Las vidas que se pararon para siempre en Urda
Tras una semana de identificaciones y certificaciones, se han identificado las víctimas del trágico accidente de tren que ha conmocionado a España.
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LZB, ERTMS y CDI 113 + 200: una semana descifrando los 17 minutos del accidente de Urda
Ocho días después de la tragedia, las claves de lo ocurrido están en los audios completos del centro de Atocha, los datos de sus pantallas y los interrogatorios a una veintena de personas
Dirigentes del PSOE se aferran a la “lección política” de Puente y la derrota de Trump para relanzar la campaña
Los socialistas explotarán la defensa de Feijóo a Mazón durante un año y reorientan su campaña en los servicios públicos frente a los recortes en EE UU
¿Cómo se están moviendo las encuestas tras el accidente?
EL PAÍS estrena el pódcast ‘Entre datos, con Kiko Llaneras’, analizando los cambios de los sondeos para las elecciones generales del 29N
Trump culpa a la guerra de la humillación histórica en las elecciones de medio mandato
Los demócratas dan la vuelta a siete bastiones republicanos y capitalizan el descontento a Trump en prácticamente todos los distritos del país
El bolsillo decide el voto
Se puede ser demócrata o republicano, pero al final las cosas del comer son determinantes
¿Cómo podrá Trump sortear su derrota electoral?
El presidente de EE. UU. puede preparar un cambio de estrategia política para evitar un bloqueo a los dos años de mandato que le quedan en la Casa Blanca con un acercamiento a los demócratas y un alejamiento de los conflictos bélicos y ciertas medidas económicas que ha impulsado
Los hispanos que llevaron a Trump al poder le dan la espalda dos años después
La sangría republicana se extiende a todos los grupos de la población, pero es pronunciada en el sector que más crece en EE.UU.
Vance walks Trump tightrope with scathing election critique blaming Iran war
The vice-president's blunt assessment of Republican election defeat marked one of the sharpest breaks with a sitting president in recent memory.
What Democrats can and can't do with their new power after taking Congress
Democrats can vote legislation through. But Trump still has veto power.
Joshua Wong, face of Hong Kong's pro-democracy protests, jailed for 10 years
Wong, 30, is among hundreds of Hongkongers detained under the controversial national security law.
British healthcare worker with Ebola evacuated from DR Congo to UK
Patient is in stable condition and will be transferred to a specialist ‘high consequence’ infectious disease unit A British healthcare worker with Ebola is being evacuated from the Democratic Republic of the Congo to the UK for medical treatment, it has been confirmed. “A British citizen currently in the DR Congo has tested positive for Ebola,” a spokesperson for the UK government said in a statement on Wednesday. “The UK has well-established procedures for dealing with cases like this, and those processes have been activated … The risk to the UK public from Ebola remains low.” Continue…
Mother and daughter killed in grizzly bear attack, Canadian authorities confirm
Conservation officers say more than one bear may have been involved in attack on women near their home Search teams in Canada have discovered the body of a 20-year-old woman and confirmed that both she and her mother were killed in an attack that conservation officers now believe could have involved multiple grizzly bears. Late on Tuesday, conservation officers in British Columbia said the two women, who were reported missing over the weekend, were located near a trail a short distance from their home. Continue reading...
Midterm voters rebuke Trump, handing Democrats both chambers of Congress
Voters delivered a sweeping rebuke of President Trump and his party in the midterms, handing Democrats major victories and dramatically reshaping the balance of power in Washington. Trump now enters a lame duck phase of his second term, promising both to use his veto power, and also to work across the aisle as he faces the largest Democratic majorities in decades. Liz Landers reports.
News Wrap: Officials in Iran welcome midterm results as vote against war
In our news wrap Wednesday, top officials in Iran welcomed the results of the U.S. midterm elections, Israeli President Isaac Herzog says he's accepted the results of last week's election and will consult with party leaders on forming a new government and Ukraine's air force says Russia launched more than 300 drones overnight.
