READ MONOGRAPH DLA Piper has advised BBVA on the closing of its financing to Angelo Gordon Net Lease a division of Angelo Gordon specializing in single-tenant and operationally critical real estate assets for its users has obtained financing from BBVA for the acquisition of four logistics assets; two located in Irún (in the province of Guipúzcoa) one in Los Corrales de Buelna and one in Sámano (both in Cantabria) leased to Grupo Uvesco through a lease agreement for the next 20 years were acquired by Angelo Gordon Net Lease Real Estate in March of this year and total 76,800 square meters; the two platforms located in Irún have 39,500 square meters; the one in Los Corrales de Buelna Projects and Restructuring team was formed by César Herrero Cushman & Wakefield has advises Angelo Gordon Net Lease: see the financial advisors. EY Abogados advise on the sale of SGEL… RIOU Glass acquires Vidresif Industrial: advisors It represents the main source of information in the legal business sector in Spain and Portugal The digital magazine – and its portal – address to the protagonists of law firms and in-house lawyers The magazine is available for free on the website and on Google Play and App Store information about deals and their advisors For further information, please visit the Group’s website www.lcpublishinggroup.com 80th edition of Spanish Grand Tour features Italian start first week team time trial and ten summit finishes The 2025 Vuelta a España route looks tailor-made for a possible participation of Tadej Pogačar with 10 summit finishes an ascent of the mythical Angliru and a long all components that could attract the UAE Team Emirates champion Revealed on Thursday evening in Madrid's IFEMA trade and congress centre the 2025 Vuelta a España also kicks off for the first time in Italy and – almost equally as unusual – features a team time trial midway through the first week the GC battle will begin in earnest once the race hits the high mountains The overall contenders face crunch uphill challenges as soon as stage 6 to the category 1 finish at Pal in Andorra although the race's emotional and climbing highpoint will doubtless come on stage 13 with the summit finish of the mythical Angliru Yet more historic elements feature in the 2025 route like stage 18's individual time trial in Valladolid a city steeped in Vuelta time trial history and with victories against the clock by champions of the calibre of Tony Rominger And the inclusion of another hugely emblematic summit finish could also help Pogačar opt for the Vuelta a España over a return to the Giro d'Italia next season Striking a markedly international note for its 80th edition the Vuelta visits a record-equalling four countries in 2025 The Vuelta has not visited so many countries since 2009 then briefly visited Germany on stage 3 and Belgium on stage 4 before returning to home soil Italy's opening series of four flat and hilly stages next August will not likely produce major differences between the main contenders And even after a transfer back through France the flat 20-kilometre team time trial in Figueres on stage 5 a first major summit finish at Pal in Andorra on stage 6 an even tougher Pyrenean stage to Cerler the following day and another well-known Vuelta summit finish at Valdezcaray on stage 9 could well prove much more significant long term Then the second week kicks off with a bang with a return to Larra-Belagua in the Pyrenees the scene of Remco Evenepoel's revenge victory in the 2023 Vuelta after his defeat on the Tourmalet just 24 hours earlier.  Rather than the Angliru providing a definitive GC hierarchy there's plenty more in store in the Vuelta's last eight stages the 2025 Vuelta peloton will ascend the nearby Alto de Farrapona on stage 14 - where Alberto Contador delivered yet another body blow to Chris Froome's hopes of victory in 2014.  Valladolid's flat 26-kilometre time trial across the exposed plains of northern Spain on stage 18 will also give the GC leader another important setpiece opportunity to stretch out his overall advantage.  an ascent featuring ramps of up to 20% on cement trackways and peaking out at over 2,200 metres above sea level challenge for whoever is leading the Vuelta.  