It will be news: the moon trip "Artemis II", the digital ID on the mobile phone and the procession of Balmaseda
These are the topics that will be hosted this Thursday, April 2, 2026, by the main headlines :
- "Artemis II" takes off: NASA's Artemis II mission took off successfully this Wednesday from the Kennedy Space Center in Florida, where it embarked on a historic journey in which astronauts returned to lunar orbit more than half a century after the last Apollo mission.
- Digital DNI on mobile: This Thursday, it is possible to legally identify with the mobile phone thanks to the MiDNI app, a new tool promoted by the National Police that offers the same guarantees in the physical format of the National Identity Document (DNI) in different face-to-face situations.
- Balmaseda Procession: This Holy Thursday begins in Balmaseda the first processions of his Living Passion. The municipality will become a great stage for the recreation of the Passion of Christ. It is one of the most important and special celebrations of the Holy Week of the Basque Country, ending this Good Friday with the Via Crucis and the Crucifixion.
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