In Papantla, municipal police officers were attacked by unknown assailants while patrolling a road leading to Totomoxtle. The officers returned fire, but it is currently unknown if there were any injuries or arrests. The area was cordoned off and additional law enforcement, including the Secretaría de Seguridad Pública (SSP), Fuerza Civil, and the National Guard, arrived on the scene. A helicopter was also present. Authorities, including the Veracruz State Prosecutor's Office and the Ministerial Police, are expected to conduct an investigation and provide further information.

The municipal urban development society Ensanche 21 has opened the application period for a new aid program aimed at the rehabilitation of housing and buildings in Vitoria-Gasteiz. The program, with a budget of 4 million euros, covers various improvements including the installation and renewal of elevators, energy and acoustic insulation, structural consolidation, and the removal of architectural barriers. Special provisions are made for buildings over 50 years old and for individuals over 65 or with disabilities. The Casco Medieval area has a specific set of rules, and degraded areas identified by the Basque Government will receive higher subsidies.

Jon Nogales, the Deputy for Sustainable Mobility and Road Infrastructures, and Pedro Marco, the Deputy Minister of Infrastructures and Transport, have agreed to establish a working group to coordinate the commuter train service with regional buses in Álava. The service will initially connect Araia and Manzanos, with potential extensions to Altsasu and Miranda de Ebro. Both officials emphasized their commitment to providing a competitive, attractive, and high-quality public transportation system that meets the mobility needs of the local population.

The Ayuntamiento de Gasteiz has demanded that Lazarraga Kultur Elkartea return 112,817 euros of a municipal subsidy due to unaccounted expenses related to the Gasteiz Antzokia project. The association has 15 days to respond. The decision follows standard fiscal procedures applied to other associations. The PP criticizes the PSOE and PNV for poor financial management, questioning why the full subsidy was paid despite the project's delays.

Vitoria's local government has allocated 750,000 euros to support the creation and modernization of small businesses. The funding is divided into three main areas: 188,714.01 euros for new and consolidating businesses, 350,000 euros for the modernization of small businesses in commerce, personal services, and hospitality, and 208,800 euros for the digital transformation of small businesses. The initiatives aim to enhance business competitiveness, with specific criteria for gender parity and location-based prioritization.

The Trikuharri energy community's request to use the roof of the Miguel de Unamuno institute for solar panels was denied due to the building being under the jurisdiction of the Basque Government. The Vitoria-Gasteiz City Council, represented by Borja Rodríguez, stated that there are currently no available municipal rooftops for such projects, as they are needed for the city's own solar panel installations. Trikuharri and EH Bildu criticized the city council for the lack of support and political will, while the council emphasized its commitment to using municipal buildings for energy savings and reducing electricity costs.

The Alava Provincial Council, along with Ertzaintza and Osakidetza, has signed a new protocol in Amurrio to improve the response to gender violence. This updated protocol enhances data collection and coordination between social and health services. It also includes provisions for the LGBTQ+ community, ensuring a comprehensive approach to gender violence. The initiative is part of broader efforts to promote equality and support the rights of all individuals, regardless of sexual orientation or gender identity. The protocol aligns with ongoing legislative and social advancements and aims to foster continuous improvement in addressing gender violence.

El Boulevard, in collaboration with Autismo Araba, is implementing measures to create a more inclusive environment for people with autism. These initiatives include the introduction of 'Quiet Hour' and the provision of noise-canceling headphones. Amaia Castillo, the manager of El Boulevard, emphasized the center's commitment to making everyone feel welcome and comfortable. Natalia Rojo, the manager of Autismo Araba, highlighted the importance of visibility and support for people with autism and their families. This initiative is part of El Boulevard's broader campaign, CONTIGO somos el cambio, aimed at promoting various community activities and initiatives.

In Álava, 56.5% of trips to work or study centers are made by private car, placing it 42nd out of 52 in Spain. Bizkaia and Gipuzkoa have lower car usage rates, with Bizkaia at 47.2% and Gipuzkoa at 53.5%. Lugo, Las Palmas, and Santa Cruz de Tenerife have the highest car usage rates. Álava leads in bicycle usage for commuting at 8.2%, while Bizkaia, Madrid, and Barcelona have the highest public transport usage. Walking to work is most common in Zamora, Ceuta, and Soria, with Madrid having the lowest rate.

