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The front page of El País prominently features stories on the housing market in Spain, the ongoing crisis in Ceuta involving migration and political responses, and international news including the National Guard in Washington and a special report on a raid in New Jersey. There is also a piece on a…
Spanish housing prices have doubled over the past 12 years, with 48 consecutive quarters of increases, surpassing previous bubble peaks in 16 autonomous communities and seeing a more than 10% rise in the last year.
Seven ministers will present the first organized account of the Ceuta crisis, while the PP plans to accuse the government of avoiding the Senate and favoring the more controlled lower house.
An editorial arguing that Ceuta requires the support and intervention of the Spanish state.
The migratory crisis in Ceuta is perceived very differently across the city's neighborhoods, with one resident stating, 'They have stolen Ceuta from us overnight.'
The political figure Feijóo has generated controversy with his statements regarding confinement measures in Ceuta.
This week is crucial for addressing the health emergency in Ceuta, navigating political discourse and management challenges.
A year after President Trump deployed the National Guard, Washington D.C. is still adjusting to their presence.
The public figure known as 'El Pequeño Nicolás' is seeking to reclaim his public image and name.
A special report reconstructs the arrest of around fifty migrants in a New Jersey warehouse in 2025, detailing how months of detention and deportations have torn families apart.
An opinion piece by Timothy Garton Ash compares the race for AI development to the nuclear arms race, warning of potential catastrophic consequences.
