The Minister of Culture, Alberto Beingolea, reported that the measure will begin to be applied in ten days and that the system will only allow the purchase of nominal tickets. According to an analysis of nearly 210,000 reservations, 131,626 were subsequently canceled.

The protests called across the country, the doubts about what the Executive knew before the massive entry of migrants in Ceuta, and the controversy over Sánchez’s statements about the possible involvement of networks linked to Russia, Israel, and the global far right have placed the government under increasing political pressure both within Spain and internationally.

The spokesperson for the United Nations Secretary-General, Stéphane Dujarric, also assured that the organization has “been urging Israel to withdraw its occupying forces from the so-called yellow line.”

The local governor, Adriana Matiz, called on the authorities to adopt immediate security measures and to consider a curfew. The Fifth Division of the Colombian Army, for its part, confirmed that the Ismael Ruiz Front was responsible for the “terrorist attack.”

The President of the United States also stated that his country is prepared to launch another offensive “whenever we want” and insisted that his main goal is to prevent Tehran from developing a nuclear weapon.

The operation would have included the use of the old Air Force One as a decoy and the transfer of the president in a C-32A aircraft, while part of the press and White House officials were unaware of his real location.

That is the request of an officer from the intelligence branch of the United States Central Command who sent, via email, to a wide group of military analysts. This is amid Iran’s campaign to pressure the United States to make concessions.

“I think the war is going to end right after the elections because they can’t hold on any longer,” Trump said.

Russia merely responded that they will continue launching attacks in response in a “systematic” manner.