Vitoria-Gasteiz has introduced two new zones for 15-minute free parking in Portal del Rey, aimed at facilitating quick errands and supporting local commerce. The initiative, promoted by the city's Public Space and Neighborhoods Councilor Beatriz Artolazabal, includes the installation of parking meters for easy use and control. The decision follows consultations with local commerce and hospitality associations, optimizing the use of loading and unloading zones outside their usual hours.

The threat of a 24-hour indefinite strike by Tuvisa workers looms closer after the latest meeting between the company and the committee ended without significant progress. While minor advances were made, key issues remain unresolved. The municipal government is willing to adjust some proposed changes to bus lines, but disagreements persist over working conditions and health improvements for employees. Partial strikes will continue, with the next one scheduled for Friday morning.

Vitoria-Gasteiz offers a variety of cultural activities this weekend, including musical events, exhibitions, and performances. Highlights include children's activities at the Museo de Bellas Artes de Álava, concerts at Hell Dorado and Jimmy Jazz, a basketball game at Buesa Arena, poetry presentations at Artium, and a university orientation event at Palacio de congresos Europa. Other notable events include a monologue by Gorka Aguinagalde, a porcelain doll exhibition, and a photography workshop.

Vitorian commerce has started the winter sales campaign with optimism, despite beginning a day later than officially scheduled due to local regulations. Major brands like El Corte Inglés are leading the sales period, which is expected to boost commercial activity in the city until February 29. Carmelo Lezana, the communication director of El Corte Inglés in Euskadi, anticipates higher sales volumes compared to the previous year. Smaller stores like Impacto also report a positive start, with high-value items like coats and sweaters selling well. Customers have shown varied responses, with some expressing satisfaction with the discounts and others finding them insufficient. The campaign includes significant discounts across various product categories, both in-store and online.

A woman was arrested after stealing products and acting aggressively when leaving a store in Vitoria. Despite resisting arrest and attacking the police, she was released after court proceedings. On the same day, a 39-year-old man was detained for a violent robbery at a commercial establishment on Avenida Gasteiz. He had previously stolen from the same store and was aggressive when confronted by a security guard after attempting to leave with concealed items without paying.

On Diseinu, a unique business located in the Old Town of Vitoria, has announced its closure after 12 years. The store, known for its unique, sustainable, and magical items, expressed gratitude to its customers on Instagram. The PP of Vitoria reported that 3,188 commercial establishments have closed in the city over the last eight years, with the highest number of closures occurring in 2015. The first half of the previous year saw 146 small shops shut down.

Partial strikes at Tuvisa, a public transportation company in Álava, Spain, are set to continue on Wednesday as decided by the workers' assembly. A new protest is also scheduled for Tuesday afternoon, demanding better working conditions. The president of the municipal society, Iñaki Gurtubai, described recent discussions as 'extremely cordial'. Without a resolution, partial strikes in February will occur every workday from 5:00 to 9:00 AM, escalating to an indefinite total strike starting March 3. This follows a previous mobilization calendar initiated by the strike committee, which received overwhelming support from the workers in December.

Two men, aged 30 and 32, were arrested by local police in Salburua, Vitoria-Gasteiz, after threatening a neighbor and resisting arrest. The incident occurred around 19:00 when police were called to a squatted apartment where the men had threatened to occupy the neighbor's apartment. Upon arrival, a struggle ensued between the men and the police, resulting in injuries to the officers. Both men were eventually detained.

The PP of Vitoria has reported that 3,188 commercial establishments have closed in the city over the past eight years, with the highest number of closures occurring in 2015. The most affected neighborhoods include Ensanche, Coronación, Lakua Arriaga, Casco Viejo, and Lovaina. Ainhoa Domaica, the PP spokesperson, criticized the current local government (PSE-PNV) for not having a clear commercial strategy and called for realistic solutions to preserve traditional commerce in the city.

The Tuvisa committee has deemed the company's latest offer as 'insufficient,' leading to partial strikes and protests by the workforce. The reorganization of bus lines 6 and 7, due to the arrival of the tram, has sparked significant opposition from both employees and residents. The committee's demands include maintaining the current number of employees, reversing privatizations, negotiating a labor agreement, and ensuring effective work hour registration. Despite the company's intention to present a new proposal, the strikes have resumed, causing frustration among commuters. The Government of the Basque Country has mandated minimum service levels during the strikes, but compliance has been inconsistent.

The Three Wise Men, Melchor, Gaspar, and Baltasar, arrived by train in Vitoria, delighting thousands of children and parents who gathered to greet them. The event featured a parade with classic vehicles, a tractor full of gifts, royal mail carriers, pages, and performers from the French company Kervan. The Wise Men will meet children at the Villa Suso Palace, followed by a grand parade with seven floats and 300 participants, including theater and music groups. The parade route will accommodate individuals with autism and hearing disabilities by lowering the sound volume in certain sections.

