A Swedish woman named Moa experienced a six-month delay in her cancer diagnosis due to medical negligence, leading to a poor prognosis and highlighting deficiencies in the healthcare investigation.
Ildefons Cerdà, the engineer renowned for designing Barcelona's Eixample district, died in a Cantabrian spa during his final, centenary, and tumultuous journey.
A Spanish article reflects on the legacy of Ildefons Cerdà, the urban planner responsible for Barcelona's Eixample district, 150 years after his death, acknowledging the city's debt to his work.
For millennia, eclipses were seen not as spectacles but as political threats, leading to macabre rituals where kings sought substitutes to die, astronomers were executed for failed predictions, and sacrifices were made to restore light to the sky.
A project to build a new mosque in Seville's Polígono Sur, led by Khalid Nieto, faces strong opposition and protests from groups like Vox, who have engaged in various forms of resistance, including throwing pig's feet at the site.
Testimonies from two PSOE employees suggest the party's potential indictment in the 'fontanera' case, claiming Cerdán ordered ticket purchases for Leire Díez and authorized her access to Ferraz.
A judge in Spain's 'Koldo case' has expanded the financial investigation into Santos Cerdán's assets to include accounts belonging to his wife, daughter, sister, and brother-in-law. The UCO requested the expansion, alleging they also benefited from the key company Servinabar.
Spain's UCO has uncovered that the former PSOE 'number two', Cerdán, significantly increased his cash spending at Servinabar, totaling 323,000 euros over 10 years, and moved substantial 'cash' during the period when Ábalos was awarding contracts in Transportes, with Cerdán's wife also receiving 18,700 euros without working.
A Spanish politician named Cerdán is reportedly involved in a controversial real estate deal for a million-euro apartment near Madrid's Gran Vía, for which his wife, Paqui, had paid a deposit and planned extensive renovations.
The UCO (Central Operative Unit) has concluded that Cerdán had access to a significant amount of cash during the period when Ábalos served as a minister.
A mercantile company associated with Santos Cerdán's partner, Next Caliope Generation Innova, is alleged to have channeled five million euros in bribes to a high-ranking official in Ecological Transition and received 'illicit funds' from public company favors, linking the 'Sepi' and 'Forestalia' cases.
The PSOE has reported a 70% increase in earnings and significantly boosted its budget for executive compensation following a collegiate decision to replace Cerdán, declaring a surplus of 12.7 million euros.
Spain's UCO police unit discovered a handwritten agenda belonging to former PSOE organization secretary Santos Cerdán, containing notes that allegedly link him to kickbacks related to the public rescue of Tubos Reunidos.
Former socialist leader Cerdán recounts his version of events in his upcoming book, 'The Fall. Power, Narrative and Destruction in the Era of Political Judgment,' where he advocates for the presumption of innocence.
Former Spanish Prime Minister José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero's busy schedule included travels to China and Latin America, with multiple meetings with current ministers and officials.
The Public Prosecutor's Office has filed a complaint against a PSOE 'fixer,' a former SEPI chief, and an associate of Cerdán, investigating their involvement in four businesses: Mercasa, Enusa, ErriBerri, and Forestalia.
The R3 line is identified as the most severely impacted in the Rodalies railway network after five months of crisis, with ongoing cuts between Vic and Puigcerdà due to urgent works following the Gelida accident.
The PSOE (Spanish Socialist Workers' Party) has distanced itself from any irregularities, stating that 'no one knows what was happening in Santos Cerdán's office' and attributing any potential illegality to 'individual behaviors' of its former organization secretary.
Former socialist leader Santos Cerdán maintains his innocence, stating he neither orchestrated any plot nor engaged in illegal activities, defending himself against an imputation that places him at the head of an alleged scheme to deactivate judicial cases affecting the government and the PSOE.
Two meetings on July 6, 2021, involving the Council of Ministers and the Cerdán plot, symbolize the disparate but simultaneous activities of PSOE party members, with pension increases occurring alongside alleged 'kickbacks'.
Spanish politician Santos Cerdán allegedly asked 'Félix' (Bolaños) to nationalize Nervis Villalobos, a Venezuelan ex-vice minister, who was involved in a plot to target prosecutor José Grinda and sought Spanish nationality to avoid extradition to the US.
