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The front page of El Confidencial focuses heavily on Spanish domestic politics, particularly the relationship between Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez and the monarchy, as well as internal party dynamics within the PSOE and PP. Migration issues in Ceuta and sexual aggression cases are also prominent…
Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez is reportedly disregarding the King and escalating tensions with the Royal Palace, as part of a strategy originating from within his own government.
An analysis of the political situation in Ceuta, suggesting that despite ongoing issues, Pedro Sánchez's popularity is increasing according to polls.
Following a recent interview, the President is perceived to be more weakened, facing growing discontent from both coalition partners and his own party members.
Immigrants in Ceuta are establishing a new settlement, reportedly using street vending stalls as a means to consolidate their presence in the area.
Mayors from the Spanish Socialist Workers' Party (PSOE) are reportedly rebelling against the party leadership (Ferraz) and plan to attend rallies in support of the autonomous city of Ceuta.
The start of the school year for kindergartens has been postponed until September 28th, according to an announcement.
The Public Prosecutor's Office has escalated 23 ongoing cases related to sexual aggressions, with nine of these cases involving minors.
The 'lobby' sector is reportedly reacting against 'Prisas' and actions by 'ZP' (likely referring to a political figure) aimed at influencing a new government decree.
The General Council of the Judiciary (CGPJ) is anticipating another blockage concerning the renovation of crucial Supreme Court chambers that handle corruption cases.
The National Court has approved a search of a lawyer's residence in the Plus Ultra case, determining it was not his professional office.
Carlos Alcaraz has progressed in the US Open tennis tournament.
Live updates and news coverage of the flood disaster in Nepal.
Former US President Donald Trump reportedly discussed the sovereignty of the Falkland Islands with representatives from the United States and the United Kingdom.
Dan Driscoll has resigned from his position in the United States military.
Spain's meteorological agency (AEMET) has issued a warning about a return of high temperatures, with some areas expected to reach up to 43 degrees Celsius.
An update on the performance of the IBEX 35 and the broader stock market.
France and South Africa have reportedly made a significant historical advancement using laser technology.
NASA has identified a mysterious white spot in the desert region of Chile, potentially related to space observation.
A new law regarding property ownership allows neighbors to restrict access to communal areas like pools or garages.
Political commentator Gabriel Rufián has shared his critical review of the film 'The Beloved,' which stars Javier Bardem.
Meteorologist Roberto Brasero discusses the end of August with high temperatures and provides a weather forecast for the upcoming month of September.
According to an expert, Joseba Barrenengoa, the price of gasoline is anticipated to decrease in September.
Victoria Beckham's fashion brand has reported significant losses in the millions, despite apparently making a profit in 2026.
Actor Fernando Andina is reportedly battling cancer, with the series 'Sueños de Libertad' mentioned in relation to his situation.
A film by Tim Burton, originally released 20 years ago, is now available on Netflix.
The dates for the San Froilán festival in Lugo in 2026 have been announced, along with the first set of confirmed performers.
Bill Gates discusses major political parties, information, and reflects on the topic of Artificial Intelligence (AI).
Footballer Marcos Llorente shares insights on building effective habits while working rotating shifts.
An article discussing celebrities Aitana Sánchez-Gijón and Maxi Iglesias, potentially related to Trujillo and filming or events there.