A survey among local merchants in Vitoria reveals that 63% have favorably rated the Christmas sales period, an improvement compared to previous years. Overall confidence in the Christmas season has increased to 85%. The association Gasteiz On notes a positive trend in sales, particularly due to the growing popularity of Olentzero among younger families, although quarterly figures from September to December have not reached previous years' levels.

The Vitoria-Gasteiz City Council has published a list of 631 admitted and 15 excluded applicants for municipal leisure garden plots in Urarte, Abetxuko. The exclusions were due to prior plot authorizations within the last two years. The Urarte gardens, dedicated to organic horticulture, consist of 228 individual plots and a collective garden for educational purposes. Various non-profit groups are involved in ecological agroforestry experiences for educational and social benefits. Entities currently present include associations and foundations focused on social, educational, and therapeutic initiatives.

The Vitoria City Council reports that on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays in January, from five to nine in the morning, the usual urban bus service will be affected by labor strikes by Tuvisa employees.

Vitoria-Gasteiz and Álava are hosting a variety of events for the last weekend of Christmas, including the Three Kings Parade, a Copa del Rey match between Deportivo Alavés and Real Betis, an ice skating rink and toboggan at La Florida, theater performances by Ortzai, the La Florida Nativity Scene, a monologue by Enrique Loyola, a concert by Green Valley, league matches for Araski against Uni Girona and Baskonia against Real Madrid, concerts at Hell Dorado, an artistic workshop, an inflatable pool at Iparralde, and the 'Miradas' exhibition by painter Javi Garrido.

The San Prudencio Labor Foundation organized a special event in Vitoria where 600 children had the opportunity to meet the Three Wise Men and share their wishes and gifts. The event, held at the Opera Building, aimed to promote the well-being of children and families, particularly those with dependent minors or those unable to attend similar events in person.

The final trailer for 'Mean Girls' will be released in cinemas on Wednesday, January 10. Fans are reminded to wear pink.

A tragic accident occurred on Friday morning in the hotel zone of Cancun, where two young motorcyclists skidded and crashed into a lamppost. One of them died after being admitted to a hospital. The accident was reported around 11:00 am at kilometer 10 of Kukulcán Boulevard, apparently due to speeding. José Alberto 'N' was driving the Vento motorcycle with license plate 44UKJ4 when he lost control and hit a lamppost. Both José and his companion, Jair Alberto 'L', were projected onto the pavement and required emergency transportation to a hospital, where it was later reported that one of them had died, although it was not confirmed who.

The last weekend of 2023 in Vitoria and Álava features a variety of activities, including New Year's Eve celebrations at Plaza Nueva, a FIFA tournament at Gazte Gaming, theater performances, concerts by Betagarri and Korrontzi, a collective photography exhibition, a poetry book presentation, and the NanoCosmos exhibition. New Year's Eve parties will be held at local clubs such as Jimmy Jazz, Sala Glow, and Kubik, and the 150 gramos festival will conclude with several performances.

A total of 310 migrants of various nationalities received humanitarian support in seven municipalities of Veracruz after being located by elements of the Secretaría de Seguridad Pública and the Fuerza Civil. The migrants were found through the Operativo Cero Tolerancia in the municipalities of Cuitláhuac, Alvarado, Ciudad Isla, Sayula de Alemán, Jesús Carranza, Coatzacoalcos, and Agua Dulce. They were provided with necessary attention and then channeled to the Instituto Nacional de Migración (INM) to determine their status in the country.

A total of 310 migrants of various nationalities received humanitarian support in seven municipalities of Veracruz after being located by elements of the Public Security Secretariat and the Civil Force. The migrants were found through the Zero Tolerance Operation in the municipalities of Cuitláhuac, Alvarado, Ciudad Isla, Sayula de Alemán, Jesús Carranza, Coatzacoalcos, and Agua Dulce. They were then channeled to the National Institute of Migration (INM) to determine their status in the country.

A total of 310 migrants of various nationalities received humanitarian support in seven municipalities of Veracruz after being located by elements of the Secretaría de Seguridad Pública and the Fuerza Civil. The migrants were found through the Operativo Cero Tolerancia in municipalities including Cuitláhuac, Alvarado, Ciudad Isla, Sayula de Alemán, Jesús Carranza, Coatzacoalcos, and Agua Dulce. They were provided with necessary attention and later channeled to the Instituto Nacional de Migración (INM) to determine their status in the country.

