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The front page of EL PAÍS features a prominent live video of a parliamentary session and leads with a political dispute between Feijóo and Sánchez regarding the situation in Ceuta and immigration, with the government releasing documents on migrant entries. Another major story discusses the…
Political leaders Feijóo and Sánchez are in a heated exchange over the handling of immigration and the security of Ceuta, with the government releasing 40 documents related to mass migrant entries.
Personal accounts from Ceuta describe aggressive and discriminatory incidents faced by individuals amidst confusion surrounding immigration.
The Spanish government expresses strong disagreement with a Supreme Court decision regarding the 'grandchildren law,' which they believe is an electoral engineering tactic.
Individuals affected by the Supreme Court's ruling on the 'grandchildren law' express frustration over the perceived creation of different classes of citizens regarding voting rights.
An analysis explains the key aspects of the Supreme Court's decision regarding the 'grandchildren law' and its impact on the voting rights of Spaniards abroad.
Many applicants for Spanish nationality are facing dashed hopes due to the significant delays and collapse within the consular network.
A video report details the ongoing conflict between the judiciary and the executive branches concerning the controversial 'grandchildren law'.
A video explains the voting rights of individuals who have acquired or are in the process of acquiring Spanish nationality.
The PISA report reveals that students from wealthier backgrounds are showing a greater decline in language and mathematics performance compared to their less affluent peers.
This article highlights the regions of Madrid, Castile and León, and Asturias as top performers in the PISA report, attributing their success to socioeconomic factors and specific educational strategies.
A PISA report indicates that Spanish students are increasingly using AI for their studies, yet this trend is not correlating with improved academic performance.
An analysis examines the significant decline in Spain's educational outcomes over the past 25 years, as reflected in the PISA report.
