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The front page of elDiario.es features a prominent story about a solar eclipse viewed from a hot air balloon, with accompanying video content. Other top stories include political news concerning the partner of regional president Ayuso, government discussions on minors in Ceuta, and international…
A solar eclipse was experienced from a hot air balloon at 3,000 meters, described as an immersive encounter with darkness. The story includes related video content about the total eclipse.
The company owned by the partner of regional president Ayuso has declared a profit of 300,000 euros from its sale to Alberto González.
Colombia is holding its breath 72 hours after an earthquake, with dwindling hope of hearing voices from the rubble.
Voters frustrated with the primary process are forcing the Democratic Party to consider a shift to the left.
The Mallorcan refuge of Robert Graves is highlighted in a story about a luxury hotel consuming 20,000 liters of water daily.
The government and autonomous communities are convening to discuss the care of minors in Ceuta, with Vox's stance receiving support from the PP.
Trump spokesperson Karoline Leavitt is departing the White House months before the midterm elections.
Margarita Robles is emphasizing her own profile and distancing herself from the Moncloa strategy amid the Ceuta crisis.
Pérez Llorca is using educational police inspections to oversee ideological neutrality in Valencian schools.
Eurovision will prevent countries involved in armed conflict from hosting the event, to avoid potential controversies.
The mayor of the Granada town of Trevélez is accused of awarding himself a municipal house with an option to buy.
Six models of glasses intended for viewing the solar eclipse on August 12th have been withdrawn due to the risk of eye injuries.
Information about the solar eclipse scheduled for 2027, including where it will be visible and what will happen in Spain.
A collection of photographs capturing the phenomenon of the solar eclipse.
Galicia experienced cloudy weather during the solar eclipse, leading to a frustrating experience described as a 'total trolling'.
Wednesday, August 12, 2026: 'La Promesa' and RTVE dominated ratings, with the solar eclipse broadcast achieving a historic record.