The leader of the Basque pro-independence left, Arnaldo Otegi, has reportedly endorsed Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez, criticizing the Guardia Civil, supporting Cerdán, backing the budget, and appearing in a photo against Nuñez Feijóo.
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has denied any knowledge of an alleged corruption scheme, stating he would not have tolerated the actions of those involved. He also maintained confidence in the director of the Civil Guard despite accusations against his lieutenant.
Among new literary releases, a book by Mexican author Dahlia de la Cerda, shortlisted for the International Booker, is highlighted, alongside a work by Slavenka Drakulić.
The Guardia Civil's Central Operative Unit (UCO) has concluded that the ultimate goal of the organization led by Santos Cerdán, involving Leire Díez, was to protect the PSOE and, directly or indirectly, certain members of the government and its president, Pedro Sánchez.
Five Mossos d'Esquadra officers were injured and three minors were detained during a protest to prevent the eviction of a family with four children in Cerdanyola Mataró, with police citing object throwing and housing unions alleging police violence.
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has stated he needs 'time to resist' and affirmed his intention to govern 'until 2027 and beyond,' while also distinguishing investigations against former Prime Minister Zapatero's family from those involving Ábalos and Cerdán.
New details have emerged in a corruption scandal involving a PSOE figure and the former SEPI president, with conversations linked to Cerdán. Guardia Civil commanders are reportedly frustrated as 'Sánchez's director' is implicated in intimidating agents. The PSOE leadership feels targeted by a concerted campaign, while Pedro Sánchez's brother seeks to nullify an investigation into his alleged crimes, claiming he was unaware of their illegality.
Ana María Fuentes, the manager of Spain's PSOE party, is under investigation for controlling party accounts since 2021 and was part of the interim leadership after Cerdán's fall, having previously held political positions and been linked to a training course investigation.
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Navarra President Chivite is defending her integrity and attacking UPN to distance herself from a scandal involving illegal adjudications and the reform of the Belate tunnels, denying any criminal indications.
The Barcelona City Council plans to dedicate a monument to singers Montserrat Caballé and Freddie Mercury, along with Ildefons Cerdà. This initiative is part of the city's broader efforts to promote public art.
Wiretaps revealed by CNN contradict former Portuguese Prime Minister António Costa and his friend Lacerda Machado, showing Costa was informed about the "extraordinary dynamic" of the Start Campus project on Christmas Eve 2022.
Francisca, the wife of Cerdán, remained silent during her appearance in the Senate, despite claims from El Corte Inglés cashiers who said they recognized her.
A monument dedicated to urban planner Ildefons Cerdà will be inaugurated in Barcelona's Plaça Universitat in the first half of 2027, with a €400,000 commission restricted to three renowned artists.
António Lacerda Sales, former Secretary of State for Health, emphasized that reforming INEM, Portugal's emergency medical service, requires valuing professionals through flexible hours, new organizational models, better salaries, and work-life balance.
Francisca Muñoz, the wife of Spanish Socialist leader Santos Cerdán, has once again avoided appearing before the Koldo commission, citing a medical report from Saturday indicating her inability to attend due to health reasons.
A dead-end street in Sant Andreu, named Cerdà, is revealed to be named after an old owner, having no connection to Ildefons Cerdà, the father of Barcelona's Eixample district.
Pope Leo XIV performed the traditional Holy Thursday rite of washing and kissing the feet of twelve priests, reenacting Jesus' gesture at the Last Supper, and urged Catholics to aid the oppressed, amidst mixed reactions to his more traditional Triduum.
The funeral for Tejero was held, marked by a mass with 21 priests, expressions of love for "the father" over the "harlot Church," and the playing of the Spanish national anthem before communion.
An investigation is underway into who connected Forestalia with Eugenio Domínguez, a former deputy director general of Environmental Assessment, who is suspected of facilitating the company's wind projects. Domínguez reportedly met with Antxon Alonso, owner of Servinabar and alleged partner of Cerdán.
A high-ranking official, Eugenio Domínguez, has been arrested for allegedly taking 5 million euros in bribes, with reports indicating he was protected by a former PSOE official, Cerdán, in 2018 upon Pedro Sánchez's arrival at Moncloa.
