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The front page of elDiario.es highlights a dispute between the Spanish government and Vivas regarding the response to the crisis in Ceuta. Other top stories include international tensions with Iran and Trump, a crisis in Ceuta involving migrants, a corruption case involving Villarejo, and domestic…
The Spanish government attributes the delay in responding to the Ceuta crisis to a lack of collaboration from Vivas, stating that new facilities will accommodate over 1,500 people.
The PSOE in Ceuta is reportedly reopening internal divisions, raising questions about the relationship between its parliamentary group and the older executive leadership.
The sanitary crisis in Ceuta is not contained in hospitals but is worsening in the streets, with many migrants experiencing deteriorating conditions.
Iran is challenging a volatile Trump as the nuclear deal between Tehran and Washington expires, indicating escalating international tensions.
An unidentified attack in the Strait of Hormuz has resulted in the death of an individual aboard a merchant vessel heading towards Oman.
The judiciary has suspended a judge who is set to stand trial this Tuesday in the Villarejo case due to his previous position at BBVA.
The controversy surrounding Ayuso's penthouse is amplified by the fact that she did not require an official residence for 10 months prior to the elections.
The escalating competition in the electric car industry is significantly altering the global economic landscape.
The intense heat continues with 'tropical nights' where temperatures do not drop significantly, affecting sleep and public health.
An analysis of the judicial suspension of a judge in the Villarejo case, examining its implications and the judge's prior role at BBVA.
The Valencian Community is experiencing a significant heatwave, with forecasts suggesting it could be the hottest August since 1950.
Israeli Minister Ben Gvir is reported to have called for the killing of 30 to 40 people each night in Gaza, sparking international concern.
A large crater in Liébana, Spain, caused by dry ground, poses a threat to the future of the valley.
Favorable rains have enabled effective firefighting efforts overnight for the fire in Riglos.
The PP government in the Valencian Community has increased protected housing prices by 16.7% over several years, significantly raising the cost of newly built homes.
La Séptima announces new signings Alba Carrillo and Marta Márquez, marking their debut in a first-tier program.
Jam Albarracín, known for his role as a pharmacy guard, has passed away at the age of 66.
The ancient human aspiration of achieving immortality is explored, with the piece delving into its pursuit as a potential reality.
Practical advice on how to clean blinds effectively, removing ingrained dirt to restore their appearance.
An administrator explains whether renouncing a community fee can exempt it from being declared in income tax, considering the collective interest.
Sports journalist Josep Pedrerol discusses the move of his program 'El Chiringuito' from Mediaset to Atresmedia, clarifying it was a strategic decision, not financial.
A report on television audience ratings for Monday, August 17, 2026, indicating 'Grand Prix' on RTVE led the ratings.
The High Court of Justice of Andalusia confirms that the dismissal of a worker who reported workplace harassment was null and void.
A special cinematic release of Harry Potter is planned for its 25th anniversary, featuring previously unseen material.
