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Spain
The front page of La Vanguardia features a prominent story on the Spanish government accelerating the return of migrants amid suspicions of illegal expulsions. Other domestic news includes an investigation into irregularities in aid for young people by DGAIA, concerns about the electricity market…
The Spanish government is speeding up the process of returning migrants to their countries of origin, reportedly due to suspicions of illegal expulsion practices in Ceuta.
The Public Prosecutor's Office is investigating potential irregularities in the distribution of aid to young people who were previously under the care of the DGAIA (General Directorate for Child and Adolescent Care).
Italy is concerned that Spain might respond with reciprocal measures following the suspension of Schengen agreements, indicating potential diplomatic tensions over migration policy.
Real estate businesses have generated over 500 million euros by leveraging artificial intelligence (AI) in their operations.
Twenty years after the devastating Empordà fires, the forest remains polluted, highlighting the long-term environmental consequences and the strain on firefighting capacities.
Anti-blackout measures in the electricity market are reportedly hindering small energy suppliers, with Holaluz facing its second rehabilitation proceeding in seven years.
A total solar eclipse has been observed to affect animal behavior.
Japan has intervened in the yen market alongside the US for the first time in 15 years in an attempt to halt its depreciation.