A Spanish minister, Aagesen, will analyze internal control issues favoring the company Forestalia, which were reported by the Civil Guard in connection with wind farm projects.
Researchers have identified and dated 2,000-year-old open-pit hydraulic mining structures, indicating that Romans sought gold in the Cerdanya region of Spain from the Segre river sediments.
The Occident Summerfest in Cerdanya concluded its fifth edition with more than 15,000 attendees, featuring sold-out performances by notable acts like Joan Dausà and La Ludwig Band.
A travel piece explores the south of Sardinia, the second-largest island in the Mediterranean, highlighting its pristine landscapes, cultural heritage, and the splendor of Cagliari.
Italian priests have written a letter criticizing Roberto Vannacci for referring to Saint Paul as a 'camerata' (comrade), urging him to respect the Holy Scriptures and not politically instrumentalize Church history.
The initial judge in the 'Leire case' has indicated that 'other people with a higher level of hierarchy in the PSOE's sewer network' may be involved, transferring the investigation into the alleged plot led by Cerdán to National Court Judge Santiago Pedraz.
A man has been arrested in Puigcerdà by the Mossos d'Esquadra on suspicion of attempted homicide after allegedly assaulting a minor with a bladed weapon.
Two employees from the PSOE's organization secretariat claim that Cerdán instructed payments for Leire Díez, who was known as the party's 'plumber' and had access to the headquarters' parking.
An Austrian millionaire's plane landed in Cerdanya without prior authorization, with the pilot informing of its arrival minutes before and the aircraft exceeding authorized size limits.
La Audiencia Nacional rastrea 323.000 euros de origen presuntamente irregular vinculados a la empresa Servinabar, que habrían financiado nóminas y gastos del entorno del ex dirigente socialista Leer
Spain's UCO police unit is investigating the financial dealings of politician Cerdán, using a car rental as an example of alleged payments from the company Acciona. The probe focuses on the flow of money between the company and the politician.
Spain's Central Operative Unit (UCO) suggests that Koldo García Cerdán ceased using his credit card upon the arrival of José Luis Ábalos at the Ministry, noting discrepancies between PSOE's expense reimbursements and Cerdán's bank movements.
Mercedes González, director of the Guardia Civil, has denied allegations of pressuring the UCO and stated that she is a victim of the Cerdán plot during her declaration as an investigated party before a National Court judge.
The upcoming Tour de France route through ten municipalities in Catalonia's Ripollès and Cerdanya regions, many of which are small villages, is anticipated to provide invaluable tourism promotion. Local officials describe it as an unparalleled marketing opportunity.
An article discusses the Society of Saint Pius X (Fraternidade Sacerdotal São Pio X), suggesting that by embracing worldly power, the elite forgot its flock and denied the very source of faith and grace it claimed to blindly defend.
Santos Cerdán presents his new book, 'La caída,' portraying himself as a victim of political persecution and hinting at the UCO's involvement in an 'attack' against him, without mentioning contract rigging or kickbacks.
Vicente Fernández, former president of SEPI until his dismissal, is described as a notary for Hirurok and acted as a collector for Santos Cerdán and a confidant for Leire Díez.
A car fell onto the R4 train tracks between Cerdanyola and Terrassa, forcing the suspension of train circulation; three of the four occupants exited the vehicle unassisted, while one received medical attention.
Former nationalist president Ortuzar reportedly met twice with the Santos Cerdán network to facilitate a €112.8 million SEPI bailout for Tubos Reunidos, with the corrupt group allegedly distributing €247,000 in illegal commissions.
A fire has broken out at a research center belonging to the Autonomous University of Barcelona (UAB) in Cerdanyola. Firefighters report favorable progress in extinguishing the blaze, which produced a large column of black smoke visible from various points, including the AP-7 highway.
The UCO (Central Operative Unit) has revealed that Santos Cerdán, former Secretary of Organization for the PSOE, authorized the party to pay for 'any travel' for Leire Díez for her 'plumbing' (fontanería), indicating a direct order from the secretary.
