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El Confidencial leads with the Spanish government's use of the National Security Law to manage a crisis in Ceuta, highlighting the legal complexities and political implications. Other prominent stories include internal PSOE party dynamics regarding succession debates, and Spain's request for EU…
The Spanish government is employing the National Security Law to manage a crisis in Ceuta, a move that bypasses congressional approval and highlights the urgency and legal complexities of the situation.
Seven challenging questions will confront Spanish ministers, touching upon the National Intelligence Center's responsibilities and allegations of abuse against minors.
A group of hackers has allegedly leaked the data of 70,000 Moroccan intelligence agents to Spain, coinciding with a period of diplomatic tension.
Spain has formally requested emergency financial assistance from Brussels to support the autonomous city of Ceuta.
Oscar Puente has sparked controversy within the PSOE party by initiating a debate on the party's succession, drawing sharp criticism from within.
A significant earthquake has struck Venezuela, causing widespread destruction to homes and resulting in casualties.
The conflict in Ukraine persists, with reports indicating the use of advanced Storm Shadow missiles.
Former US President Donald Trump is involved in a Supreme Court case concerning mail-in voting procedures.
Spanish wineries are in a critical situation due to a significant drop in consumer demand.
The article discusses Morocco's sovereignty claims over the Spanish territories of Ceuta and Melilla, set against the backdrop of an ongoing immigration crisis.
Information regarding the schedule for the 2026 Vuelta a España cycling event.
Spain is experiencing an unusual weather pattern with storms, cold fronts, and temperatures dropping significantly, according to AEMET.
The article reports on Barcelona's potential interest in hiring Hansi Flick as coach and other team-related player news.
NASA scientists have identified a massive iceberg in Greenland, comparable in size to the Spanish city of Ceuta.
A Netflix film titled '72 Hours' has maintained a position in the platform's Top 10 for four consecutive weeks.
A review or mention of a thriller film on Prime Video featuring Tamar Novas, revolving around a kidnapping plot.
Pop star Shakira is set to perform 12 concerts in Madrid, utilizing eight venues for the shows.
A fatal incident occurred on a road near Toledo, resulting in the death of a man.
Members of the Osborne family are in the process of liquidating assets, including company shares and titles, from their father's inheritance.
Singer Manuel Carrasco's business ventures have generated 10.6 million euros in revenue.
Neuroscientist Nazareth Castellanos shares insights on the relationship between injustice, anxiety, and brain function, specifically the amygdala and frontal cortex.