A total of 310 migrants of various nationalities received humanitarian support in seven municipalities of Veracruz after being located by elements of the Secretaría de Seguridad Pública and the Fuerza Civil. The migrants were found as part of the Operativo Cero Tolerancia and were provided with necessary attention. They were then channeled to the Instituto Nacional de Migración (INM) to determine their status in the country.

A total of 310 migrants of various nationalities received humanitarian support in seven municipalities of Veracruz after being located by elements of the Secretaría de Seguridad Pública and the Fuerza Civil. The migrants were found as part of the Operativo Cero Tolerancia and were provided with necessary attention. They were then channeled to the Instituto Nacional de Migración (INM) to determine their status in the country.

A total of 310 migrants of various nationalities received humanitarian support in seven municipalities of Veracruz after being located by elements of the Public Security Secretariat and the Civil Force. The migrants were found during the Zero Tolerance Operation in the municipalities of Cuitláhuac, Alvarado, Ciudad Isla, Sayula de Alemán, Jesús Carranza, Coatzacoalcos, and Agua Dulce. They were then channeled to the National Institute of Migration (INM) to determine their status in the country.

The PNV and PP have jointly approved a 3.2 million euro budget for Laguardia, despite previous political tensions where PNV prevented PP from governing. EH Bildu opposed the budget, citing similarities to the previous year's budget, which they had supported. The mayor, Raúl García, emphasized the importance of having a budget for 2024 and expressed willingness to collaborate with PP after EH Bildu's proposals were deemed unfeasible. Despite the current collaboration with PP, García maintains that EH Bildu remains a priority partner for future agreements.

Ideal beauty centers are closing all their locations due to economic challenges exacerbated by the pandemic, but this does not affect Vitoria, where Clínica No Filter continues to operate. Ideal's closure has caused concern among customers, prompting Facua-Consumidores en Acción to advise affected clients on how to file claims and seek redress. Clínica No Filter, specializing in advanced aesthetic medicine and hair transplants, remains open and unaffected by Ideal's shutdown.

The article details the festive activities in Vitoria-Gasteiz on Christmas Eve, featuring Olentzero and Mari Domingi. The event began with a reception for children at the Town Hall and included a parade with 400 participants, various traditional groups, and three floats. The day concluded with performances by Olentzero and Mari Domingi in San Miguel. The event saw contributions from several local organizations and was celebrated across different neighborhoods.

The 'Estampida' project by StArter has taken over Labastida, integrating animal portraits into various locations to reflect on the coexistence of humans and animals in cultural practices. The initiative, led by Estela Rojo and Regue Mateos, aims to respect and enhance the local environment while celebrating the traditional Dance of the Shepherds. The project emphasizes the importance of protecting cultural landscapes and offers a humorous, anthropological perspective on the relationship between humans and animals.

A scavenger hunt called 'Los Crononautas' is being held on the Vitoria tram route from December 23 to January 6, organized by Euskotren to celebrate the tram service's 15th anniversary. The event is open to individuals over 8 years old and requires prior registration. Participants solve riddles related to the city's history at various tram stops. Users of the tram, including Irene, Pilar, Sofía, and Raquel, share positive feedback about the initiative and the tram service, though some suggest allowing more types of animals on board.

The mayor of Vitoria, Maider Etxebarria, shared a Christmas greeting via the city's social media channels, expressing her wishes for joy, happiness, and reunions during the festive season. She emphasized working towards a better and more prosperous future for Vitoria-Gasteiz.

After nearly an hour without any winning numbers, joy erupted in the Lakua neighborhood of Vitoria at around 13:02. The winning ticket was sold at a tobacco shop on Duque de Wellington street. Pending verification, it appears to be a single ticket sold through a terminal, similar to the sixth fifth prize of the draw, which also fell in Vitoria, bringing an additional 6,000 euros to the city. Each ticket with the number 58,303 won a prize of 125,000 euros.

Mari Domingi and Olentzero, figures from Basque Christmas folklore, discuss the nature of gifts requested by children and adults. They note a trend of requests for spending more time with loved ones, highlighting the importance of non-material gifts. They also mention the role of technology in present-day gift-giving, suggesting that sometimes it should be set aside to enjoy the holidays. The conversation touches on the stress adults face and the potential benefits of courses like singing and guitar to alleviate it. They express the joy and emotion they feel during the holiday season and convey a message of self-love and solidarity to the children of Vitoria-Gasteiz.

