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The news on elDiario.es focuses heavily on Spanish domestic politics, particularly concerning the Supreme Court's actions regarding the 'ley nietos' (grandsons law) and accusations against the government. Other significant stories include developments in the Begoña Gómez case, a report on the PISA…
The Supreme Court is opening a new legal challenge against the government just before the judicial year begins, related to the 'ley nietos' and accusations of manipulating the census.
A new PISA report indicates a significant drop in Spain's performance, with attention and educational outcomes declining even among high-income students.
The Popular Party (PP) is reinterpreting the Supreme Court's decision on the 'ley nietos' to fuel accusations of electoral fraud.
Josep Lluís Trapero has resigned from his position as Director General of the Mossos d'Esquadra after serving for two years.
A preliminary hearing has concluded, bringing an end to the contentious investigation by Judge Peinado into the case involving Begoña Gómez.
Inditex has reported its highest-ever semi-annual profit, earning 2.98 billion euros, with a 7% growth in revenue.
Ceuta has avoided transferring migrant minors to Andalusia following an agreement with regional president Moreno, to avoid harming the PP's strategy.
The PISA report suggests that the issue is not screen time itself, but a general lack of attention which is torpedoing students' performance.
The United States and Iran have increased their attacks on each other as oil prices continue to rise.
Elon Musk has described artificial intelligence as a 'nuclear bomb for democracy', warning of its potential dangers at an event in Venice.
The German state of Saxony-Anhalt, influenced by the AfD party, is reportedly becoming a testing ground for a plan involving mass deportations.
Donald Trump has congratulated the far-right AfD party on its victory in Saxony-Anhalt, attributing it to dissatisfaction with current immigration policies.
An article about the viral humor duo Alpilpil, focusing on their comedic style.
An illegal barn used for weddings has been sanctioned by the regional government, linked to the business activities of a PP president in Burgos.
A podcast episode discussing the surprising presence and influence of socialists in the United States political landscape.
Victims of international abuse are demanding justice, urging Argentina to expedite a case involving alleged exploitation by Opus Dei.
Spain's meteorological agency (AEMET) has issued warnings for adverse weather conditions, including heavy rain, in the Mediterranean region.
An article about an exhibition in Valencia featuring the work of feminist writer Sophie Lewis, discussing whether she is a misogynist.
An article discussing archaeological sites in northern Spain that have remained hidden from the public since 1965 and are now considered important.
Information related to the archaeological discoveries made by Isabel Perelló.
A brief mention of the September 11th holiday.
Analysis of TV ratings for September 7, 2026, showing 'El Hormiguero' as the leader while other shows experienced viewership drops.
A travel piece featuring a 12th-century castle in Valladolid with views of the Cantabrian coast.
A heartwarming story about a large rescue dog named Bruno who was saved from the rain and is now seeking a loving home.