The Vuelta then switches back to its roots again on stage 21 with a largely ceremonial ride through the streets of the capital city and perhaps Pogačar first-ever overall victory in Spain's Grand Tour Stage 1 profile of 2025 Vuelta a España(Image credit: Unipublic)The Vuelta's Grande Partenza gets underway in Turin a first-ever Italian start for the Spanish Grand Tour It's also the first opportunity for sprinters to take the lead on the opening day of the Vuelta since 2007 an Italian fastman – Daniele Bennati – won in Vigo.  Stage 2 profile at 2025 Vuelta a España(Image credit: Unipublic)The Vuelta's first summit finish of 10 Limone Piemonte is a relatively benign 5% average gradient over 10km and perhaps one or two pre-race favourites to come unstuck.  Stage 3 profile of 2025 Vuelta a España(Image credit: Unipublic)The third and final stage run off completely in Italy and one which should favour the breakaways given the mid-race cat.2 climb and the technical Stage 4 profile of 2025 Vuelta a España(Image credit: Unipublic)From Italy into France across the Alps but unlike in the 2024 Tour when the race went over the Galibier this much more straightforward cross-frontier route will likely see the strongest sprinters making it over the long relatively easy early climbs in a large front group and a second bunch sprint materialize in Voiron Stage 5 profile of 2025 Vuelta a España(Image credit: Unipublic)First week medium-distance team time trials in Grand Tours are increasingly uncommon but this one could see the strongest specialist squads like UAE and Visma gain ground on their weakest rivals but the uphill finish could cause some trouble Stage 6 profile of 2025 Vuelta a España(Image credit: Unipublic)Into the Pyrenees for the first major mountain stage of 2024  Many of the riders who are residents in Andorra will know the finale in Pal and it should create some significant differences on GC Stage 7 profile of 2025 Vuelta a España(Image credit: Unipublic)A second full-on Pyrenean stage in as many days irregular Port de Cantó as an opening challenge and culminating in the ascent to Cerler but more than enough in in total to create some more significant GC gaps Stage 8 profile of the 2025 Vuelta a España(Image credit: Unipublic)A dramatic switch in terrain type to flat exposed ride across the plains of Aragón to regional capital Zaragoza Crosswinds could well play a major role here otherwise a repeat of the bunch sprint of 2023 is also possible.  Stage 9 profile of the 2025 Vuelta a España(Image credit: Unipublic)Another 1980s and 1990s favourite summit finish for the Vuelta where it was regularly used for uphill time trials flat approach roads to the ski station should favour a breakaway but on paper Valdezcaray itself is not hard enough to produce significant GC differences.  Stage 10 profile of the 2025 Vuelta a España(Image credit: Unipublic)What a way to start a second week last visited in 2023 by the Vuelta when Remco Evenepoel dropped fellow breakaway Romain Bardet to gain some redemption after the Belgian's stinging defeat on the slopes of the Tourmalet the day before Belagua could well cause significant damage once again Stage 11 profile of the 2025 Vuelta a España(Image credit: Unipublic)Amstel Gold meets the Basque Country punchy climbs throughout makes for an ideal route for any Ardennes Classics specialists in the peloton as well as aggressive GC contenders like...Pogačar Stage 12 profile of the Vuelta a España(Image credit: Unipublic)Bandit country but very punchy stage through the winding lanes and backroads of Cantabria Mid-climb ramps of up to 15% on the cat.1 Collada de Brenes could provide the perfect opportunity for a GC ambush particularly when combined with the ultra-fast descent to the finish that follows immediately afterwards Stage 13 profile of 2025 Vuelta a España(Image credit: Unipublic)The longest stage of the Vuelta and with the final ascent of the Angliru The cat.1 climbs of Mozqueta and Cordal will already do some damage  - and the Cordal's notoriously tricky descent is also potentially very important But it's the 12.5 kilometre Angliru and its 25% ramps on the Huesera in particular which will strike fear into