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez intends to quell internal criticism within the PSOE by presenting anti-corruption measures to the Federal Committee, adopted in the wake of controversies involving Ábalos and Cerdán. The reforms include diluting the power of the Organization Secretary and implementing dual controls for expense reimbursements.
Jesús Pérez Rodríguez-Urrutia, a board member of Tubos Reunidos, has resigned, citing availability issues, following an investigation into his meeting with Santos Cerdán regarding debt relief with Sepi for the company, which is currently in bankruptcy proceedings.
An agenda seized from 'fixer' Leire Díez reportedly documents her meeting with a 'plot' at Servinabar's headquarters, where they attempted to secure 29 public sector contracts, confirming her connection to the Navarrese company linked to Santos Cerdán.
Executives from Tubos Reunidos, who allegedly paid into the Cerdán plot, have been indicted, while the PNV party is pressuring the state to further alleviate the company's debt from a 112.8 million euro rescue.
Santos Cerdán, former Secretary of Organization for the PSOE, has denied all accusations against him, asserting that the objective is not to investigate crimes but to destroy individuals.
The Cerdanyola Neighborhood Association has condemned recent disturbances in the area and called on the city council to take urgent measures, also criticizing entities for creating division.
An investigation by the UCO (Central Operative Unit) has reportedly concluded that a clandestine operation within Spain's PSOE party was directed by Cerdán and Leire Díez to protect the interests of the Prime Minister.
A manifesto signed by personalities and entities is protesting the conversion of the Cerdanya Aerodrome into an airport, denouncing the 'opacity' in the procedure for transforming the facility.
La organización investigada por el 'caso Leire' se dedicó a intentar torcer voluntades de fiscales, policías y jueces bajo la batuta de Santos Cerdán Leer
Tens of thousands of people demanded the Spanish government's resignation over the weekend amidst corruption scandals involving the inner circle of Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez, with former Prime Minister José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero also under new investigation.
This article discusses the statue dedicated to Arturo Soria y Mata, the engineer and urban planner who created the design for Madrid's linear city. He is referred to as 'Madrid's Cerdà,' drawing a parallel to Ildefons Cerdà, who designed Barcelona's Eixample.
Photographer Bea Schulze, in collaboration with the Rambla de Catalunya merchants' association, unveils the unique inner courtyards of Barcelona's Eixample district, revealing uses different from Cerdà's original designs.
A significant forest fire broke out in the Bohemian Switzerland National Park in the Czech Republic, affecting an estimated ten hectares. Firefighters are actively battling the blaze, leading to an emergency declaration in the area.
Two former agents of Spain's National Intelligence Center (CNI) have testified that Leire Díez did not present herself as a journalist during a meeting against the UCO, and appeared to be speaking on behalf of a third party. The witnesses stated they did not know her identity at the time and she did not mention the Socialist Party or Santos Cerdán.
Francisca 'Paqui' Muñoz, wife of Santos Cerdán, remained silent during a Senate appearance and subsequently received a reprimand for her perceived "bad manners and discourtesy" towards the representatives. The incident drew criticism regarding her conduct in the parliamentary setting.
A recipe is provided for glazed pork tenderloin with honey and soy, served with roasted carrot cream and finished with lime zest and pistachios for added freshness and texture.
Former INEM President Sérgio Janeiro attributed constraints during the October and November 2024 strikes to structural issues, while former government official Lacerda Sales denied the episode defines the institution, as a parliamentary inquiry examines the 12 deaths, three linked to delays, that occurred during the 2024 strikes.
Francisca Muñoz, wife of Cerdán, has for the second time cited health reasons to avoid testifying in the Senate, where she was summoned on Monday afternoon.
The wife of Cerdán has been summoned again to appear before the 'Koldo case' commission in the Spanish Senate on Monday, after previously citing illness in December. The PP has ironically commented on her renewed availability.
Catalan police (Mossos) are advising extreme caution during Easter to prevent the spread of African Swine Fever, specifically warning against activities like walking, cycling, or feeding wild boars within a 20 km radius of Cerdanyola.
Acciona, a major construction company, is attempting to avoid indictment in the 'Koldo case' by submitting a report to Anticorruption, admitting to some irregularities and 'undetectable' modus operandi related to its 6.8 million euro payments to the investigated company Servinabar.