Gasteiz On has created a leaflet listing the restaurants in Álava, Spain, that are open during Christmas Eve and Christmas Day. The trend among these restaurants is that customers tend to book from one year to the next, often leading to full reservations. While many establishments choose not to work during the key hours of Christmas, they do open for the rest of the day on Christmas Eve and New Year's Eve, closing in the evening, and only open in the morning on Christmas Day and New Year's Day. On the Epiphany, over 85% of the establishments are open. The complete list can be viewed on the Gasteiz On website.

Residents of Zabalgana organized a solidarity event in support of Palestine, gathering in Labastida square to sing and display banners. Mitxel Elortza, a public school teacher and member of ZET, shared videos of the event and reported that nearly €900 was raised to be sent to Al Awda hospital in Jabalia, Gaza.

The first Ecobarómetro, driven by the Department of Sustainability of the Diputación Foral, reveals that 86% of waste in Álava is improperly disposed of in the gray container. Despite high environmental concern among residents, the recycling rate is only 37%. Key concerns include climate change, waste collection, and environmental cleanliness. The study suggests a need for improved waste management practices, especially in organic waste, and highlights a growing awareness but also significant room for improvement.

Fourteen individuals were arrested on November 6th in various Spanish cities for activities linked to radical ideologies and posing a serious threat to public security. They were not associated with jihadist groups like DAESH or Al Qaeda but held a very intransigent and rigorous interpretation of religion. They praised violence and terrorist actions on social media. Following their arrest, they were detained by order of National Court judge Joaquín Gadea at a Foreigners' Internment Center (CIE) for deportation to Pakistan. The police conducted the deportation under the Foreigners' Law due to their involvement in activities contrary to National Security.

A man was arrested twice in two days in Vitoria for violating a restraining order. The incident began when local police observed the man sitting in a portal and identified him, confirming he had a restraining order against another man working nearby. Upon verification, the police arrested him.

The article details the planned reforms for the geriatric bathrooms and the courtyard at CIAM San Prudencio. The bathroom renovations include new flooring, tiling, ceilings, plumbing, sanitation, electrical installations, and heating modifications. The courtyard improvements involve removing asphalt to expand tree pits and repaving with similar tiles, as well as enhancing the concrete ramp and access stairs.

The Craft Market in Álava, Spain, opened its doors for the Christmas season, featuring 26 artisans who will maintain their stalls until January 6. Organized by Artisau, the Álava Craftsmen's Association, the fair showcases a variety of high-quality, beautiful, and sustainable local products. The XVI edition of the Lan ta lan fair will operate from 11:00 to 14:00 and from 17:00 to 21:00, with adjusted hours on Christmas Eve and New Year's Eve, and will be closed on Christmas Day and New Year's Day. Renowned artisans and their unique creations, including Lamai, Patricia Nagashiro, Montse Betanzos, Marya Hermoso, and Rafael Arana, will be featured alongside others.

This weekend in Vitoria and Álava is packed with activities, including the opening of the ice rink and Christmas slide, concerts at the Antzina Rock event, and various performances and workshops. Highlights include the art exhibition by Ernesto Murillo, the first edition of the Ez Doom Amairu Fest, and performances by magician Peio Rivas and clarinetist Igor Urruchi. The Intercultural Week of the AFRO Association concludes with a performance by violinist José Miguel Maldonado. Other events include the Alavés women's football match, the Vitoria-Gasteiz Half Marathon, and the Winter Festival by BIZAN.

The upcoming Half Marathon in Vitoria on Sunday will significantly impact local traffic, parking, and public transportation. The event, starting at 10:30 AM, will lead to restricted vehicle mobility in the city, with several areas designated as no-parking zones.

The historic Egon Toki bar in Vitoria has been transformed into Kachopo King, surprising many locals. The new establishment offers a variety of 11 different types of cachopos, including the notable Kachopo Blue, which features Asturian beef, lacón, goat blue cheese, and piquillo peppers. The transformation has been well-received, with positive feedback on the quality and variety of the dishes.

The Diocesan Bookstore of Vitoria collaborates with the non-profit organization Construyendo Puentes to sell olive wood carvings made by Palestinian artisans. These nativity scenes and other biblical figures are available at the bookstore and the Christmas Market in La Florida. The initiative supports Palestinian families by providing them with a stable income and promoting human dignity, peace, and development. The organization takes its name from Pope John Paul II's call to build bridges between peoples.

