Barça took a 3-2 win against Calafell after a thrilling comeback from 2-0 down David Cáceres' team looked dead and buried but in the space of four minutes they turned things around in the Palau The hero of the hour was Matías Pascual who scored all three goals for the blaugranes Calafell started on fire in Barcelona and Carles Domènech opened the scoring in the 7th minute for the visitors Eloi Cervera was shown a blue card and Sergi Folguera made it 2-0 to Calafell from the free hit Barça had chances in the first half but visiting keeper Virgili was in top form so going into the second half the blaugranes still had it all to do The Argentinian came to Barça's rescue in an exciting finale to the game With four minutes to go he pulled one back to make it 2-1 and the equaliser came just two minutes later Just when it appeared that the game was heading for a draw Pascual grabbed his hat-trick to seal a comeback win for the league leaders Sergi Aragonès and Eloi Cervera - starting five - Matias Pascual Sergi Foguera - starting five - Joan Escala Matias Pascual (Min 48); Matias Pascual (Min 50) Calafell specializes in colon and rectal surgery and has extensive training in robotic surgery He was born and raised in Miami and is fluent in English and Spanish Calafell joins Baptist Health South Florida from the Lehigh Valley Health Network where he completed a fellowship in colon and rectal surgery Calafell to Baptist Health Medical Group,” said Bernie Fernandez chief executive officer of Baptist Health Medical Group “His fellowship training in colon and rectal surgery along with his experience in robotic surgery will make him an asset to our patients and team.” Calafell was elected administrative chief resident and awarded the Golden Humanism Award (Best Resident Teacher) He was also elected president of the Student Government Association in medical school His research has been published in the Annals of Emergency Surgery and the European Journal of Trauma and Emergency Surgery He also authored a chapter in the book “Seminars in CRS: Entering Practice in Colorectal Surgery.” Calafell earned his medical degree from the Ross University School of Medicine He completed a general surgery residency at the University of Connecticut School of Medicine followed by a colon and rectal surgery fellowship at Lehigh Valley Health Network About Baptist Health South Florida Baptist Health Medical Group is a network of primary care doctors and specialists who provide high quality medical care to patients of all ages Baptist Health Medical Group is part of Baptist Health South Florida the largest healthcare organization in the region with 11 hospitals more than 48 multispecialty physician practices and 50 outpatient facilities and internationally renowned centers of excellence spanning across Monroe A not-for-profit organization supported by philanthropy and committed to our faith-based charitable mission of medical excellence Baptist Health has more than 23,000 employees and more than 4,000 affiliated physicians Baptist Health South Florida has been recognized by Fortune as one of the 100 Best Companies to Work For in America and by Ethisphere as one of the World’s Most Ethical Companies visit BaptistHealth.net/Newsroom and connect with us on Facebook If you’d like to complete this appointment request form later we can save your responses for 48 hours so you can come back and finish your submission Prefer to talk to a member of our team? 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Call 786-596-2000 The Barça roller hockey side remains unbeaten as David Cáceres' charges have won again in the OK Liga Nine wins out of nine to remain firmly on top of the league Ignacio Alabart and Marc Grau scored the goals in front of a Calafell home crowd who constantly urged their side on Barça set a fast pace in the first half and that was how they scored their goals Pablo Álvarez finished a Matias Pascual assist (0-2 before Sergi Llorca diverted a hanging ball from Eloi Cervera to score the third (0-3 No further goals by halftime despite more chances for Barça Calafell showing resistance both before and after the break The home side actually cut into the lead through Sergi Folguera (1-3 min 32) and they could have scored a second Ignacio Alabart finished the next play into the top corner Calafell weren't cowed and continued their efforts Sergi Folguera with the clearest chance from the penalty spot Carles Domènech did manage to grab a goal with 4:47 still to go (2-4 This brought more pressure from the home side especially when diverting a Carles Domènech direct free hit after a tenth foul for the visitors and Marc Grau punished with the final goal (2-5 but Barça remain untouchable in the OK Liga before returning to the Palau to play Barcelos (4/12) Aleix Marimón - starting five - Jan Escala Blue card for Jero Garcia from Calafell and Xavi Barroso from Barça WORCESTER ― One of two men accused in the 1993 killing of a teenager in Fitchburg pleaded not guilty to murder and other charges Friday in Worcester Superior Court stood behind a