18/12/2011 
Noticias
- Detenido en Ibiza un finlandés con una orden europea de detención por cometer fraudes mediante 'vishing'
Agentes de la Unidad de Droga y Crimen Organizado (UDYCO) de la Policía Nacional de Ibiza han llevado a cabo la detención de un ciudadano finlandés con una Orden Europea de Detención y Extradición (OEDE), emitida por las autoridades finlandesas, por «supuestos delitos económicos cometidos mediante el fraude conocido como 'vishing'», detalla la Policía Nacional a través de un comunicado. Según continúan explicando, el detenido, identificado como responsable de una serie de estafas económicas, habría utilizado el método conocido como vishing, una modalidad de fraude que combina la ingeniería social con la suplantación de identidad a través de llamadas telefónicas, para levar a cabo los fraudes. Mediante esta técnica, el individuo se hacía pasar por representante de entidades financieras de confianza, como bancos o empresas de servicios, para así obtener claves de acceso a cuentas bancarias de sus víctimas. Las investigaciones realizadas por la Policía Nacional, en colaboración con las aut - Esta es la administración de Baleares que validó un boleto premiado de la Bonoloto de este martes
La combinación ganadora del sorteo de la Bonoloto celebrado este martes, 23 de septiembre, ha estado formada por los números 42, 16, 35, 04, 02, 23. El número complementario es el 41 y el reintegro, el 2. La recaudación ha ascendido a 2.616.132,50 euros. El sorteo de este martes ha dejado un premio de más de 50.000 euros en Mallorca. De Primera Categoría (seis aciertos) no existen boletos acertantes, por lo que con el bote generado que se pondrá en juego en el próximo sorteo de Bonoloto un único acertante podría ganar 2.400.000,00 euros. De Segunda Categoría (cinco aciertos + Complementario) existen tres boletos acertantes, que han sido validados en la Administración de Loterías número 8 de Orihuela, en la número 7 de Palma (ubicada en la venida de Argentina), con un premio total de 53.779 euros, y en la número 3 de Valladolid. - Free parsols for tourists arriving at Ibiza airport
Ibiza Airport has launched an innovative circular economy initiative that allows umbrellas left behind by passengers at security checkpoints or check-in counters before leaving the island to be reused. According to Aena, ‘these items are selected and, if they are in good condition, they are transferred to the baggage claim area’. With this initiative, the airport offers arriving passengers the opportunity to pick up a free umbrella, promoting the reuse of resources and waste reduction. - Two migrant minors report alleged rape on a boat that arrived in Ibiza
Two migrant women who arrived in Ibiza on Friday in a small boat have reported that they were allegedly sexually assaulted by two men travelling on the same boat, according to official sources. The National Police confirmed to Periódico de Ibiza y Formentera that the victims are two minors who were allegedly sexually assaulted during the crossing. Both young women were taken to Can Misses Hospital, where they received emergency medical attention. At present, officers are continuing their investigation to clarify the facts and determine who is responsible. In this regard, according to information obtained by this newspaper, statements were taken from the young women on Saturday as an investigation is underway. Apparently, one of the latest boats to arrive in the Pitiusas Islands also carried a pregnant woman and other minors. - UIB Ibiza opens its new academic year and recognises its new graduates
On Friday morning, the University of the Balearic Islands’ Ibiza campus hosted a formal ceremony to mark the start of the new academic year and recognise students who had recently graduated.Following the rector’s welcome address, Wessal Baitar, one of the students being recognised during the ceremony, delivered a speech on behalf of her fellow students. During her speech, she referred to her emotional university experience and said that it was now coming to ‘an end that is, in reality, a new beginning’, as a new chapter in the lives of these recent graduates is about to begin in the world of work. Once the young woman had finished, students from the Business Administration, Law and Primary Education courses were recognised. Dressed in their finest attire, the students from the different courses were named one by one and listened as the room broke into applause to acknowledge their efforts. Geographical difficulties Once the recognition ceremony for those completing their university studies had conclud