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Deutsche version In 2014, when no one spoke in Europe about the migration crisis, 229,012 people reached the Mediterranean block, the equivalent of 0.04% of the EU population. The block lived in 2015 a migratory crisis, aggravated by its chaotic management. The route from the Middle East (from Syria and Iraq mainly),…
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Migration crisis? in reality, fewer and fewer people without papers are arriving in Europe
In 2014, when no one spoke in Europe about the migration crisis, 229,012 people reached the Mediterranean block, the equivalent of 0.04% of the EU population. The block lived in 2015 a migratory crisis, aggravated by its chaotic management. The route from the Middle East (from Syria and Iraq mainly),…
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Ecologists denounce the project of a cobalt mine in an area close to Picos de Europa
Ecologists denounce the lack of information before the research project to look for cobalt that would affect an area of 600,000 m2 in Cabrales. We are talking about that it can affect the groundwater and several streams due to their proximity, such as the Rondon stream, the Palellano irrigation tributaries…
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Ecologists denounce the project of a cobalt mine in an area close to Picos de Europa
Ecologists denounce the lack of information before the research project to look for cobalt that would affect an area of 600,000 m2 in Cabrales. We are talking about that it can affect the groundwater and several streams due to their proximity, such as the Rondon stream, the Palellano irrigation tributaries…
More InfoNazi sympathizers press to seize spy agencies in Europe [ENG]
A slow scandal in Austria has exposed potentially disastrous divisions among Western intelligence agencies. As far-right politicians have joined the coalition governments in Austria and Italy and have assumed ministerial positions in charge of security and law enforcement, there has been growing concern among intelligence service professionals. that will ignore…
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Europe breastfeeds a spawn
In July 1925 Hitler published in Berlin his book Mein Kampf, in which he expounded the theories that years later would serve to assassinate millions of people and destroy the most beautiful cities of the continent. In one of its pages, the German genocide said the following: “The supreme purpose…
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Europe has the solution to the Aquarius: sending immigrants to Albania
Albania is a country with a Muslim majority, with a social democratic prime minister, Edi Rama, and, above all, with aspirations to enter the EU. This could be enough candy to be able to exercise more ‘soft’ control over those future fields and not have to shell out an exorbitant…
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Europe breastfeeds a spawn
In July 1925 Hitler published in Berlin his book Mein Kampf, in which he expounded the theories that years later would serve to assassinate millions of people and destroy the most beautiful cities of the continent. In one of its pages, the German genocide said the following: “The supreme purpose…
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Where European despots of the twentieth century are buried
The new socialist government of Spain is deciding whether to take the body of Francisco Franco from the Valley of the Fallen to bury it in the cemetery of El Pardo. The location of the dictator’s body has caused much controversy in Spain, as in other European countries where their…
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Tunnel Lyon – Turin. Key rail connection for Europe
With this 57.5km underground connection, France and Italy are facing the execution of this extraordinary engineering project that will complete 5,000 km of the main east-west axis in the Trans-European Transport network south of the Alps.
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The European Union grows dwarves: from Italy to the Netherlands through Poland
The European Union is in crisis. It is not new. The precarious institutional design of the community space, which was forged to a great extent in Maastricht almost three decades ago, was about to jump through the air in the middle of this decade. The first economic crisis and the…
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Slow death in Siberia
The Forest Peoples organization, Fern, and the Coal Action Network have just published Slow Death in Siberia. The report notes how Europe’s coal dependency is devastating the forests of Russia and the Shor indigenous people. Slow death in Siberia draws a dark spot of coal dust from the Russian region…
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Approach to Europe, expulsion of refugees … what will happen if Erdogan loses?
Turkey has been living for two years in a semi-permanent state of emergency; a type of regime that has eroded rights and freedoms and that has allowed the arrest of more than 160,000 people, the dismissal of over 150,000, the closure of more than 1,000 educational centers, 15 universities, 174…
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The first ‘stolen baby’ coming to trial in Europe: " I’ve been looking for justice for 30 years "
Next Tuesday starts the trial against Eduardo Vela Vela, the gynecologist who would have delivered it in 1969 to a Madrid couple “as a gift” against the will of their biological mother. It is the first “stolen baby” that has managed to get your case to trial. However, he has…
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Spain is at the tail of Europe in complaints of violation
Spain is at the tail of the EU in complaints of rape. According to data published by Eurostat, Spain registered 2.65 complaints per 100,000 inhabitants in 2015, a figure that contrasts with that of Sweden, where the complaint rate is 56.88. In the EU, its Agency for Fundamental Rights determined…
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Trump threatens to impose 20% tariffs on all EU cars
Germany, where automobiles account for 28.4% of exports to the US, would be the worst hit partner. Also, not only other car producers would suffer, but also those suppliers of components for the automotive industry such as Spain (9.1%). “Based on the tariffs and trade barriers that the United States…
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Roberto Saviano explains why Italy has become xenophobic
Roberto Saviano, the author of “Gomorra”, is not optimistic about the current wave of xenophobia that dominates Italy. He believes that things have gone too far, that too many people, including some who until recently were considered left-wing, have assumed the most intolerant positions regarding immigrants, those who are arriving…
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The European AEDE canon and censorship machine win a crucial vote: this can affect the EU’s internet
Why articles 11 and 13 are of concern
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A 30-year study shows that refugees have a positive economic impact in Europe
Economists from the National Center for Scientific Research, the University of Clermont-Auvergne and the University Paris-Nanterre, have shown with a study that the arrival of asylum seekers does not lead to a deterioration in the economic performance and public finances of European countries that welcome them. Moreover, according to the…
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The new European copyright directive wins a new vote, and this is bad news for the Internet
The Legal Affairs Committee of the European Parliament has just given the green light to the proposed European directive on copyright. It is known as “Link Tax”, a kind of European evolution of the failed Spanish AEDE Canon, which was presented in September 2016. This new regulation has two points…
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