Midterms 2026 : J. D. Vance, contrarié dans ses ambitions par la déroute de son camp, lance le débat interne chez les républicains
Le vice-président américain, qui a la désignation pour la présidentielle de 2028 en ligne de mire, a estimé, mercredi, que la guerre en Iran, déclenchée par Donald Trump, était la principale explication du raz-de-marée démocrate.
Midterms 2026 : après la déroute républicaine, l’Ukraine nourrit le maigre espoir de freiner la dérive américaine en faveur de la Russie
En exigeant de la Maison Blanche davantage de transparence sur ses projets d’affaires avec Moscou et en déclenchant des commissions d’enquête sur la politique de soutien à Kiev, la majorité démocrate au Congrès pourrait rééquilibrer la position de Washington.
Hongkong : Joshua Wong, figure du mouvement prodémocratie, condamné à dix ans de prison supplémentaires
L’ex-leader étudiant devait retrouver la liberté en janvier après avoir purgé une peine de près de cinq ans de prison pour « subversion ». Il avait plaidé coupable en septembre de nouvelles accusations de collusion avec l’étranger.
Le Maroc mise sur le dessalement pour soutenir son agriculture d’exportation : « Il vaut mieux avoir de l’eau chère que pas du tout »
Dans la région du Souss-Massa, près d’Agadir, des milliers d’hectares de cultures destinées à l’exportation sont irrigués depuis 2022 grâce au dessalement de l’eau de mer. Un modèle que le royaume veut dupliquer en dépit de ses impacts écologiques et budgétaires.
Émeutiers d’ultragauche, troubles graves et dégradations prévisibles : les autorités se préparent à un « jeudi noir », émaillé de violences
DÉCRYPTAGE - Alors que 500 000 à 700 000 manifestants sont attendus dans les rues de France, 70 000 policiers et gendarmes vont être déployés pour éviter les scènes de chaos du 17 octobre.
China, US defence officials agree to improve ‘communication’ to reduce risks
US and Chinese defence officials met in Washington for the first meeting of a Crisis Communications and Prevention Working Group established under an agreement announced in September when leaders of the two nations met. The two sides agreed on the importance of “advancing practical communication measures” to reduce risks between the US and China, according to a Pentagon readout of the meeting released Tuesday. Delegates also discussed “additional channels” to promote “effective” crisis...
Republicans face prospect of ‘civil war’ as Trump’s air of invincibility starts to fade
In the weeks leading up to the midterm elections, US President Donald Trump displayed unwavering confidence in his star power, urging supporters to close their eyes and “pretend I’m on the ballot”. But Tuesday night’s disastrous results for the Republicans – the first time in 20 years both houses of Congress have changed hands at the same time – have punctured the aura of invincibility that once shielded Trump and allowed him to keep potential critics in line with the threat that opposing him...
Bad to worse? Europe’s relief over US midterms tempered by prospect of Trump backlash
Follow the SCMP’s live coverage here After almost two years in which the transatlantic alliance verged on collapse, a Democratic landslide in the US midterm elections was welcomed in Europe on Wednesday, even if few believed it would be a panacea for ailing ties. The Democratic Party swept both chambers of the US Congress in a crushing rebuke of US President Donald Trump’s two-year record. For Europe, that period has led to a shattering of the post-war order and deep schisms in the Western...
Israel’s opposition slams ‘toxic Netanyahu’ after Democrats win US Congress
Netanyahu's rivals say US midterm results show Israel 'cannot afford' to have the prime minister remain in office.
Zelenskyy hopes Democratic Congress will bring more US help for Ukraine
EU officials also urge new US Congress to step up pressure on Russia to end the four-and-a-half-year war.
Se fue de Bolivia el presidente de la Corte Suprema, entre acusaciones cruzadas por vínculos narcos y de persecución política
El magistrado Romer Saucedo dijo que se exilió y acusó al gobierno de su país de buscar el control judicial, aunque aseguró que no renunciará pero que la Justicia lo investiga por su cercanía con un fiscal detenido por narcotráfico. Desde España, el presidente Rodrigo Paz consideró alentadora la partida del juez. La decana Rosmery Ruiz asumió como suplente en el Tribunal Supremo y le otorgó un plazo de seis días para reincorporarse.