door as he heard six charges read to him in connection with the Nov fatal shooting of 15-year-old Deondray Atwood A grand jury in March indicted D'Lucca and Lawrence Calafell Calafell was arrested in Fitchburg and pleaded not guilty on March 25 D'Lucca was serving time at Sing Sing Correctional Facility in Ossining killing two teenagers who were sitting in the back seat He was brought to Worcester from New York on Friday to face charges in Atwood's death Defense attorney Laurel Singer said the defense would dispute the identification of D'Lucca as one of the shooters "It has been over 30 years since these allegations," said Singer Judge Karin Bell agreed with the defense that identification would be a valid issue in the case and allowed D'Lucca to speak from behind a slightly cracked door that court officers held open Atwood was in the back seat of a car parked on Daniels Street in the Cleghorn section of Fitchburg alongside two other teenagers the car was approached by two men who riddled the car with bullets A female passenger next to him was shot several times but survived D'Lucca faces two counts of intent to murder with armed assault and assault with a dangerous weapon He and Calafell are both due to appear in court again June 7 for pretrial conferences WINCHENDON — An alleged repeat offender was arrested in town on Wednesday Winchendon police and the North Worcester County Drug Task Force executed a search warrant for drugs at 22 Prospect St. detectives found nine grams of a substance believed to be crack cocaine in the possession of resident Lawrence Calafell Also found during the search of the home were multiple digital scales packaging materials and approximately $6,000 in U.S Calafell was arrested and charged with possession with intent to distribute a Class B drug Calafell was held overnight on $10,000 cash bail He was arraigned in Winchendon District Court in Gardner on Thursday This is the second arrest for Calafell in Winchendon for a drug distribution offense The current case officer is Winchendon Detective Alan Ross Calafell was also arrested in 2016 in Nashua after an investigation into crack cocaine dealing according to a press statement from Nashua police he was a resident of Chestnut Street in Winchendon Calafell was held on $25,000 cash or surety bail pending arraignment were charged with selling drugs in Winchendon in exchange for cash and food stamp cards was held on $10,000 cash bail on charges of possession of a Class A drug with intent to distribute possession of a Class B drug with intent to distribute possession of a Class A drug and possession of a Class B drug officers with the North Worcester County Regional Drug Task Force had a warrant to search a Hyde Park Street apartment Calafell and Torto were leaving the apartment on Hyde Park Street when police Torto handed police crack cocaine and five small baggies of heroin she had hidden in her clothing Calafell reportedly told police that Torto was hiding his drugs He also had 10 doses of Suboxone — an opioid-based medication used to treat addiction but often sold for illicit use — when searched Calafell reportedly told police during the 2016 arrest that he was dealing the drugs and not Torto Officers found clothes that appeared to belong to Calafell at the Hyde Park Street apartment as well as digital scales and other drug packaging materials One of two men involved in a shootout in Elmira last summer will spend 15 years in state prison Chemung County Judge Christopher Baker this week sentenced Tarell L to 15 years plus five years of post-release supervision following his conviction after a three-day trial in June on charges of first-degree attempted assault two counts of second-degree criminal possession of a weapon and one count of third-degree criminal possession of a weapon The charges stem from an incident that took place July 26 in the 100 block of Grove Street in the City of Elmira an assailant later identified as Saad Wyche walked from the area of the intersection of Grove and Gray streets and crossed Grove Street to the west side of the road who was on the sidewalk between 109 and 113 Grove St. Calafell stumbled and fell into the dirt driveway as Wyche approached him while continuing to shoot Wyche then turned and fled north on Grove Street The trial evidence showed that when Calafell got to his feet and ran a short distance after Wyche with his right arm raised before disappearing between houses on Grove Street A line of spent shell casings found in the grass where Calafell had been were a ballistic match to a 9-mm semiautomatic pistol found in the backyard where he disappeared Calafell left his cellphone and a water bottle bearing his DNA at the scene Calafell was apprehended by Elmira police officers a few minutes later on Euclid Avenue, just before he made it to a relative’s residence Calafell has three prior felony convictions stemming from drug dealing and drug possession Chief Assistant Chemung County District Attorney John Thweatt prosecuted the case and Waverly attorney Todd Miller defended Calafell.  