated)

The Equidistant stated that Pedro Sánchez had not mentioned corruption or Ceuta in his speech dissolving the chambers. According to what he wrote, Sánchez had justified calling for elections with the need for more support to continue his reforms, had downplayed housing problems, and had appealed to fear of the far-right, despite describing Spain as a country that was advancing strongly. #España #Política #Corrupción (translated)

Let's get to the facts, then, but to the real ones and not those from an attachment from the chamber, which I haven’t seen and which is likely outdated. TUMO Lisbon opened two years ago with a thousand students. In the second year it increased to fifteen hundred, and it continues with fifteen hundred, the same as TUMO Coimbra, TUMO Porto, and TUMO Bilbao -- all operated by us. The 700 that the councilor mentions were the prudent hypothesis of a proposal document from three years ago, when the Chamber was supposed to have entered as a founding member of the project. The students are in Beato, we can count them, and they are double what you say. The cost per student thus comes out contrary: 250,000 euros (per year) divided by fifteen hundred adolescents equals 167 euros per student per year, for four hours a week of technology, design, and programming, outside school hours, for free. Public school costs the State more than seven thousand euros per student per year, and I have never heard you say that you find it expensive -- a value that does not include rent, which we pay, and in which the municipalities take care of the management and payment of non-teaching staff, operational assistants, and technical assistants, as well as the maintenance of the buildings, meals, school transportation, and school social action. The 'initial phase' you mention in which the support would be 'more than double' did not exist: TUMO Lisbon operated for two full years without a cent from the chamber, with 100% private funding, while CML fulfilled, with two years of delay, the support it had promised at the opening. As for the idea that supporting TUMO is an eccentricity of Lisbon: in Coimbra, Porto, Matosinhos, and Gaia, the chambers also support; in Bilbao, the Diputación Foral de Bizkaia and the Ayuntamiento; in Paris, TUMO is fully funded by the chamber, and the same in Buenos Aires, Tirana, Los Angeles, and Gunma, Japan; in Germany, the six centers are funded by the public development bank, the federal government, and the municipalities. Lisbon is not the exception that supports. It was the exception that did not support. I renew the invitation: come see the fifteen hundred. Send me a private message and we'll agree on a day. It's faster than reading attachments and more useful than throwing comments on X. Moreover, coming to know the projects supported by the Chamber is your duty as a councilor. #Educação #Lisboa #TUMO (translated)