The Audience of Cáceres has sentenced Romanian Dumitru Constantin to four years in prison, 48 -year -old partner and his 29 -year -old Mexican exmsss, after they were accused of stealing 45 bottles of wine from the Atrio restaurant, located in the city Cacereña and that they visited up to three times.

However, the thing was not there since the judges forced the two defendants to pay compensation of 753,454 euros, that is, the same amount in which the expert Roberto Nebreda and the restaurant insurance company, Reale Seguros, tasted the bottles stolen. An established sanction after the judges considered proven that the authors committed a crime of “robbery with force open to the public of special gravity.”

The sentence, of 24 folios and whose content includes ‘El País’, said that Constantin and Guevara “planned the events on June 1 and 13, and on August 12”, with the previous stay of the woman at the Hotel Athrus Located next to the restaurant on October 26. The exmiss, according to the brief, arrived with a false Swiss passport and with an empty backpack and had dinner that same night with the Romanian male. In room 107 of the hotel, they tested a tasting menu of 14 dishes.

After dinner, the theft happened. Everything came with the hotel receptionist’s refusal to process a woman’s command, who asked for a salad to subjected her to her room. Finally, he agreed to indicate that it would take 20 minutes. At the time this employee went to the kitchen, Constantin took control of one of the hotel’s electronic cards to access the cellar, although the key did not serve to open the door.

With the aim of preventing them from being hunted by hotel and restaurant workers, Guevara entertained the receptionist with two more orders. During that period of time, Constantin took the key that did serve to open the winery. There, he proceeded to keep the 45 bottles in the backpack supported in towels, to prevent them from breaking. The sentence considers proven that the two defendants of the robbery left at 5:00 of the facilities.

Arrested in Croatia in July 2022
Only eight months after what happened, both were arrested in the Croatian border post of Karasovici Sutorina, from Montenegro, thanks to a research and coordination work of different European bodies and security forces, including the National Police in collaboration in collaboration With Europol and Interpol agents, as well as the Border Police of Croatia and the Interior Agreed of Spain in Romania and the Netherlands.

According to the authorities, the thieves “proved to be highly specialized and with experience when robbery with a millimeter planning”, and were identified thanks to international coordination, although their location was “difficult”, according to a statement from the National Police.

A sentence that can still be used
A sentence that arrives almost two years after the events that occurred at the end of October 2021. That night, almost half a hundred bottles of wine were stolen among which were, among others, a 38 of Romanée Conti and a unique jewel, A 1806 chateau d´yquem considered “historical”, appraised at 350,000 euros. A copy that was the jewel of the restaurant’s crown, which has two Michelin stars and three Repsol soles.

Despite the condemnation filed, it is not yet firm and the defendants, ultimately, may still present an appeal before the Civil and Criminal Chamber of the Superior Court of Justice of Extremadura. “From theft is all negative, it was very painful, it was something of José, who had done throughout his life,” said Toño Pérez, one of the owners of Athrium, days ago.

A court in the town of Malaga attributes the disclosure of secrets, coercion and omission to prosecute the crime in a separate piece of a case that investigates the businessman Salomon Kadosh, also arrested
The Internal Affairs Unit of the National Police has arrested this Monday the chief commissioner of the Malaga town of Fuengirola, José María Tocornal, for the alleged crimes of discovery and disclosure of secrets, failure to prosecute the crime and coercion, among others, have informed elDiario.es sources close to the investigation.

The investigation is directed by the Investigating Court number 3 of Fuengirola, whose head has decreed the secrecy of the proceedings. The aforementioned sources specify that the 63-year-old commissioner has been arrested early in the morning at his private home. In the same operation, a 58-year-old businessman, Salomon Kadosh Chuqueron, has been arrested.
The Efe agency cites police sources to ensure that, after his transfer to police stations, the commissioner will be dismissed and his employment and salary will be suspended, while a disciplinary file will be opened. Commissioner Tocornal is being investigated in a separate piece of a broader proceeding.