Wyche was set to go to trial on similar charges before pleading guilty Aug 9 to second-degree criminal possession of a weapon with a recommended sentence of 12½ years in prison and five years post-release supervision Calafell was offered the same plea deal but rejected it Follow Jeff Murray on Twitter @SGJeffMurray. Support our 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Category: News and Events © 2025 Mitchell Hamline School of Law in affiliation with Hamline University Read this week's magazine Grupo Planeta recently announced it will relaunch its publishing program in the U.S the largest Spanish-language publisher in the world is based in Barcelona and first opened a U.S While the Miami office still imports and distributes 600 titles a year its U.S.-based publishing program closed in 2008 after operating for eight years In advance of the Guadalajara International Book Fair we talked with José Calafell Salgado about the company and its operations throughout the Americas What is it we don’t know about Planeta’s operations in the Americas that you would like to let U.S particularly now that you are relaunching English-language publishing Grupo Planeta was founded more than 70 years ago and Latin America was at the core of our founder’s business strategy we have seven regional operations in Argentina office to oversee our Spanish-language publishing in this territory These offices allow us to distribute our books and content to readers in over 20 countries in the continent Do the markets in Latin America differ from each other or those in Spain When we talk about Latin America we are alluding to an abstract concept each market faces its own reality and very specific challenges This means that we have to be very creative in developing a variety of strategies and that our publishing teams must be sharp and have a thorough understanding of their countries Our business philosophy in the region doesn’t try to replicate the successful publishing model we have in Spain since that model applies to a different market Although we share best practices and common policies and strategies we analyze the specific environment of each country and work hard to deliver the best books possible in each of them our Latin American team looks to publish content that crosses country boundaries and is still relevant in many territories proving that it is possible to connect different markets and readers a goal coveted by many publishers in Spanish Are there specific markets that have proven challenging in the recent past a country with a very tough economic forecast I am very proud of the talent and commitment of our local team They have proven to be a rock despite so many difficulties always carrying on to serve one of the stronger and most loyal reader communities in the world where the publishing landscape is very competitive and retail is suffering tremendously due to the Covid crisis but we are quite confident we will have an outstanding performance in the years to come I want to share with you and your readers a dream: we long to return to Venezuela and continue our long-time publishing project in the country We had no option but to close our office there a couple of years ago we don’t forget our readers and authors there How do you see Planeta competing with your main rival in the region We focus our talent and commitment on bringing the readers the best and most innovative content We also aim to be the best partner for our authors And to follow this path we need to compete not only with PRH but also with other international groups and with brilliant independent publishing houses that are doing an outstanding job not only because it makes our teams be more creative and efficient but also because it makes our professional lives richer and much more fun Back to Main Feature The Vilamar Centre project, funded with €549,724.80 from the NextGenerationEU funds (50% of the total budget), aims to transform the pedestrian area of Calafel Beach into an open-air shopping center. The urban environment of this beach is one of the most tourist-visited areas in Baix Penedès, and the interventions, to be carried out on Vilamar Street and the cross streets to the promenade, aim to revitalize the area's shops. A unified image of the commercial offer will be created (with touch information rings, banners, and integrated signage), along with a mobile application to guide visitors through the establishments and help them find parking to facilitate access to this area, among other services. Additionally, there will be a change in the waste collection service model for businesses, shifting to a door-to-door system, as well as the provision of Wi-Fi areas and rest zones. Various types of mobile covers will also be set up to ensure shaded areas on Vilamar Centre streets, which will be installed according to the time of year. The blaugranes marched into the final of the Spanish Super Cup thanks to a comprehensive 11-2 victory over Calafell. The game in the Pavelló Olímpic in Reus saw Edu Castro's team dominate from start to finish to book place in Sunday's title showdown.  