Las tres noticias de Carlos Alsina para empezar el día: "Condena menor para el hermano de Sánchez"

This Wednesday, July 15th, Carlos Alsina brings us the stories to start the morning: From Spain's victory in the World Cup semifinals to the removal of the fence between Spain and Gibraltar. #spain #gibraltar #psoe https://www.ondacero.es/noticias/espa... Spain's qualification for the World Cup final, the verdict in the David Sánchez case, and the provisional entry into force of the agreement on Gibraltar. This is how Carlos Alsina summarizes the main news of the day. Spain will play in the World Cup final after a commanding victory over France. The big news of the day is the Spanish national team's qualification for the World Cup final after defeating France 2-0, with two goals from Oyarzabal and one from Pedro Porro. Spain completely outplayed a French team that had arrived as one of the favorites after their performance throughout the tournament. Neither Mbappé, nor Dembélé, nor Olise managed to trouble the Spanish side, who delivered one of their most solid performances of the championship. Today's sports headlines highlight the strength of Luis de la Fuente's team and are already looking ahead to next Sunday's final at 9:00 PM in New Jersey, against the winner of the other semifinal between England and Argentina. The Badajoz Provincial Court sentences David Sánchez for malfeasance The Badajoz Provincial Court has released its sentence in the David Sánchez case in a 377-page ruling adopted unanimously. The court sentenced the brother of the Prime Minister to nine years of disqualification from public office for malfeasance, while the former president of the Badajoz Provincial Council, Miguel Ángel Gallardo, received an eighteen-year disqualification. The judges consider it proven that the position created for David Sánchez was irregularly designed and subsequently modified to suit his characteristics and requests. The president's brother's conviction is based precisely on this modification of the position, not on its creation. The ruling also unanimously acquits David Sánchez and Miguel Ángel Gallardo of the crime of influence peddling, finding that it has not been proven that there was any pressure to create the job. However, the court warns that nepotism violates the principles of equality, merit, and ability, undermining democratic quality and fostering corruption. The fence between Spain and Gibraltar disappears after the Brexit agreement. The agreement between Spain, the United Kingdom, and the European Union on Gibraltar came into provisional effect at midnight, allowing free movement between the two territories while the treaty completes its ratification process in the European and British parliaments. The work to physically dismantle the fence begins this afternoon with Pedro Sánchez in attendance. Border controls are not being eliminated, but rather transferred to the port and airport of Gibraltar, where the National Police will carry out access controls to the Schengen Area. The first to benefit are the 15,500 cross-border workers, who from today can cross the border without the daily checks that existed until now. The agreement, however, does not alter Gibraltar's sovereignty, an issue that both parties expressly excluded from the negotiations.