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Scotland's First Minister is confident that "a substantial majority" will support independence, while the Queen of England, Elizabeth II, asks voters to think "very carefully about their future." Salmond assures that work is already underway on the formation of a team of technicians who will be in charge of negotiating independence with London

The Guardian publishes a survey in which it reflects that the intense campaign this week by unionist politicians does not seem to have definitively tipped the balance in favor of the 'no'. The survey was carried out between Tuesday and Thursday, coinciding with the visit to Scotland of Prime Minister David Cameron and opposition leader Ed Miliband to oppose independence

«The PP has lost one of the most notable personalities of the party during the recent decades, a man of seny and a distinguished intellectual»

47% of voters support the campaign for an independent State, compared to 53% who opt for the option of Scotland remaining in the United Kingdom. Citizens who want to go to the polls on September 18 have until this Tuesday to register

"Our arguments against the medal for Mr. Abel Matutes: lack of consensus, third consecutive PP medal for former PP politicians and absolutely inappropriate moment"

«The abstentions and criticisms of a mass policy based on partisan interests have only been believed»

The boat, in which 250 people were traveling, suffered an accident while sailing on the Padma River

«It is very important that a mayor said that as a solution to the problems we have to pose agents with helmets, escuts and porres among the tourists»

Among those accused of the collapse that caused the death of 1,130 people in April 2013 is the owner of the property, Mohamad Sohel Rana. The building that collapsed was home to the subcontractors of a large number of Western textile companies, among which were the Spanish ones. Corte Inglés, Inditex and Mango

Poaching and deforestation perpetuate armed conflict