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The front page of elDiario.es focuses heavily on domestic Spanish issues, particularly immigration and political appointments, with a significant emphasis on the government's policies regarding migrants in Ceuta. International news includes the US Army Secretary's resignation and events in Italy…
The Spanish government is increasing the number of places for migrants in Ceuta within a week and is not considering their transfer to the mainland, investing 21.5 million euros to strengthen public services and desalination plants.
Over two years, judicial appointments have solidified conservative control within the higher echelons of the courts, evidencing the significant influence of the conservative APM association with 27% of judges.
This chronicle discusses the situation of Pedro Sánchez regarding Morocco, highlighting his solitary stance.
This story details the plight of Sudanese migrants in Ceuta, facing war back home and uncertain asylum prospects, highlighting their hope to stay in Ceuta.
A podcast episode discussing the situation in Ceuta and Morocco, exploring different perspectives and theories after one month.
Dan Driscoll, the US Army Secretary, has resigned, increasing concerns about a leadership vacuum amid the ongoing conflict with Iran.
Matteo Salvini, the Italian far-right minister, is experiencing an internal rebellion within his party, potentially leading to a significant setback.
This story discusses the Madrid transport pass and the conditions related to residency registration (Padrón) for young people to access it.
This article explores Repsol's involvement and the influence of a magnate in a deal concerning Venezuela and Trump.
Nerea Pérez de las Heras's book 'Amor' tells the story of how an accident changed her life and body.
Fast fashion giant Shein's stock fell 10% on its debut on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, indicating a delayed and difficult market entry.
The government is set to approve the Marco Statute on Tuesday, aiming to resolve ongoing conflicts with medical professionals.
An analysis of Donald Trump's actions regarding an Iranian island, suggesting it reveals his ineptitude.
This article critically examines the glorification of genocide by figures like Mladic and Netanyahu, linking it to concepts of Greater Serbia and Greater Israel.
An unusual invasion of raccoons in the Sierra de Mallorca is described, highlighting their initial appeal and the problems they cause.
An investigation into the murder of Tupac Shakur points to Duane 'Keffe' D. Davis as potentially orchestrating the shooting.
Information regarding discounts on gasoline and diesel prices starting September 1st.
Details about a significant European LIFE project focused on the unique Spanish wetlands.
The popular Hobonichi Japanese agendas have sold out on their first day of availability, drawing comparisons to 'The Hunger Games'.
Toño Fraguas has joined elDiario.es, contributing to the growth of the morning newsletter and podcast.
Lionel Messi has announced his retirement from the Argentina national team, citing a sense of emptiness.
Workers at Airbus are continuing their indefinite strike, rejecting the company's ultimatum to resume negotiations.
A calendar for September 2026, listing public holidays and important dates.
This article explains a deposit-return system for empty plastic containers, where customers pay an extra 10 cents per container.
Novak Djokovic was emotionally seen off after his unexpected first-round exit from the US Open.
A report on the television ratings for Monday, August 31, 2026, comparing various programs.
