Aragon
The 'Worthy Pyrenees' platform calls for a demonstration in Jaca after the Riglos fire
The Riglos fire will be controlled "in the next few hours"
This Friday, work will be done on the small hot spots left to take control of the fire, and the residents of Santa Cruz de la Seros, the only remaining residents to be relocated, will be able to return home.
The fire in Riglos has recovered and the 583 residents of 13 evicted villages have returned to their homes
This Thursday the fire could stabilize and the residents of Centenero, Ena and Botayan, who are still out of their homes, could also return.
Half a thousand residents of seven villages evicted from the Riglos fire can now return home
Despite the favourable development of the fire and the progress of perimeter stabilization in the sector on the left flank, in the areas of Santa Cruz de la Seros and San Juan de la Peña "there are still many unburned hot spots in wooded areas", where the Infoar Brigades and the Military Emergency Unit (EMU) continue to work.
With the rain, they managed to control the Riglos fire
Due to the favourable development of the forest fire, residents evacuated from 19 population centres (more than 1,000) will begin to return to their homes today.
The fire in the Huesca municipality of Las Peñas de Riglos has forced the evacuation of four more villages
The fire surrounded the former monastery of San Juan de la Peña (the structure has not been damaged) and approached the new monastery.
Monastery of San Juan de la Peña threatened by fire in Las Peñas de Riglos
The fire has surrounded the former monastery of San Juan de la Peña, but it has not damaged the building, but it has also approached the new monastery. As a preventive measure, the remains of the first kings of Aragon and part of their historical heritage have been transferred to the Huesca Museum. The fire has already burned 8,000 hectares and forced the eviction of some 900 people from 12 villages.
The High Court of Justice of Madrid has ruled in favour of the mining concession of the Mina Muga project, rejected by Ecologists in Action
Geoalcali is the driving force behind this mining project on the border between Navarre and Aragon.
The fire in Cinco Villas has improved, but Petilla Aragón is still evacuated
450 people work hard to extinguish the fire, including firefighters from Cordovilla, Sangüesa and Tafalla.
The fire in Zaragoza is approaching Navarre and Petilla Aragón has been evacuated
The fire is about 10 kilometres from the Navarre town and the Department of the Environment's forest guards and firefighters are working hard to defend it.
A man shot dead a woman in Zaragoza
The PP has asked Vox not to be a "wall," and the PSOE has avoided "self-criticism."
Feijóo has spoken more clearly than in other election dates, the day after the Aragon elections, urging the extreme right not to repeat the "mistakes" of 2023, while Abascal's party has put conditions on the table without a mouthful: it wants counsellors and its aim is to radically change policies.
The PP's drunken Vox in Aragon has failed: the far-right swollen and the PSOE in decline
Azcon (with 26 out of 67 seats) will depend on the extreme right (14); moreover, Abascal has urged the PP to "change policies." The sum of the two right has gathered 60% of the votes in Aragon. The left, despite the rise of the CHA (6 out of 3 MPs), has confirmed the recession.
Aragon's turnout is almost 11% at 11:00
According to the first turnout data provided by the Autonomous Government in office, 107 040 Araganites voted in the first two hours. Most of the candidates also voted and all called to the polls.
They've opened polling stations in Aragon
A total of 1,036 325 citizens have the right to vote.
Tomorrow is election day in Aragon, a spectacle of how the PP-Vox contest will look
Polls suggest that the PP will win the vote again, but with less support than in the previous election, so it will need the far right to govern. Indeed, Vox, Chunta Aragonesista (CHA), and IU-Sumar are expected to rise, while the PSOE will decline, always according to polls.
A mountaineer dies in an avalanche in Huesca
The Civil Guard has rescued the body of the 54-year-old man from Zaragoza in the Urdiceto area of the Pyrenees of Huesca.
The Ordiziarra woman injured in the Panticosa avalanche has received medical discharge
The woman who was injured this Monday after being hit by an avalanche in Panticosa (Huesca) was discharged this morning, according to the Government of Aragon, who was taken by hypothermia to San Jorge Hospital in Huesca, where three people died.
News: Mourning in Irun for the mountain accident in Panticosa, the law of urgent measures on housing and Chivite's end-of-year speech
A summary, in two words, of what will be news in the Present today.
The Mountain Guide, Jordi Richard: "The lower layer is knife, it's not compact, and you have to be careful."
It is the coldest and snowiest winter of recent years in the Aragonese Pyrenees and it may be dangerous to walk on the mountain, ETB has spoken to the mountain guide, Jordi Richard, following the accident in Panticosa. Just today it has been reported that they have decided to turn around as they ascended to Punta Escara.