Tocornal, a native of Santa Cruz de Tenerife, joined the Superior Police Corps as an Inspector in 1983. He was stationed in Bilbao until 1992 and later in Huelva. In 2008 he was appointed head of the Provincial Citizen Security Brigade of the Huelva capital and in 2011 head of the Lucena-Cabra police station. He was promoted to commissioner in 2017 and his first destination with that category was Fuengirola.

For his part, the businessman Salomon Kadosh Chuqueron appears at the head of the company Orgánico Agricultura Andalucía SL, established in 2020, with headquarters in Fuengirola and dedicated to the cultivation of spices, aromatic, medicinal and pharmaceutical plants, as well as the production and marketing of insects for the control and prevention of pests in crops and the import and export of seeds and all kinds of plants.

Of the large listed companies, only FCC and San José generate more than half of their business in their country of origin, while in the case of ACS it is 9% and for Ferrovial, before moving to the Netherlands, 18%.
The week in which the Ferrovial group has opened a business and political crisis by deciding to move its headquarters to the Netherlands has coincided with the presentation of results, not only of the company chaired by Rafael del Pino, but of almost all the large Spanish construction companies .
In its financial report, Ferrovial repeats one of the arguments that it has put forward to explain its change of headquarters: Spain is a small part of its business, even though it has its “roots” here. And it is not the only one that emphasizes its internationalization and the strong weight of its activity abroad, although in parallel almost all the companies break down the development of infrastructures in Spain and, some of them, also the impulse that they are going to assume the European recovery funds for their businesses.
“We are the most advanced country in the deployment of said funds, part of which is being allocated to the improvement of transport and mobility, as well as to energy infrastructures”, Sacyr indicates in its report when talking about the injection that they can suppose the Next Generation. “Regarding the future of the construction sector in our country, it continues to be quite promising, since infrastructures are key when it comes to gaining competitiveness in a country whose economic pillars are tourism and exports,” adds this company, which, in 2022, left the post-pandemic red numbers behind and earned 110 million euros in a record year in revenue, more than 5,851 million.

Some businesses linked to concessions
In the case of Sacyr, almost two thirds of its sales are generated outside of Spain. In our country, it obtains 38% of its turnover, close to 2,166 million euros. A weight of Spain in its activity that is repeated in almost all the large listed construction companies, as detailed in the information that they have sent – although not all – to the National Securities Market Commission (CNMV).

If we go into detail about the data published by other competitors, Acciona has 43% of its activity in Spain, 4,925 million at the end of the year. The company controlled by the Entrecanales, in recent years, has focused on renewable energy. However, he speaks of the Spanish market as key in infrastructure and real estate activities.

This is one of the characteristics of how the business of the large Spanish construction companies has changed, which have shifted their activity from traditional construction to businesses linked to public concessions, such as highways, which they have embraced, for example, in the United States. or Canada. Acciona, when explaining the weight by market in its infrastructure construction activities, of the 4,650 million turnover, Spain corresponds to 754 million.

It is not a very different situation from that of FCC, which is controlled by Mexican tycoon Carlos Slim, who generates almost half of his income outside of Spain. In fact, he talks about the United States as the axis for the future in the environmental business, which includes waste management and urban cleaning services. “At the international level, the strong growth in the US stands out, where the growth in sales in 2022 compared to the previous year was 121%. FCC is already among the Top 15 companies in the sector in the US, with expectations of being in the Top 10 in the next 2 years”, he breaks down.

In the more traditional construction, its business in Spain fell by 1.7% in 2022, to 870 million euros “even with the good rate of progress in the remodeling of the Santiago Bernabéu football stadium,” he assumes, without saying how much he expects enter for that work.

There are other companies that are more concise when it comes to talking about how much each country means. This is the case of OHLA, which in recent years has gone from being in the hands of the Villar Mir family to that of Luis and Mauricio Amodio, also Mexicans. This multinational only points out that Spain accounts for almost 30% of its activity, while the whole of Europe -Spanish market, included- is 48%; North America, 35.4%; and Latin America, 16.4%. He does not give more details about how the domestic business is going.