A Barça looking to make amends for defeat in the Lliga Catalana final just days before came out focused against Calafell and soon Edu Castro's side were ahead. João Rodrigues opened the scoring on six minutes before adding a well taken second just three minutes later.  Next up it was Pau Bargalló's turn to add a brace. Just 20 seconds after making it 3-0, the Barça man scored a second to make it 4-0 with just 14 minutes gone. Captain Panadero got his name on the scoresheet as Alabart to make it 6-0 at half time.  In the second half Calafell pulled one back through Arnau Xaus but any hope of a comeback was extinguished by Pau Bargalló claimed a hat trick. The goals kept coming with Barroso scoring twice either side of a strike from Sergi Miras for Calafell. Sergi Llorca added two late strikes to book a place in Sunday's final at 12.30pm CEST against either Reus Deportiu or Liceo.  Barça: Carles Grau, Ignacio Alabart, Pau Bargalló, Marc Grau and Joao Rodrigues - starting five - Sergi Panadero, Xavi Barroso, Sergi Llorca, Eloi Cervera and Adrián Galán. Calafell: Gerard Camps, Joan Pascual, Arnau Xaus, Jordi Ferrer and Sergi Miras - starting five - Borja Espinosa, Uri Vives, Jepi Selva, Carles Dompenech and Marc Solans. Goals: 1-0, Joao Rodrigues (min. 6); 2-0, Joao Rodrigues (min. 9); 3-0, Pau Bargalló (min. 13); 4-0, Pau Bargalló (min. 14); 5-0, Sergi Panadero (min. 17); 6-0, Ignacio Alabart; 6-1, Arnau Xaus (min. 27); 7-1, Pau Bargalló (min. 29); 8-1, Xavi Barroso (min. 33); 8-2, Sergi Miras (min. 36); 9-2, Xavi Barroso (min. 47); 10-2, Sergi Llorca (min. 48); 11-2, Sergi Llorca (min. 49). Firefighters stabilized a wildfire in the southern town of Calafell on Wednesday at 5:43 am as was announced by the Bombers de la Generalitat firefighters The blaze affected the mountain of Escarnosa as well as the residential areas of Mas Mel and Bellamar Around 30 residents were forced to evacuate on Tuesday night Neighbors from Bellamar and Bellamel also left with their cars as several streets had to be vacated.  On Tuesday night, up to 48 different units worked to control the flames after the fire broke out around 6 pm. Among these teams, there were 70 individuals, including specialized forces in wildfires and the support team. Some fences and gardens in the Mas Mel and Bellamar residential areas burned down. But no houses were affected by the flames. On Wednesday morning, some residents walked around the burned area after "crossing our fingers so the fire wouldn't get in our house," Eva, one of the neighbors, said to the Catalan News Agency (ACN). Flames were at the top of the mountain, but "sparks moved quickly, starting new fires," she added. While authorities decided to evacuate around 30 people, some people voluntarily left their homes. "Nature is everything," Josep said. He received an alert on his mobile phone and started watering all the garden and wood elements outdoors "just to avoid any wind change made any spark burn down the house."  He switched off the electricity and moved two butane canisters before leaving and returning after midnight. Eva also watered the garden as "the feeling was that the house could burn down at any moment." She also added wet towels on the floor to prevent smoke from entering the doors' lower gaps. Firefighters were busy on Tuesday after fighting another wildfire in the southern area of Selva del Camp, which started around 2:30 am.  Rural agents believe the flames started after someone did not correctly extinguish a vegetation fire. They believe around 49 hectares were affected after it was stabilized around 12 pm on Tuesday. Get the day's biggest stories right to your phone v1.1.0. Copyright © 2025. Powered by EBANTIC. All rights reserved. Three Catalan murals are in the running for a worldwide street art prize Lleida and Penelles have been nominated for the Street Art Cities Best of 2022 award.  which will be whittled down by public vote to a Top 10 shortlist by January 20.  Street Art Cities say the award "celebrates the most popular street art across the world as voted by the largest street art community in the world." Barcelona-born New York-based Gemma Gené is behind the mural Mochi in the coastal town of Calafell which depicts the artist's eponymous pet pug.  Gemma likes to use the image of her dog in many of her murals because she believes Mochi's kind face brings joy depicts a young woman holding an apple amid wheat a tribute to the area's agricultural heritage.  In Penelles – a village close to Lleida famed for its street art – a mural from Belgian graffiti artist Djoels has been nominated.  Catalan artist Slim safont also has two works on the longlist: The Punishment in Aberdeen Visit the Street Art Cities website to view all 100 murals and vote.  