An individual was arrested for attempting to rob a house in Apodaka, Zigoitia. The Ertzaintza was alerted when two individuals were seen jumping the perimeter fence of a house. Although they initially fled, one was later intercepted carrying a backpack and a walkie-talkie. The police are investigating if the arrested individual is linked to other similar incidents and are trying to identify the second suspect. Recommendations to prevent home robberies were also provided.

Baskonia struggled in the final quarter, suffering a mental block and defensive lapses that allowed Virtus Bologna, led by Marco Belinelli's 27 points, to secure a decisive victory. Despite efforts from players like Chima Moneke and Miller-McIntyre, Baskonia's poor free-throw shooting and fatigue from recent games were detrimental. Virtus Bologna's effective ball circulation and veteran leadership from Belinelli, Hackett, and Shengelia were key to their success.

Baskonia paid tribute to Achille Polonara after he successfully overcame testicular cancer diagnosed in October. The tribute included a warm welcome from the public and a solidarity message on Polonara's jersey, presented by Baskonia's director Félix Fernández.

Luca Banchi expressed his admiration for Baskonia, highlighting the club's clear vision and structure, and his pride in being considered for a role there. He emphasized the special nature of the club and its significance in European basketball, reflecting on the positive feedback he has received from others about Baskonia.

Tuvisa has suspended bus services for today's 20:30 Euroliga match between Baskonia and Virtus Bologna due to a lack of available drivers. Typically, this service is provided voluntarily, but currently, the company does not have drivers available to perform tasks outside the agreed-upon contract.

Many residents of Vitoria attended the inauguration of Bushy Theclub, a new bar set to enliven the city's nightlife on Thursdays, Fridays, and weekends. The event featured various attractions and served as a preview before the bar officially opens on December 15. The bar is strategically launching during a busy weekend for the hospitality sector, just before Christmas. The venture is led by Javier and David, a local economist and lawyer, respectively. Bushy joins other popular nightlife spots in Vitoria, contributing to the city's vibrant evening scene.

Civil Protection of Xalapa, along with other municipal authorities, is conducting an operation to ensure the safety of visitors to the Basilica Menor de Nuestra Señora de Guadalupe. Luis Sardiña Salgado, director of Civil Protection in Xalapa, noted that the pilgrimages were brought forward, which positively reduced overcrowding and major emergencies. An estimated 20,000 people are expected to visit the Guadalupano sanctuary of El Dique, including visitors from neighboring municipalities and states. Recommendations have been issued for pilgrims to stay warm and avoid exposure to cold air, and the use of fireworks is prohibited in Xalapa.

A choir of around 40 students from CEU Virgen Niña will perform a concert to raise funds for Cáritas Vitoria. The event, held at the sanctuary's reception center, aims to foster solidarity and community involvement. The initiative, led by the school's director Henar Parra, emphasizes cooperative learning and personal development. The choir, which started in 2022, has grown significantly and includes students from 4th to 6th grade. The concert is a significant opportunity for the students to showcase their efforts and contribute to a charitable cause.

Tuvisa reported a 71.83% participation rate in the first day of strikes among Vitoria's urban transport workers, while the committee claimed 100% participation. The strike involved various personnel, including drivers and service staff. The committee emphasized the strike as a reflection of the workforce's dissatisfaction and criticized Tuvisa's management. A meeting between Tuvisa's management and the committee is scheduled for later in the week.

On Monday, residents of Vitoria-Gasteiz were surprised to find the tram stops' Bat or Barik card readers denying payments and electronic panels displaying time and destination inoperative. Many turned back upon encountering these issues, leaving stops like Parlamento, Sancho el Sabio, Europa, Honduras, and Intermodal deserted. Public sector workers, cleaners, and tram security guards were seen explaining the situation to potential passengers. The disruption mainly affected students and workers, with one student expressing frustration at having to walk to university due to the tram service outage.

Around 7:00 AM, a patrol conducting public safety duties in central Vitoria was alerted by a nightclub staff member about an unconscious man who had been assaulted. The officers called for an ambulance and interviewed those involved. The incident began with a fight among three men on the club's terrace, resulting in one man being punched, falling, and hitting his head, rendering him unconscious.

The article discusses the renewal of water supply infrastructure in Ayala, Spain, focusing on the second phase of a project designed by the Diputación Foral de Álava. The project aims to renew water conduits between Gorbea and Askargan, enhancing water supply reliability for Amurrio and Laudio. The new 10-kilometer conduit will follow a different route to minimize environmental impact, utilizing existing paths and special techniques to cross roads and rivers. Environmental protection measures will be implemented to reduce the impact on the natural surroundings, particularly near the Gorbea Natural Park.