The one that does have most of its activity in Spain is San José, a smaller construction company -worth 250 million on the stock market compared to Ferrovial’s 19,000- which concentrates 75% of its income in Spain, close to 818 million euro.

If San José is the one with the most, at the opposite end is ACS, which is the construction company with the highest income (more than 33,000 million) but with less business in Spain, lower in percentage than Ferrovial. The company chaired by Florentino Pérez only concentrates 9% of its activity in the local market, which a year earlier was 10.7%, according to its results presentations, because it has not yet published

in your annual report. Specifically, in Spain it invoices 3,170 million euros.

Almost 10 of every 100 euros that ACS earns come from Spain, while 56 come from the United States and 19 from Australia. This proportion is repeated if we look at where its project portfolio is located. With a nuance, its subsidiary Clece, focused on environmental, urban or airport services, does depend on Spain, which accounts for 90% of its activity.

Ferrovial plans to grow in Spain with European funds
And what happens in Ferrovial. The multinational argues when explaining its departure to the Netherlands that its “business is predominantly international”, because its country of origin contributes 18% of its turnover. In contrast, Canada and the United States, where it aspires to grow, are 36%.

However, it also expects to grow in the construction business in its still domestic market thanks to European funds. “In Spain, growth in sales is expected with respect to 2022 thanks to the good rate of contracting, with the award of several relevant railway contracts and for private clients, and once the delays in bidding derived from COVID have been overcome,” he argues in your annual report. “In the medium term, the application of the European Next Generation funds will maintain the momentum of the tender, to which is added the good dynamics of public railway and health initiatives, and private initiatives in industrial, building and renewable energy projects”, lists the levers that he believes will make him grow in Spain.

Here, at the end of 2022, Ferrovial had 5,413 employees. In the United States -where it also expects to grow thanks to public spending on infrastructure-, with 4,178. In the Netherlands, where it plans to be based before the fall, it had five.

A disparity of templates, which will lead to removals. This Thursday, the company explained to the CNMV that “after the merger becomes effective, it may happen that certain Ferrovial employees voluntarily relocate to the Netherlands.” “Similarly, it is possible that certain Ferrovial employees are relocated and become employees of other subsidiaries of the Ferrovial group in Spain”, he acknowledges.

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Bashar al-Assad and Vladimir Putin.

Vladimir Putin would be recruiting Palestinian refugees in Lebanon and Syrian elite soldiers to fight in Ukraine after a brief military training. The Palestinians would earn about 350 dollars a month (about 329 euros) and about 300 have already completed their training and have been sent to the front.

A journalistic investigation indicates that young Palestinians residing in Lebanon are contacted by activists linked to the Palestinian Embassy. They are looking for Palestinians born after 1969 because they do not have official Lebanese documentation and this makes it easier for them to travel to join the conflict as mercenaries. The Lebanese government also does not have the power to monitor or follow their movements in Ukraine. Most of them come from the largest Palestinian refugee camp in the country, Ein al Jalua, located south of the city of Sidon and are usually affiliated with the Palestinian movement Al Fatá led by Palestinian President Mahmud Abbas, or the Popular Front for Liberation. of Palestine (PFLP).

This recruitment would be known and even coordinated with the Islamist Hezbollah militia party. The pro-Iranian organization itself would be recruiting sympathizers with knowledge of drone management and experts in urban guerrilla warfare. This recruitment is favored by the “miserable” situation in the refugee camps, in the words of the Lebanese researcher Riad Kahwayi: “There are no jobs for young people,” he pointed out.
putin ukraine palestinians
Bashar al-Assad and Vladimir Putin.

Vladimir Putin would be recruiting Palestinian refugees in Lebanon and Syrian elite soldiers to fight in Ukraine after a brief military training. The Palestinians would earn about 350 dollars a month (about 329 euros) and about 300 have already completed their training and have been sent to the front.