The United Nations Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination (CERD) has issued a warning that former US President Donald Trump's 'racist hate speech' is inciting serious human rights violations.
Čítate druhý článok zo série Epstein nebol sám Denníka N a Heroine Brazílčanka Marina Lacerda sa s mamou presťahovala do Spojených štátov, keď mala osem rokov.
Mexico's Secretariat of the Interior (Segob) has held meetings with priests, teachers, sugarcane growers, and agricultural producers in Michoacán to address various social problems in the region.
Guils Fontanera, a municipal Nordic ski resort in the Fontanera forest area of Guils de la Cerdanya, transforms into a picturesque landscape during the summer months, offering beautiful views from above.
The Alta Cerdanya region is digitizing its landscape in 3D to transform tourist visits to the Pyrenees. The "Les Muntanyes Catalanes" tool offers an immersive way to explore routes, heritage, and services before traveling.
Two Filipina domestic workers in Hong Kong have been acquitted of practicing illegal dentistry after their defense argued that authorities staged a 'show' during their arrests. Jucen Lihaylihay Naong and Rowena Marcaida Cerdina were cleared of the charges.
Maragda Farràs, director of the Entorns artists' residence in Mussa, guides a visit to La Muga, a splendid viewpoint in Cerdanya, where marmots, roe deer, and vultures can be observed, offering a natural escape from crowds.
Jaime Salmoreno, a Spanish priest from Torrejón de Ardoz, has released his debut album 'All is yours' after abandoning a promising career as an architect in New York to enter the seminary.
Barcelona's unique grandeur is attributed to the ongoing dialogue between rationality and creativity, exemplified by figures like Cerdà and Gaudí, and continuing with future urban planners.
The alleged hitman responsible for the fatal shooting of a minor in Barcelona's Pegaso Park has been arrested. The incident involved the death of a 15-year-old.
Mercedes González, the director of the Guardia Civil, has testified as an investigated party before a judge in the 'caso Cloacas' (Sewers case), denying allegations that she pressured the UCO (Central Operative Unit).
Club Vanguardia is holding a raffle for a trip to Sardinia, including round-trip boat travel, car/motorcycle transport, and a cabin for 2, 3, or 4 people.
The former PSOE organization secretary, Cerdán, has self-published a book detailing his isolation after being imputed, attributing his situation to negotiations with Junts and reiterating his innocence.
The article discusses the positions of the Priestly Fraternity of Saint Pius X (SSPX) as it faces a potential schism, with an appeal for them to reconsider their actions.
A Spanish judge has indicted 25 individuals, including the president of SEPI (State Society of Industrial Participations), in a corruption investigation. The probe centers on a scheme allegedly led by Leire Díez and Cerdán, with one witness claiming she was offered 250,000 euros for her silence.
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez dismissed corruption allegations involving specific individuals as isolated incidents, while Emiliano García-Page called for 'firewalls' and 'responsibilities' within the party. Óscar López defended the government's efforts against corruption.
The former president of Sepi, José Cerdán, reportedly signed an agreement to receive a 'success fee' from the state rescue funds allocated to the Basque company Tubos Reunidos, implying a scheme to profit from softening the rescue terms.
The 'Leire plot' reportedly managed meetings for the Basque company Tubos Reunidos with Cerdán, Ortúzar, and Torres, as the company paid former SEPI president Vicente Fernández for years to help secure a rescue during the pandemic.
The PSOE party has denied paying two invoices to a lawyer involved in the 'Cerdán plot' case, asserting that these payments were not part of their official accounting. The party stated it refused to pay the bills, which were reportedly outside their official financial records.
A document reveals a complaint from Leire to Santos Cerdán, expressing dissatisfaction that the Public Prosecutor's Office allegedly refused to manipulate legal cases in favor of the PSOE.
A judge in the 'Leire Díez case' has summoned Cerdán's lawyer for investigation on June 25, facing charges of revealing secrets, bribery, and crimes against state institutions.
Pope Leo XIV visited Barcelona to lead a mass at the Sagrada Familia, blessing its highest tower. The visit also included discussions on the cathedral's architectural legacy and the use of the Catalan language.