A total of 310 migrants from various nationalities received humanitarian aid in seven municipalities of Veracruz after being located by the Secretaría de Seguridad Pública and the Fuerza Civil. The migrants were found through the Operativo Cero Tolerancia in municipalities including Cuitláhuac, Alvarado, Ciudad Isla, Sayula de Alemán, Jesús Carranza, Coatzacoalcos, and Agua Dulce. They were provided with necessary attention and later referred to the Instituto Nacional de Migración to determine their status in the country.

A total of 310 migrants from various nationalities received humanitarian aid in seven municipalities of Veracruz, Mexico, after being located by the Secretaría de Seguridad Pública and the Fuerza Civil. The migrants were found through the Operativo Cero Tolerancia and were provided with necessary assistance. They were subsequently referred to the Instituto Nacional de Migración to determine their status in the country. The municipalities involved include Cuitláhuac, Alvarado, Ciudad Isla, Sayula de Alemán, Jesús Carranza, Coatzacoalcos, and Agua Dulce.

A total of 310 migrants from various nationalities received humanitarian aid in seven municipalities of Veracruz after being located by elements of the Secretaría de Seguridad Pública and the Fuerza Civil. The migrants were found through the Operativo Cero Tolerancia in municipalities including Cuitláhuac, Alvarado, Ciudad Isla, Sayula de Alemán, Jesús Carranza, Coatzacoalcos, and Agua Dulce. They were provided with necessary attention and later channeled to the Instituto Nacional de Migración to determine their status in the country.

A total of 310 migrants from various nationalities received humanitarian aid in seven municipalities of Veracruz after being located by elements of the Secretaría de Seguridad Pública and the Fuerza Civil. The migrants were found through the Operativo Cero Tolerancia and were provided with necessary care. They were subsequently channeled to the Instituto Nacional de Migración to determine their status in the country.

A total of 310 migrants from various nationalities received humanitarian aid in seven municipalities of Veracruz after being located by elements of the Secretaría de Seguridad Pública and the Fuerza Civil. The migrants were found through the Operativo Cero Tolerancia in municipalities including Cuitláhuac, Alvarado, Ciudad Isla, Sayula de Alemán, Jesús Carranza, Coatzacoalcos, and Agua Dulce. They were provided with necessary attention and later channeled to the Instituto Nacional de Migración to determine their status in the country.

A total of 310 migrants from various nationalities received humanitarian aid in seven municipalities of Veracruz after being located by elements of the Secretaría de Seguridad Pública and the Fuerza Civil. The migrants were found through the Operativo Cero Tolerancia and were provided with necessary care. They were subsequently referred to the Instituto Nacional de Migración to determine their status in the country.

A total of 310 migrants from various nationalities received humanitarian aid in seven municipalities of Veracruz after being located by elements of the Secretaría de Seguridad Pública and the Fuerza Civil. The migrants were found through the Operativo Cero Tolerancia in municipalities including Cuitláhuac, Alvarado, Ciudad Isla, Sayula de Alemán, Jesús Carranza, Coatzacoalcos, and Agua Dulce. They were provided with necessary attention and later referred to the Instituto Nacional de Migración to determine their status in the country.

A total of 310 migrants from various nationalities received humanitarian aid in seven municipalities of Veracruz after being located by elements of the Secretaría de Seguridad Pública and the Fuerza Civil. The migrants were found through the Operativo Cero Tolerancia in municipalities including Cuitláhuac, Alvarado, Ciudad Isla, Sayula de Alemán, Jesús Carranza, Coatzacoalcos, and Agua Dulce. They were provided with necessary attention and later channeled to the Instituto Nacional de Migración to determine their status in the country.

A total of 310 migrants from various nationalities received humanitarian aid in seven municipalities of Veracruz, Mexico, after being located by the Secretaría de Seguridad Pública and the Fuerza Civil. The migrants were found through the Operativo Cero Tolerancia and were provided with necessary care. They were subsequently referred to the Instituto Nacional de Migración to determine their status in the country.

A total of 310 migrants from various nationalities received humanitarian aid in seven municipalities of Veracruz after being located by elements of the Secretaría de Seguridad Pública and the Fuerza Civil. The migrants were found through the Operativo Cero Tolerancia in municipalities including Cuitláhuac, Alvarado, Ciudad Isla, Sayula de Alemán, Jesús Carranza, Coatzacoalcos, and Agua Dulce. They were provided with necessary attention and later channeled to the Instituto Nacional de Migración to determine their status in the country.