A journalistic investigation indicates that young Palestinians residing in Lebanon are contacted by activists linked to the Palestinian Embassy. They are looking for Palestinians born after 1969 because they do not have official Lebanese documentation and this makes it easier for them to travel to join the conflict as mercenaries. The Lebanese government also does not have the power to monitor or follow their movements in Ukraine. Most of them come from the largest Palestinian refugee camp in the country, Ein al Jalua, located south of the city of Sidon and are usually affiliated with the Palestinian movement Al Fatá led by Palestinian President Mahmud Abbas, or the Popular Front for Liberation. of Palestine (PFLP).

This recruitment would be known and even coordinated with the Islamist Hezbollah militia party. The pro-Iranian organization itself would be recruiting sympathizers with knowledge of drone management and experts in urban guerrilla warfare. This recruitment is favored by the “miserable” situation in the refugee camps, in the words of the Lebanese researcher Riad Kahwayi: “There are no jobs for young people,” he pointed out.

As for Syria, the fighters are recruited by the Wagner Group, specialized in operations with mercenaries, at the Russian base of Jmeimim, near Latakia. Syrian Army soldiers are also sent to Ukraine, in particular from the 25th Special Operations Division, made up of soldiers already trained by Russia in the framework of the Syrian civil war and who would receive between 500 and 700 dollars a month.

Carlos Sainz has regretted that the degradation of the tires on his Ferrari prevented him from getting on the podium at the Bahrain Grand Prix. That award has been for Fernando Alonso, whom he has congratulated for his third position in the first race of the World Championship and who has summoned more duels in the coming weeks.

Fight for the podium

“We tried everything, that’s for sure. The first stint we held up quite well, but then little by little the race took shape and in the end we ended up where we deserved, behind Fernando’s Aston Martin that we had already seen since the tests that were going to make things very complicated for us. In the end, that’s how it was.”
The degradation of Ferrari
«It is clear that this circuit was not our forte due to the degradation it has. We knew since last year that degradation is a pending issue that we have and it gave us very little room to fight. When I have fought with Fernando I have loaded the wheels. Then more or less I was able to recover them to keep Hamilton behind. It is a subject that we will try to improve throughout the year.”

The duel with Alonso
«Obviously I have always respected Fernando and I think it has been a tough battle, but a beautiful one fighting for a podium, which in the end he and Aston Martin deserve for the work they have done. Congratulations and in the next races we will try to do better,” Sainz said in a statement to DAZN.

Have they ever called Maroto a faggot as a child? And, if so, do you remember what you felt, Javier? It must be very difficult to be you, to sit every day next to who silences us, who, according to the polls, opposes our existence.
“An apple and a pear cannot give two apples,” said Ana Botella. At that time, she was mayor of Madrid, it was in 2013, just two years before Javier Maroto, current spokesman for the Popular Party in the Senate, married his partner, José Manuel Rodríguez, and the rancidest press in the country made fun of Mariano Rajoy for attending the link and sitting as a guest at the “Céline Dione” table.

Botella’s viral phrase was recovered by Yolanda Díaz this week during her appearance in the plenary session of the Upper House. A session in which Feijóo —that aspiring actor from Os Peares whose career in the capital I passionately follow— was crowned by accusing the Sánchez government of “annoying good people and interfering in the lives of others” by approving the Trans Law. What two fascinating things: good people and the lives of others.

When I meet my old friends, I talk about sex. I say forever, but I imagine I mean my straight friends from before coming out of the closet, from socializing my sexuality. For a long time, I have been something more than “the gay friend” among them, transcending the caricature or trying to. Almost never anything happens and everything flows, like the waters of the river since the beginning of time. Other times, I put them against the ropes. My problems are listened to with the same attention as everyone else’s. There is room for doubts. There is room for learning. Sometimes I speak feminine if I talk about myself. Some of them do the same: they have learned or got used to it, it doesn’t matter. I also do it with my co-workers. I don’t know if it bothers you. I haven’t cared if it bothers me in a long time. I wonder if all this that I am telling, all these daily and minuscule manifestations of freedom and equality, belong for Feijóo to “the lives of others”, to that domestic, intimate place, stained by shame. Something makes me think so. The existence of characters like Javier Maroto makes me sure that, yes, the lives of others must exist: a dirty corner.