The traumas that can be observed in the human skeleton constitute the most direct evidence of the episodes of interpersonal violence and are frequently documented in the archaeological record since they have accompanied us throughout all periods of our history The first cases have been dated to the Paleolithic but it is from the Neolithic onwards then this behavior increases exponentially or cut marks are some examples of injuries linked to violent events determining the type of object that was used as a weapon is not always possible A new study published these days in the International Journal of Paleopathology carried out by research staff from the del Institut Català de Paleoecologia Humana i Evolució Social (IPHES-CERCA) the Rovira i Virgili University (URV) and the University of Barcelona (UB) has identified a case of cranial trauma at the site of Cova Foradada (Calafell This is an individual of about 50 years of age who died violently from the impact of a stone adze and main author of the article points out that the fracture pattern observed in the cranium “has allowed us to infer the type of object that was used to cause the death of this individual The skull was found in 1999 during a rescue excavation in the Cova Foradada It belongs to a man about 50 years old and is part of a collective burial from the Late Neolithic – Chalcolithic period (5060 – 4400 years before the present) The fracture has been analyzed with both stereomicroscope and computerized microtomography (micro-CT) the internal beveling and the acute fracture angles inform us that it is a perimortem trauma around the time of the individual’s death” this individual presents two antemortem injuries in the occipital and in the right temporal bones and a postmortem fracture in the lower area of the occipital it is possible to observe the difference between antemortem “Cranial injuries are particularly interesting since the head is the main target when the intention is to kill the individual so this type of injury is often associated with the cause of death” “The resulting fracture pattern indicates that a blunt object with a straight pointed edge was used (“sharp-blunt trauma”) These objects have very similar morphology but differ in their position and form of use The axes are hafted following the longitudinal axis of the handle while the adzes are hafted in a transversal position the dispersion of the force concerning the point of impact is different between the two cases” The fact that it has been possible to identify the point of impact in the cranial fracture of Cova Foradada has allowed inferring which of these objects was most probably used: the adze “The greatest destruction is located in an anterior position to the point of impact so the blow was caused from the back of the individual a portion of bone was slightly sunken inwards in response to external pressure so a lever movement was probably made to extract the adze from the skull after the blow” the study of the bones not only tells us about the people to whom they belonged but also sometimes about how was their death The case of Cova Foradada is an example of how it is possible to reconstruct how a head injury occurred about 5000 years ago Thanks to the analysis of the intrinsic factors of the fracture such as the biomechanical properties of the bone and the fracture pattern itself it has been possible to conclude about the weapon used and the position of the attacker relative to the victim Moreno-Ibáñez, M.A., Saladié, P., Morales, J.I., Cebrià, A., Fullola, J.M. (2021). Was it an axe or an adze? A cranial trauma case study from the Late Neolithic – Chalcolithic site of Cova Foradada (Calafell, Spain). International Journal of Paleopathology, 32: 23-30. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ijpp.2020.11.002 Δdocument.getElementById( "ak_js_1" ).setAttribute( "value" Google Maps 977 29 79 75 Help us improve this site 2018 at 11:10 am ET.css-79elbk{position:relative;}WILTON CT — Police responding to 911 calls on Thursday around 6 p.m about an erratic driver nearly hitting other cars stopped the driver right before she pulled into her driveway was driving with a 13-year-old inside the vehicle Calafell failed to perform Standardized Field Sobriety Tests to the standard was arrested and trnsported to Wilton Police Headquarters At the station Calafell refused to give a breath sample She was charged with DUI and DUI with a child under the age of 18 She was released after posting $500 bond and given a court date of Nov The juvenile was brought home and turned over to her father Get more local news delivered straight to your inbox. Sign up for free Patch newsletters and alerts. NH — Three people from the Bay State were arrested yesterday after an “extensive investigation” into crack cocaine dealing in the Gate City according to a press statement from Nashua Police for criminal liability to sale of a controlled drug-crack cocaine and acts prohibited possession of a controlled drug with intent to distribute-crack cocaine for driving after suspension or revocation and driver’s license prohibitions Editor’s note: This post was derived from information supplied by the Nashua Police Department. It does not indicate a conviction. This link explains the name removal request process for NH Patch police reports the Nashua Police Department Problem Oriented