the hearts of the peloton Whoever is atop the GC after this stage will have an excellent chance of being in red in Madrid Stage 14 profile of 2025 Vuelta a España(Image credit: Unipublic)A much shorter stage through the remote western part of the mountains of Asturias These climbs are less frequently used by the Vuelta the cat.1 San Llaurienzu  - well-known for being one of the region's toughest ascents - and the subsequent interminable uphill grind to Alto de la Farrapona could see another major GC sort-out Stage 15 profile of 2025 Vuelta a España(Image credit: Unipublic)Breakaway ahoy an early cat.1 climb and long grind through rural east Galicia could well see a repeat scenario of the 2021 finish Stage 16 profile of 2025 Vuelta a España(Image credit: Unipublic)A repeat of the spectacular 2021 Liège-Bastogne-Liègesque stage across the non-stop series of climbs that dot the southwestern corner of Galicia It's simultaneously both a homage to 2006 Tour de France winner Oscar Pereiro who hails from the finish town of Mos and has much to do with the design of the 2025 stage route and an opportunity to remember the dramatic mid-stage abandon here by fiery Colombian climber Miguel Angel López Stage 17 profile of 2025 Vuelta a España(Image credit: Unipublic)The second last summit finish of the 2025 Vuelta is a throwback to 2006 culminating in a win for Spanish star racer Alejandro Valverde Gaps were small between the GC contenders 19 years ago but as an in-race form guide for the upcoming TT and final ascent of Bola del Mundo a cat.1 ascent like the Morredero can't be faulted Stage 18 profile of 2025 Vuelta a España(Image credit: Unipublic)The 2025 race's one individual time trial and in classic Vuelta contrareloj country in Valladolid to boot Filippo Ganna won the last race against the clock here in 2023 and it proved crucial for leader Sepp Kuss who produced a much better-than-expected TT performance and radically increased his chances of overall victory it's another key final stepping stone for whoever's already in red Stage 19 profile of 2025 Vuelta a España(Image credit: Unipublic)A second last chance for the sprinters to prove their mettle although crosswinds can never be ruled out in this part of Spain Spoiler alert for carnivores: the finish town of Guijuelo is famous for producing some of the country's best serrano hams Stage 20 profile of 2025 Vuelta a España(Image credit: Unipublic)The final showdown for the climbers through the sierras of Madrid through some of the Vuelta's most frequently used mountainous terrain prior to the hugely difficult ascent of Bola del Mundo A continuation of the well-known Navacerrada ascent - already crossed by the peloton earlier in the stage - Bola del Mundo's narrow cemented 20% slopes will crown the definitive winner of the 2025 Vuelta a España Stage 21 profile of 2025 Vuelta a España(Image credit: Unipublic)After last year's final time trial stage this time round it's a return to the largely ceremonial pan-flat stage through Spain's capital city almost certainly culminating in a bunch sprint Alasdair FotheringhamSocial Links NavigationAlasdair Fotheringham has been reporting on cycling since 1991 He has covered every Tour de France since 1992 bar one as well as numerous other bike races of all shapes and sizes ranging from the Olympic Games in 2008 to the now 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with our daily newsletter featuring the most important stories of the day delivered to your inbox every evening at 5pm This publication supports the work of the Press Council of Ireland and Office of the Press Ombudsman and our staff operate within the Code of Practice of the Press Council Lo-call 1800 208 080 or email: info@presscouncil.ie Este sábado se han elegido los alcaldes de cien municipios quedando pendiente Ribamontán al Mar y Penagos El PP ha obtenido este sábado 48 alcaldías lo que supone el 47 por ciento de los municipios de Cantabria entre los que están un gran número de los más poblados; mientras que el PRC ha logrado 32; el PSOE 15 En otros cuatro municipios de Cantabria han recogido este sábado el bastón de mando alcaldes de otros partidos locales Este es el caso de Jesús Gullart (Santoñeses) que en esta ocasión concurrió en coalición con el PRC A estos 100 ayuntamientos cuyas corporaciones locales se han constituido hoy y han elegido alcaldes que deberán esperar al 7 de julio para hacerlo al haber recursos contenciosos-electorales abiertos relacionados con el recuento de votos De entre los diez ayuntamientos más poblados de Cantabria el PP ha logrado la Alcaldía en seis (Santander Camargo y Piélagos sus alcaldes --Gema Igual respectivamente-- gobernarán con mayoría absoluta Mientras en otros tres el PP ha tenido que llegar a pactos con otros partidos para conseguir la Alcaldía donde ha sido elegida alcaldesa Carmen Pérez tras un pacto con Vox; en Los Corrales de Buelna ha sido elegido Julio Arranz tras reeditarse el pacto con el PRC donde Miguel González ha logrado hacerse con el bastón de mando tras un acuerdo con OlaCantabria aunque lo tendrá complicado dada la minoría que tendrá para gobernar (estos partidos solo suman 5 de los 17 ediles de la Coporación) al PP solo se le han escapado cuatro: Torrelavega donde fue la lista más votada pero finalmente continuará en la Alcaldía el regionalista Javier López Estrada tras reeditar el pacto con el PSOE; en Castro Urdiales donde ha sido reelegida la socialista Susana Herrán tras un pacto de Gobierno con CastroVerde; en Astillero donde será regidor otros cuatro años Javier Fernández Soberón tras una aplastante mayoría absoluta el PP formará parte del equipo de Gobierno tras llegar a un pacto con Santoñeses que ha hecho alcalde al candidato de esta última formación En las elecciones municipales del pasado 28 de mayo Todos ellos cuentan desde hoy con alcaldes del PP A esos 36 alcaldes con mayoría se suman otros doce que gobernarán bien en minoría --como por ejemplo Miguel González en Laredo; Óscar López en Cabezón de la Sal; Ángel Bordas o Mireia Mazas en Noja-- o fruto de los pactos con otros partidos que han hecho que sus candidatos se alcen con el bastón de mando Varias de esas alcaldías las han conseguido gracias a pactos con el PRC También los populares han pactado con OlaCantabria en Laredo y Bareyo lo que les ha valido a Miguel González y Pedro Nieto el PP ha logrado la Alcaldía de Bezana al pactar con Vox y en Voto al llegar a un acuerdo con Agrupación Vecinal por Voto de las 32 alcaldes del PRC proclamados este sábado en Reocín; Rosa Díaz en Polanco; Joaquín Arco en Ribamontán al Monte Los cuatro han sido reelegidos hoy alcaldes tras la contundente victoria obtenida en las urnas (en Puente Viesgo el PRC logró todos los concejales de la Corporación) También el PRC gobernará con mayoría absoluta en Arenas de Iguña Además de en esos 25 municipios donde los regionalistas obtuvieron la mayoría absoluta en otros siete han conseguido alzarse con la Alcaldía bien por ser la lista más votada --como María Higuera en Medio Cudeyo Verónica Mantecón en Molledo o Alfredo Madrazo en Riotuerto-- o por pactos con otros partidos Gracias por ejemplo a los pactos suscritos con el PSOE tendrán alcalde regionalista los ayuntamientos de Anievas ha logrado mantener la Alcaldía gracias a que ha contado en la votación de hoy con el apoyo del edil de Agrupación Electoral por Yuso en 9 de los casos gracias a la mayoría absoluta que le otorgaron las urnas En otros municipios también habrá alcaldes socialistas gracias a los pactos alcanzados con otros partidos donde Susana Herrán repite como regidora tras el acuerdo de Gobierno alcanzado por PSOE y CastroVerde donde seguirá al frente Ángel Rodríguez tras pactar con el PRC el socialista José Luis Herrero ha sido proclamado alcalde gracias a contar con los votos del PRC Será alcalde durante dos años y la segunda parte de la legislatura lo será el regionalista Enrique Pérez Enrique Lastra del PSOE se ha convertido en alcalde tras ser votado también por el PRC partido con el que la próxima semana negociará el acuerdo de gobierno el candidato socialista ha sido elegido por el apoyo de PP y Cs desalojando de la Alcaldía a la regionalista Sara PORTILLA el PSOE gobernará en San Vicente de la Barquera en la que ha sido una de las sorpresas de la jornada se ha convertido en alcaldesa tras recibir el apoyo de los cinco 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