The Popular Party builds—now more than ever—custom cabinets for the humiliation of the queer people who are members of its ranks. It is obvious that there are so many ways to experience and manifest our sexuality as people vote in an election, as people live in a country, as children are born. The opposite of good people, Ignacio Escolar wrote recently, are for Feijóo the voters of the left and the nationalists, that is, the parliamentary majority. I would add that the reverse of good people —not necessarily their opposite— is that “life of others”, that which does not go with us, nor should it bother normality, tradition, the safe place that we build based on not question ourselves about the needs of others.

Have they ever called Maroto a faggot as a child? And if they have, do you remember exactly what it feels like, Javier? Have you ever talked to Alberto about it? Do you think that on your wedding day Mariano found it fun to sit with other gentlemen and ladies at the “Céline Dione” table? Would you see it as a joke or would you understand that those diva-named centerpieces were a tribute to so many models of empowered women who have helped us survive? I guess you don’t tell each other those things. That your wedding was a great institutional act for them, pinkwashing. That all of this is part of your private life, of the depraved place where an apple and a pear behave like two apples and try to live as if nothing were wrong, as if there were no parties that promote violence and deny us fundamental rights, that make us invisible, banishing us to form part of “the lives of others”.

In an almost advertising tone, I would dare to say that common sense dictates that, above good people, there is the good of the people. And there, among the people, are the queers of the Popular Party, and also the precarious, proletarian, peripheral queers… (pe, pe, pe…), we are you and me, Javier. There is any member of the LGTB+ collective. In the stone of an insult, in a frivolous laugh, in a stereotype. It must be very difficult to be you, to sit every day next to who silences us, who, according to the polls, opposes our existence.

Right now, in a closed room, in a park, on a crowded street, a child or an adult is moved when they hear “All by myself” for the third time. They understand, despite what the song says, that they are not alone, that there are those who care about the lives of others. Nonetheless. Despite yours and with you. Surely it has happened to you too.

The reductions in sentences for hundreds of sexual offenders —including releases— after the entry into force of the ‘only yes is yes’ law have plunged the Government into one of its worst crises at a critical moment, just a few months before the appointment election next May. The matter, very delicate, has become one of the axes of the opposition work of the Popular Party, whose leaders have come to accuse the Executive of not protecting women. In this strategy, Alberto Núñez Feijóo’s party has found allies in the expired General Council of the Judiciary (CGPJ).
Members of the body consulted by elDiario.es see a “coordinated action” between the PP and a group of members of the conservative sector with the aim of “wearing down” the Government through the loudspeaker that grants them their membership in the highest institution of the third state power. The sources consulted place in this group five of the 11 judges and jurists elected at the time at the proposal of the PP, to whom they attribute the leadership of an institutional clash strategy that has been manifested in their movements inside and outside the organ in recent months. These members are José Antonio Ballestero, Ángeles Carmona, Carmen Llombart, José María Macías and Gerardo Martínez Tristán, according to these sources.
It is the same group that led the blockade of the renewal of the Constitutional Court last autumn, delaying the change of majorities to a progressive one; that he sought a new clash with the Government as a result of the reform of the crime of sedition or that he has taken his criticisms of the Executive to Brussels for the limitation of making appointments with the mandate expired. His latest moves are related to the law of ‘only yes is yes’.

After the controversy over a meeting with MEPs in which the government was criticized “behind the backs” of the rest of the members, the latest episode that has raised tension in the CGPJ is the leak of provisional data on the revisions of sentences for sex offenders In application of this norm: a total of 701 lowered sentences, according to figures that are still provisional and that do not include how many times the judges have rejected these downward revisions.

The information was on the front pages of the media last Tuesday night, before it was made available to the members and when there was an express written order from the president, Rafael Mozo, that the data not be released until it was complete and classified, several sources agree. There is still no date for the official communication of these data, confirms a spokesman. The matter will be dealt with at the meeting this Thursday of the Permanent Commission, the main nucleus of power of the body.