Policing Unit and Uniformed Field Operations Bureau Canine Unit were involved in the investigation of crack being transferred from Massachusetts and sold in Nashua Calafell was allegedly found to be in possession of more than 5 grams of crack “Simpson initially provided a false name and officers correctly identified Simpson and discovered that he had outstanding warrants out of Webster Kevin Rourke of the Nashua Police Department Calafell was held on $25,000 cash bail or surety Get more local news delivered straight to your inbox. Sign up for free Patch newsletters and alerts. The app has been produced by the company Digit The citadel of Calafell is the only Spanish archaeological site which has been reconstructed in situ so it is considered a reconstruction archaeology model Calafellʼs open air museum has used the information obtained from excavation works —led by Joan Santacana between 1983 and 1993— to rebuild houses The app shows the evolution of the Iberian settlement The settlement of Iberian Cessetani tribe in Calafell began in the 6th century BC and ended in the 3rd century BC when Romans arrived “A long-term site like this does not keep always the same characteristics” when a reconstruction is made a moment has to be chosen digital technologies enable to recreate several phases and show the evolution of the citadel” Virtual images illustrate how the citadel was in the 6th century BC and in the 3rd When the visitor is in siteʼs surroundings the app geo-localize the user and alerts that he or she is in one of the six informative points that compose the virtual itinerary When the camera focuses each signalled point the app plays a video that shows how the citadel was at the beginning and the end of its history The difference between hypotheses and historical truths A characteristic of these videos is that they use colours to differentiate those parts which are known for sure from those which are hypotheses that remained unproved the app indicates that an area might have hosted a square or a group of houses but there is not enough proof to indicate the correct one it is a very honest app if we compare it with most digital apps that show true reconstruction but do not differentiate historical truths from hypotheses” This type of app is intended to be used in open air archaeological sites the research group has already received some requests to adapt the tool to other archaeological sites The research group will be next working on a project to develop an app that transfers this pedagogical view to urban heritage to be exact to the ancient city of Barcelona Elmira police have charged a second suspect in connection with a shootout Thursday on the city's Westside with second-degree criminal possession of a weapon Police had previously charged Tarell L Thursday to the vicinity of the intersection of Grove and Gray streets for reports of a shooting incident Police quickly found evidence a shooting had occurred include at least one residence that was struck by gunfire Despite initial reports that someone had been shot there was no evidence anyone was injured in the incident Witnesses in the area told police one suspect fired shots at the other man who returned fire before both suspects fled the scene in opposite directions and the other ran west between residences.  Officers located Calafell near a residence on Grove Street on Thursday afternoon and he was taken into custody at that time, police said.  A firearm and other evidence were recovered near the scene of the shooting.  Calafell and Wyche were both arraigned in City of Elmira Court on Friday and committed to the Chemung County Jail Related: Elmira man gets more than 20 years in shooting case Elmira police were assisted at the scene by the New York State Police West Elmira Police Department and Chemung County District Attorney's Office and police are asking any witnesses or anyone with information about the incident to contact the Elmira Police Department at 607-737-5626 Follow @SGJeffMurray on Twitter.  Public health: Steuben County sounds the alarm over increase in rabies cases Leisure: Check out the cool activities at Chemung County Fair in Horseheads Elmira police have arrested one suspect and are on the lookout for a second following a reported shootout late Thursday morning on the city's Westside and the police investigation determined that an individual approached another person in the vicinity of Grove Street between Church and Water streets and began to fire shots at him.  The person being shot at then began to return fire according to witness accounts. One suspect ran north on Grove Street and the other ran west between residences.  The suspect who ran north was described as a black male wearing blue shorts and a blue sweatshirt and a white do-rag. The suspect who ran west between the residences was described as a black male who was wearing a white t-shirt Officers located one of suspects near a residence on Grove Street and he was taken into custody. A firearm and other evidence were recovered near the scene of the shooting.  