La oposición paraguaya presenta al Congreso un pedido de destitución del presidente Santiago Peña por el "corralito" y la crisis bancaria
El pedido al jefe de Estado y su vice avanzó en el Congreso tras la intervención de Ueno Bank por insuficiencia de capital. La paralización de la entidad financiera dejó sin acceso a sus depósitos a cerca de tres millones de ahorristas.
Brazilian Diplomacy Will Not Comment on Trump's Defeat, but Lula Government Sees End of Imperial Stance
Brazil's Ministry of Foreign Affairs did not issue a statement on the results of the U.S. midterm elections. However, diplomats and members of the Lula administration believe the defeat was decisive and should change the Republican president's behavior on the world stage. Leia mais (11/04/2026 - 18h14)
Court Bars Meta From Using News Articles to Train AI in Brazil
A São Paulo court on Tuesday (3) prohibited Meta, the owner of Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp and Threads, from using bots to collect news articles, photographs, videos and other content from media outlets affiliated with three Brazilian press associations. Leia mais (11/04/2026 - 13h05)
'Lulazo' Offers Lesson on How to Defeat Milei in 2027, Argentine Opposition Says
Lula's victory over Flávio Bolsonaro, dubbed the "Lulazo" by the Argentine press, was seen by the country's opposition as a personal failure for President Javier Milei and a lesson on how to defeat him in next October's election. Less than two hours after the result was confirmed, a WhatsApp channel called "Peronist Army" was created, inspired by an initiative by Congressman André Janones. In one week, the Workers' Party (PT) branch in Argentina received at least ten requests for discussions and interviews about the campaign. Leia mais (11/04/2026 - 13h01)
Sahara occidental. Coup de tonnerre aux Nations unies
Alors que depuis plusieurs années le Maroc marque des points sur le dossier du Sahara occidental et espérait voir son plan d'autonomie avalisé au Conseil de sécurité de l'Organisation des Nations unies, un veto de la Russie a porté un coup d'arrêt à ses ambitions. Le renouvellement du mandat de maintien de la paix de la mission onusienne au Sahara occidental (Minurso) est traditionnellement routinier. Cette année, de nombreux observateurs s'attendaient à une confirmation de la résolution (…) - Magazine / Maghreb , Maroc , Conseil de sécurité de l'ONU , Russie , Diplomatie , ONU , Sahara…
En RDC, l’OMS alerte sur la « pire épidémie de choléra depuis des décennies », avec 1 800 morts, sur fond de crise liée à Ebola
Selon l’OMS, 2025 avait enregistré le nombre de cas signalés le plus élevé depuis plus de vingt-cinq ans, mais « l’année en cours s’annonce encore plus grave ».
Senior Democratic congressman says party 'going to put an end' to Trump's tariffs
A senior Democrat says his party will work to end U.S. President Donald Trump's tariffs on allies, including Canada, when it takes control of Congress next year.
Russian hacker group claims to have posted B.C. school district information on dark web
CBC News has discovered a hacked database stolen from the Burnaby School District on a dark web site run by a prominent shadowy ransomware group believed to be operating out of Russia.
Prominent Hong Kong activist Joshua Wong sentenced to 10 years in 2nd national security case
Prominent Hong Kong activist Joshua Wong was sentenced to 10 years in prison Thursday for his second conviction under a Beijing-imposed national security law, in a case that critics say reflects the crackdown on the city's once-thriving pro-democracy movement.
Pilot died while trying to avoid power pole, final report finds
A final report into a plane crash on the Lower Eyre Peninsula that killed pilot Jarred Wait found he died while trying to avoid a power pole during wheat spraying.
IVF, abortion and more set to cease at Newcastle private hospitals
IVF, elective abortions, voluntary assisted dying and gender reassignment surgeries are set to cease if the sale of two Newcastle hospitals is approved.
