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The front page of La Vanguardia features a mix of domestic and international news, with a strong focus on Spanish politics and current events. Top stories include the Spanish Prime Minister's handling of the Ceuta situation and his government's conflict with the judiciary. Economic news covers…
Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez appears isolated in Congress regarding the handling of the Ceuta situation and relations with Morocco, stating he has no evidence against Rabat but will be "contundent" if any emerges.
The legal proceedings related to Ceuta are intensifying the conflict between the Spanish government and the judiciary.
Volkswagen has approved a significant adjustment plan that includes approximately 50,000 job reductions, with the future of SEAT remaining uncertain.
The film 'Cronos' by Fernando González Molina brings to the cinema the emotional impact of the 2017 terrorist attacks in Barcelona and Cambrils, with a special screening at the Liceu honoring victims and first responders.
The lawyer for Lindsay Clancy has accused the jury of blocking a verdict and is urging the judge to remove them.
The Spanish government has managed to avert a funding boycott by Madrid, attempting to regain initiative.
Javier Milei has laid claim to the Falkland Islands, aiming to prevent the UK from exploiting the oil resources of the territory.
Following Donald Trump's potential return to power, 20% of central banks are relocating their gold reserves.
A study reveals that 53% of young people are indifferent to or distrustful of news, highlighting a disconnect with current events.
Hospitals are adapting their structures due to a protest by specialists who are refusing to work overtime.
The far-right political movement in Germany believes it is on the verge of governing the country.
The White House is employing video games, such as MAGA Arcade, to convey its immigration policies.