A total of 310 migrants from various nationalities received humanitarian aid in seven municipalities of Veracruz after being located by elements of the Secretaría de Seguridad Pública and the Fuerza Civil. The migrants were found through the Operativo Cero Tolerancia in municipalities including Cuitláhuac, Alvarado, Ciudad Isla, Sayula de Alemán, Jesús Carranza, Coatzacoalcos, and Agua Dulce. They were subsequently channeled to the Instituto Nacional de Migración to determine their status in the country.

A total of 310 migrants from various nationalities received humanitarian aid in seven municipalities of Veracruz after being located by elements of the Secretaría de Seguridad Pública and the Fuerza Civil. The migrants were found through the Operativo Cero Tolerancia in municipalities including Cuitláhuac, Alvarado, Ciudad Isla, Sayula de Alemán, Jesús Carranza, Coatzacoalcos, and Agua Dulce. They were provided with necessary attention and later referred to the Instituto Nacional de Migración to determine their status in the country.

A total of 310 migrants from various nationalities received humanitarian aid in seven municipalities of Veracruz after being located by elements of the Secretaría de Seguridad Pública and the Fuerza Civil. The migrants were found through the Operativo Cero Tolerancia in municipalities including Cuitláhuac, Alvarado, Ciudad Isla, Sayula de Alemán, Jesús Carranza, Coatzacoalcos, and Agua Dulce. They were provided with necessary attention and later referred to the Instituto Nacional de Migración to determine their status in the country.

A total of 310 migrants from various nationalities received humanitarian aid in seven municipalities of Veracruz after being located by elements of the Secretaría de Seguridad Pública and the Fuerza Civil. The migrants were found through the Operativo Cero Tolerancia in municipalities including Cuitláhuac, Alvarado, Ciudad Isla, Sayula de Alemán, Jesús Carranza, Coatzacoalcos, and Agua Dulce. They were provided with necessary attention and later referred to the Instituto Nacional de Migración to determine their status in the country.

A total of 310 migrants from various nationalities received humanitarian aid in seven municipalities of Veracruz after being located by elements of the Secretaría de Seguridad Pública and the Fuerza Civil. The migrants were found through the Operativo Cero Tolerancia in municipalities including Cuitláhuac, Alvarado, Ciudad Isla, Sayula de Alemán, Jesús Carranza, Coatzacoalcos, and Agua Dulce. They were provided with necessary care and subsequently referred to the Instituto Nacional de Migración to determine their status in the country.

A total of 310 migrants from various nationalities received humanitarian aid in seven municipalities of Veracruz after being located by elements of the Secretaría de Seguridad Pública and the Fuerza Civil. The migrants were found through the Operativo Cero Tolerancia in municipalities including Cuitláhuac, Alvarado, Ciudad Isla, Sayula de Alemán, Jesús Carranza, Coatzacoalcos, and Agua Dulce. They were provided with necessary attention and later channeled to the Instituto Nacional de Migración to determine their status in the country.

A total of 310 migrants from various nationalities received humanitarian aid in seven municipalities of Veracruz, Mexico, after being located by the Secretaría de Seguridad Pública and the Fuerza Civil. The migrants were found through the Operativo Cero Tolerancia and were provided with necessary care. They were subsequently referred to the Instituto Nacional de Migración to determine their status in the country. The municipalities involved include Cuitláhuac, Alvarado, Ciudad Isla, Sayula de Alemán, Jesús Carranza, Coatzacoalcos, and Agua Dulce.

A total of 310 migrants from various nationalities received humanitarian aid in seven municipalities of Veracruz after being located by elements of the Secretaría de Seguridad Pública and the Fuerza Civil. The migrants were found through the Operativo Cero Tolerancia in municipalities including Cuitláhuac, Alvarado, Ciudad Isla, Sayula de Alemán, Jesús Carranza, Coatzacoalcos, and Agua Dulce. They were provided with necessary attention and later referred to the Instituto Nacional de Migración to determine their status in the country.

A total of 310 migrants from various nationalities received humanitarian aid in seven municipalities of Veracruz after being located by elements of the Secretaría de Seguridad Pública and the Fuerza Civil. The migrants were found through the Operativo Cero Tolerancia and were provided with necessary attention. They were subsequently channeled to the Instituto Nacional de Migración to determine their status in the country.