On Thursday, September 24, Spain's media highlighted public outrage over the eviction of an 87-year-old retiree from her home in Madrid. The woman had lived in the property for 70 years, and her removal sparked widespread criticism, with many questioning the fairness of such actions, especially against elderly residents. The incident has raised concerns about housing policies and the treatment of vulnerable populations in Spain. Meanwhile, in New York, Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez met with Zohran Mamdani, the mayor of New York City, during the United Nations General Assembly. The meeting took place on the sidelines of the larger UN event, where world leaders typically discuss global issues such as climate change, international security, and development. While the specific topics of their conversation were not disclosed, such meetings often focus on diplomatic relations and shared challenges. In another development, a new proposal was unveiled by the "Council for Peace" regarding the situation in Gaza. The council, which includes representatives from various international organizations and peace advocates, aims to mediate conflicts and promote stability in regions affected by war. The new plan for Gaza seeks to address humanitarian concerns and pave the way for a lasting ceasefire, though details remain unclear at this time. Lastly, the Nations League, a competitive football (soccer) tournament involving national teams from Europe and South America, is set to begin this evening. The event, organized by UEFA, brings together teams in a series of matches that determine rankings and qualification for future international competitions. Fans around the world are eagerly awaiting the start of the tournament, which promises to be a highlight of the sports calendar.