Sánchez's Countdown: A paralyzed Congress with fewer laws than ever while… ↗
Front page leadThe Spanish Congress is paralyzed, passing fewer laws than ever before, while President Sánchez relies heavily on decrees, setting a new record.
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The front page of El Mundo features a mix of domestic Spanish news and international affairs. Key domestic stories include political developments regarding Congress and President Sánchez, an ongoing investigation into a notorious case, and an energy project by Repsol. International news covers a…
The Spanish Congress is paralyzed, passing fewer laws than ever before, while President Sánchez relies heavily on decrees, setting a new record.
A story about domestic workers, where one woman expresses her inability to stop working due to age and social security issues.
Morocco is strengthening its military and technological ties with the United States, creating a potential crisis for Spain regarding the territory of Ceuta.
A shooting incident in Isla Cristina, Huelva, resulted in three deaths, including a pregnant woman, with suspected links to drug trafficking.
This is the second part of a story about a man in Galicia who killed four neighbors over a dispute about oak trees, with chilling threats made.
Repsol's new, largest wind farm is facing significant financial challenges, resulting in a loss of nearly 300 million euros.
An analysis of potential Democratic candidates who might challenge Donald Trump in the upcoming US presidential elections.
A news item or feature related to the actress Hayden Panettiere.
A story related to Ozempic, likely focusing on its health or lifestyle implications.
A news piece or profile on Mariló Montero, a Spanish television personality.