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The front page of elDiario.es focuses heavily on the ongoing wildfires in Madrid and Ávila, with the government declaring a national emergency and requesting EU and military assistance. Other top stories include a political document from the executive of Ayuso requesting national emergency status…
The Spanish government has declared a national emergency in the Community of Madrid and Ávila due to the ongoing wildfires, warning of a critical day to prevent the fires from converging.
A letter from the executive of Isabel Díaz Ayuso requested the Spanish government to declare a national emergency to control the wildfires in Madrid.
Spain is seeking assistance from the European Union and has deployed approximately 1,000 military personnel to help combat the wildfires in Madrid and Ávila, as well as other affected communities.
The Spanish Interior Ministry has assumed leadership of the efforts to control the forest fires affecting Madrid and Ávila.
Donald Trump has announced the imposition of new tariffs affecting goods from 80 different countries, indicating a significant shift in international trade policy.
The Spanish Congress has definitively approved a measure for Social Security mutualists that excludes retirees.
The Spanish government and its coalition partners are working together to block attempts by the PP and Vox parties to obstruct the regional debt quota.
An assistant to Begoña Gómez has filed a complaint alleging unjustified retention of her passport.
For the second time, Congress has rejected the deficit path, with a vote from PP, Vox, and Junts giving the government a free hand on the budget.
The 'Judges for Democracy' association has accused the General Council of the Judiciary (CGPJ) of corporatism for approving a forced transfer with an 11-10 vote.
A photogallery showcasing the severe wildfires currently affecting the regions of Madrid and Ávila.
Citizens across Europe will have the opportunity to vote on the design of the new euro banknotes, which will be circulated by the European Central Bank.
Information and a map detailing the visibility of the solar eclipse scheduled for August 12th, including the precise timings for different municipalities.
The Musikenes institution has suspended a harp professor who is facing accusations of harassment from numerous students.
Eurostat has released data on employment and unemployment rates across the European Union.
José Miguel Contreras discusses the challenges of talent acquisition for 'La Séptima' and expresses hope that Javier Ruiz might join TVE.
The Ministry of Labour and the Ministry of Economy have reached an agreement to implement a working hour registration system in September, aiming to address previous objections.
A feature on a historic monastery in Galicia, constructed between the 12th and 18th centuries, highlighting its significance as part of Spain's monumental heritage.
Renfe, the Spanish national railway company, has confirmed that dogs will still be permitted to travel on its trains.
A recipe for a potato and tuna cake, recommended for preparation in advance and serving cold during hot weather.
Information regarding the payment dates for July 2026 pensions and details on when the funds will be deposited into bank accounts.
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Report on TV audiences for Thursday, July 23, 2026, noting that an interview with Javier Ruiz and Zapatero on RTVE led the morning programming.
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An article discussing the legal aspects of dismissals due to lateness, detailing errors that can invalidate sanctions.
Details on the forest fires in Madrid, including evacuations and the declaration of a national emergency.
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