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The front page of elDiario.es features a prominent story on the financial dealings of Isabel Díaz Ayuso's partner. Other top stories cover the ongoing debate surrounding immigration policy with Italian Prime Minister Meloni, Iran's demands regarding the Strait of Hormuz, and domestic issues in…
The partner of Madrid's regional president, Isabel Díaz Ayuso, declared a distribution of 1.2 million euros in dividends and billed 710,000 euros through his consultancy firm, raising questions about the origin and nature of these transactions.
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni criticized Spain's approach to regularizing migrants, while simultaneously seeking to bring thousands of them to Italy under a program described as dysfunctional.
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez reportedly avoided a meeting with Giorgia Meloni and is in conflict with Italy, seemingly in an effort to appease other European Union members.
Iran has laid out six conditions for reopening the Strait of Hormuz and stated that it will not engage in negotiations with the United States if the latter fails to adhere to a peace agreement.
This story delves into the unresolved questions surrounding the purchase of an attic by the regional government led by Isabel Díaz Ayuso in the Chamberí district of Madrid.
The Civil Guard is investigating the violent death of Javier Sánchez, former general secretary of UAGA, and his wife in Tauste, Aragon.
Residents have organized makeshift camps to provide shelter and sustenance for women and children who arrived in Ceuta and faced severe hardship, including lack of food.
A report indicates that Spain possesses close to 8 million housing units that are not primary residences, accounting for 30% of the total housing stock.
This article provides a map and detailed information on how and where to view the solar eclipse on August 12, including visibility paths and timings for different municipalities.
The company Cosentino is facing repercussions from new US tariffs on quartz imposed by the Trump administration, leading to warnings about potential actions affecting employees.
A major fire in Ávila is presented as a catalyst to halt the development of large-scale farms, serving as a lesson learned from the disaster.
Authorities are investigating a homophobic assault on two 14-year-old girls in Benialí, where the attackers allegedly used derogatory slurs.
The postal service Correos has been sanctioned by the labor inspection after an employee suffered heatstroke and lost consciousness due to extreme temperatures.
