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The front page of elDiario.es features a mix of domestic and international news. Domestically, the focus is on Spain's poor performance in the PISA rankings, attributed to screen time, and ongoing political and judicial investigations, including those related to the Ceuta crisis and Begoña Gómez…
Spain has seen a significant drop in the PISA rankings, with students experiencing difficulties reading texts over 400 words, a problem attributed to excessive screen time.
Judge María Tardón has indicated that she will investigate the government's response to the alerts received during the Ceuta crisis.
Racist harassment and hate speech are a growing concern in Ceuta, with the threat of escalation reported.
The far-right has secured a historic electoral victory in Saxony, Germany, a result that has significant implications for the political landscape of Europe.
The government of Isabel Díaz Ayuso has postponed for a week the decision on whether to accept offers for a penthouse in Madrid's Chamberí district.
The significant electoral success of the far-right in Germany is sending ripples across the European continent.
Teachers in Barcelona are on strike, causing disruptions by blocking major roads like the C-58 in Sant Quirze del Vallès.
Israeli ultra-right minister Itamar Ben Gvir has urged Prime Minister Netanyahu to recognize the Falkland Islands as occupied Argentine territory.
Recent findings provide new evidence that an iconic Spanish Civil War photograph, previously attributed to Robert Capa, was actually taken by Gerda Taro.
Bolaños and Aldama have been summoned to a preliminary hearing as part of a defamation lawsuit.
Judge Juan Carlos Peinado has called Begoña Gómez for a final preliminary hearing before potentially bringing her to trial.
Spain is struggling to comply with recycling regulations, falling behind other regions in its waste management efforts.
An investigation into public funds allocated to Formula 1 in Catalunya reveals potential conflicts of interest and 'revolving door' practices.
Donald Trump has reportedly altered his claims, referring to Mexico as 'New Mexico' and offering definitions related to the Strait of Hormuz.
This blog post discusses the controversial welcome given to a Serbian war criminal, framed as a 'hero'.
Spain's economic growth rate is reportedly exceeding that of the United States, pending confirmation from the next PIB revision.
The Eiffel Tower was closed on Monday due to protests by religious extremists who demanded women be veiled.
An exploration of map projections reveals that standard world maps do not accurately represent country sizes, with Spain's actual dimensions being a surprise.
A significant and rapid change in weather is expected across Spain, with a sharp drop in temperatures following an extraordinary heatwave.
Despite a drop in temperatures, Madrid remains under a yellow alert with highs expected to reach 38 degrees Celsius.
The BepiColombo mission, Europe's first to Mercury, is providing crucial data about the planet.
