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The news on 20minutos.es primarily focuses on Spain's response to new Schengen border controls with Italy, migration patterns into Spain, and domestic Spanish affairs. Other stories include the potential for electric flights within Spain, a report on an invasive algae, and a crime story involving…
Spain has begun border checks for 199 passengers from third countries on the first day of reinstated border controls with Italy, following changes to Schengen regulations.
The Italian government has criticized Spain's decision to suspend Schengen, with a statement suggesting that Spanish Prime Minister Sánchez has over-dramatized the situation.
Brussels is reportedly attempting to mediate between Spain and Italy regarding the tensions arising from border control measures, emphasizing that the controls are temporary.
An opinion piece discussing King Felipe VI's visit to Ceuta, reflecting on the significance of the royal engagement with the Spanish enclave.
An analysis detailing the changing patterns of migratory flows towards Spain in the current year, illustrating how the closure of certain routes leads to the opening of others.
Aviation companies Volotea and Air Nostrum are investing in electric flight technology, exploring its potential for routes within Spain, such as Barcelona-Ibiza and Palma-Madrid.
An invasive Asian algae species continues to spread along the Andalusian coast, with experts stating that complete eradication is not feasible.
A psychological perspective explores the benefits and appeal of 'adult vacations,' suggesting reasons for their success beyond simply avoiding children.
The former general secretary of UAGA, Javier Sánchez, and his wife were found murdered by stabbing at their residence in Tauste.
A tax advisor, José Ramón López, provides guidance on how to file income tax returns, suggesting that taxpayers have the right to inspect the Treasury.
Astrophysicist Fernando Jáuregui discusses eclipses, suggesting that the most remarkable aspects are found in the surrounding environment rather than the sun itself.