One neighbor told police he found a fresh bullet hole in the side of his house that penetrated the outside wall and passed through a hallway before embedding itself in an interior wall There was no evidence that anyone was struck by gunfire or injured Calafell is in the city lockup awaiting arraignment in City of Elmira Court West Elmira Pollce Department and the Chemung County District Attorney’s Office Related: Authorities investigate after Elmira teen suffers gunshot wound Police are asking any witnesses or anyone with information regarding the incident to contact the Elmira Police Department at 607-737-5626 Follow @SGJeffMurray on Twitter Business: GLW on the rise: Corning stock price surge adds $3 billion in market value Public safety: Vacant Elmira house destroyed by overnight blaze ACN | Badalona First published: October 28, 2019 01:24 PM A fight that took place on Sunday night outside the Gorg metro stop in Badalona has left one person dead, another seriously injured, and two others with less severe injuries according to the Medical Emergencies System (SEM). The local Guardia Urbana police have already arrested 9 people in relation to Sunday night's deadly incident and many videos of brawl filmed from witness' cell phones have been making their rounds on social media. Cadena Ser radio network has stated that those involved in the fight used knives, swords, baseball bats and axes, with the Socialist mayor of Badalona, Àlex Pastor, calling it an act of revenge between to rival drug gangs. Pastor told the press on Monday that "one group was from Badalona and the other was from Ciutat Vella," Barcelona's central historic neighborhood, explaining that "one group had sold drugs in the other's territory." The mayor went on to detail how the local police received a call around 10 pm on Sunday warning them that some 30 people were involved in a violent fight with "all kinds of bladed weapons" before both Catalan Mossos police and local officers were sent to the scene. This comes only two days after a man was shot to death in unclear circumstances in the southern Catalonia town of Segur de Calafell, north of Tarragona.  The AcademyJuan Cruz and Álvaro Fernández taking part in Mediterranean Games The two homegrown Blue and Whites’ players will prepare and compete with Spain in the prestigious tournament of national teams, taking place in Tarragona between 22 and 30 June. Copy linkBoth Juan and Álvaro have been called-up recently by Spain’s Under-18s and have been selected by the RFEF to join the squad on Monday 18th June The young Malaguistas will undergo a preparation stage with their teammates at the Ciudad del Fútbol de Las Rozas (Madrid) The Málaga CF midfielder and goalkeeper will then compete in the Mediterranean Games taking place at the end of the month in Tarragona The tournament’s match schedule is as follows: On the shores of the sea and with pleasant weather there is a place known for its festive atmosphere and beautiful beaches With a lively promenade and an old town full of history its popular events fill its streets with life and color throughout the year One of the most anticipated moments is its carnival a festival that transforms Calafell into a spectacle of music and fun With vibrant parades and activities for all ages this event is a must for locals and tourists The carnival will take place from February 28 to March 2 | InstagramCalafell CarnivalThe Calafell Carnival is one of the most prominent in the region It will be held from February 28 to March 2 creating a unique atmosphere of celebration and fun the celebrations begin in Plaza Catalunya in Calafell town with a children's chocolate party and a grand show that marks the start of the 2025 carnival The afternoon continues with the Calafell Town Carnival Parade at 7:30 p.m. where the troupes parade with their magnificent floats full of color and music there is a choreography contest on Monturiol Street followed by a party the Segur de Calafell Carnival Parade begins the Children's Carnival is held at Pavelló Jaume Vilamajó where the little ones enjoy music and games in a family-friendly atmosphere The night culminates with the spectacular Calafell Beach Carnival Parade at 10:00 p.m the celebration continues with another Children's Carnival at Joan Ortoll Pavilion at noon the Carnival Parade once again fills Calafell Beach with life the awaited Cos Blanc Festival arrives on Monturiol Street This festival is famous for its electrifying atmosphere and its joyful ambiance where locals and visitors come together to celebrate until the early hours of the morning The Cos Blanc Festival will be celebrated on March 15 | InstagramLocation and InhabitantsCalafell is located in the province of Tarragona It is divided into three centers: Calafell combining the charm of a coastal town with the vitality of a tourist spot This municipality is easily accessible from Barcelona and Tarragona, making it a popular destination for both local and international tourists. During the carnival attracting visitors looking to enjoy a festival full of color and joy