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The front page of EL PAÍS features top stories on Spain's energy policy, border security with Morocco, and international news. It also includes a piece on an environmental incident in Argentina and a cultural interview. The domestic focus is evident in the lead stories regarding the Almaraz…
The Spanish government has authorized the extension of the Almaraz nuclear power plant's operational life until June 2030, citing the ongoing crisis in the Middle East as a reason, while maintaining the closure schedule for other plants until 2035.
The price of diesel has increased more than gasoline due to attacks on Russian refineries and rising demand, with energy price hikes threatening to persist even after the anti-crisis shield ends.
Morocco has deployed hundreds of police and military personnel to its border in response to calls for a new mass irregular migration crossing, with Spain increasing its security forces in Ceuta.
Migrants who arrived in Ceuta by swimming are fearing deportation following the Spanish Foreign Minister's announcement of cooperation with Morocco, raising concerns in the autonomous city.
Antonio Maíllo criticizes Morocco's actions, calling them criminal and resulting in deaths, suggesting a need to re-evaluate the entire situation regarding border control and migration.
A driver has damaged Pampa del Leoncito, a natural treasure in northern Argentina, with the accused claiming ignorance of the driving prohibition; the damage is estimated to take a century to reverse.
Norwegian author Nina Lykke discusses the complex mother-child relationships in her latest novel, 'Where Are the Adults?', highlighting a perceived lack of parental authority in Norway.