The team of the Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has ridiculed two members of his party, Leire Pajín and Óscar Puente (referred to as Cerdán in the headline, likely a typo or nickname), in an effort to distance them from a controversial statement made by Sánchez. The article describes Pajín as "brainless" and Puente as someone who "didn't know the M-30 codes," implying they were used as scapegoats to protect the president.
The UCO claims to have 'been able to verify' how Leire Díez and the former president of Sepi gave an impulse to this aid after the Plus Ultra pause. Read
Maria João Cerdeira, manager of Soalheiro, believes that the connection between the wine and textile industries can position Portugal at the forefront of sustainable luxury and regenerative industry.
Severe overnight disturbances erupted in Mataró's Cerdanyola neighborhood following an eviction, with groups of young people clashing with Mossos d'Esquadra using pyrotechnics and throwing objects.
Santos Cerdán, former Secretary of Organization for the PSOE, denied accusations in the 'Leire case,' stating there was 'neither blackmail nor anything of the sort' after signing in the Tafalla court.
Leire Díez, under investigation, reportedly received orders to 'clean everything' from Santos Cerdán, leader of a new alleged scheme by the PSOE targeting judges, prosecutors, and civil guards involved in investigations against the party.
A judge's order describes the alleged criminal organization involving the former Secretary of Organization of the PSOE, suggesting that Santos Cerdán made the PSOE's structure available to the criminal network.
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Hundreds of inmates in a Venezuelan prison have taken control of the facility and staged a rooftop protest, setting mattresses on fire to denounce alleged abuses and torture by authorities. They are demanding the removal of the prison director.
André Cerdini, the judge who calmly presided over the historic 1987 trial that convicted Nazi official Klaus Barbie of crimes against humanity, has died at the age of 96.
An opinion piece explores the historical and theological reasons behind the exclusion of women from priesthood, particularly in relation to Easter narratives and the roles of figures like Mary Magdalene and Thomas.
The municipality of Bagà, located on the border with Cerdanya, preserves a historical complex and unique traditions, embodying the medieval essence of Berguedà.
A group of foodie profiles gathered to highlight the value of Iberian pork, specifically promoting the 'Finura' brand, produced in León, and its new positioning: 'The taste of pleasure'.
The wife of PSOE's organizational secretary, Santos Cerdán, refused to testify in the Senate, attempting to leave the room citing health reasons, and protested being referred to as 'la Paqui'.
An architect, Diogo Lacerda, has been questioned in an inquiry regarding the costs and invoices for Portuguese Prime Minister Montenegro's house, having charged 21,800 euros on a single invoice in 2019. The Prime Minister has not yet been contacted by authorities for clarification.
Spain's Popular Party (PP) is pressing forward with the "Koldo case" investigation, with Zapatero's associate scheduled to appear before the inquiry commission on Thursday, followed by Cerdán's wife and SEPI leadership next week. The case involves allegations of corruption related to mask contracts.
Young Ukrainian rhythmic gymnasts are being hosted in Cerdanyola del Vallès, Spain, where they continue to train despite facing challenges like lack of light and cold in their war-torn home country.
Researchers have discovered that exosomes from pig semen can halt retinoblastoma, the most common childhood eye cancer, in mice. This finding could lead to new ophthalmic drops that save vision and open the door to new treatments.
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The Pentagon has requested an additional $200 billion to conclude the ongoing Iran war, raising concerns that even this substantial funding may not be sufficient for rearmament and resupply.
El descontento se extiende en la isla mientras el régimen intensifica la vigilancia y reprime cualquier intento de protesta: "La gente está desesperada por un cambio", cuenta el sacerdote Leer
Catalonia's Civil Protection will send an ES-Alert for strong winds, potentially exceeding 140 km/h, affecting Alt Empordà, Berguedà, Ripollès, and Cerdanya regions from Sunday morning to afternoon.
La nueva edición (Pepitas) acerca al lector en castellano la obra más emblemática del gran poeta valenciano del siglo XX, en la que retrata la vida cotidiana entre la Guerra Civil y la posguerra
The Spanish government is accused of concealing 156 reports requested by the PP, covering various topics from Begoña Gómez's trips to visits to Cerdán in prison, as well as issues like Huawei, Gibraltar, and CNIO.