The plenary session had unanimously agreed on February 9 to compile this information at the request of the conservative member Ángeles Carmona, who chairs the Observatory against Gender Violence, a body within the CGPJ itself in charge of addressing the treatment of this violence from the Administration of Justice. At that time, the media were doing their own counts, although with partial data because not all territorial courts provided the information. The matter is complex because there are several ways to apply the law of ‘only yes is yes’ to a sex offender. It can be done by a court when reviewing a final sentence -these are the figures that have been released so far-, but also if it is judging the case or if it is studying an ordinary appeal in a higher court or in the Supreme Court.

The members agreed then that it was pertinent to carry out a “detailed analysis of the incidents that have arisen in the application of the law and to be able to offer contrasted data in a transparent manner,” according to the body in a press release. The following week, on February 16, the Permanent Commission was scheduled to analyze a proposal by Carmona on measures aimed at “facilitating the collection and study” of this data. But the matter ended up being withdrawn from the agenda and was not dealt with again. Some members expressed that it was something that should be treated with caution, among other issues, due to the complexity involved in handling these resolutions in terms of data protection. No one escaped that this is highly sensitive information with great political impact.

But, by then, the technicians from the Observatory against Gender Violence had been compiling this data for more than two weeks because it had been agreed at a meeting held at the end of January to address another issue: the rebound in sexist murders at the end of 2022. The information, although partial, was already in the hands of various organ workers and on Tuesday night it was released to the media. A fact that generated deep discomfort in members of the minority progressive sector, who accuse the hard core of the conservatives of this

Second coursid was convicted of seven crimes of sexual abuse, three of them continued, 32 and a half years in prison
The Provincial Court of Pontevedra has issued an order to search and capture against the religious second Cousido Vienites, sentenced by this Court 32 and a half years in jail for sexually abusing six minors. As a religion professor at the Salesianos de Vigo school, this priest was in charge of children and, according to two different sentences, he abused six of 15 years.

The abuses occurred in 2019 during a camp in Cambados (Pontevedra), in a pilgrimage activity to Santiago de Compostela and also within the framework of the activities of a youth association of Vigo that directed the condemned.

In October 2021 he was convicted of the Fourth Section of the Provincial Court and in May 2022 the Superior Court of Xustiza de Galicia (TSXG) confirmed the ruling. However, the numerous resources presented by the religious “caused the beginning of the execution of the sentence. Finally, it was firm at the end of October and on November 16, 2022, the Provincial Court of Pontevedra began the procedures.

Official sources of the TSXG have confirmed to El Mundo that once all these procedures have been carried out, last Thursday, February 23, the hearing gave an “unplazable” three -day term to enter prison. The religious disregarded that order and the court confirmed this week that he did not appear in prison, hence he decided to issue an order of search and capture and request his immediate detention. That order was sent to the Salesian congregation.

He “took advantage” of his superiority
Second coursid was convicted of seven crimes of sexual abuse, three of them continue Payment of compensation of 76,000 euros to the six minors.

The sentence concludes that “took advantage of” their situation of superiority, the confidence that the minors had deposited in him and the relationship of friendship that united them, “that went beyond that of teacher-student”, to abuse them.

The religious acted to “get to satisfy his sexual desire” in night hours, when, according to the sentence, “the state of alert decreases and the level of consciousness decreases”, overcoming any “possible resistance” of the victims.
The six minors were victims of touching in the genital organs, normally above the clothes, although, on occasion, also below. They all narrated “firmly and in accordance with their age” what happened to them and what they saw with respect to the others, with a complaint in which they were “coherent.”

The Pontevedrés court first and the Galician caught attention to the fact that the minors came to express a “feeling of guilt” for not having known how to react at that moment. The magistrates of the Pontevedra Court who judged the case in the first instance also stressed that adolescents lack “spuria, animosity or interest motivation” in harming the accused, whom they considered “his friend or his reference” and with whom all of them They maintained a “good relationship.”