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The front page of elDiario.es features prominent stories on Spain's 'Law of Grandchildren' and its legal implications, with one headline stating the formula for granting nationality questions the Supreme Court's application of the law. Another story highlights beneficiaries of the law expressing…
The article discusses how the method used to grant nationality under the 'Law of Grandchildren' is being questioned by the Supreme Court, contrasting its application with a previous instance in 2008.
Individuals benefiting from the 'Law of Grandchildren' assert their Spanish identity and question the need for further restrictions from the Supreme Court.
The Congress has approved a law to nationalize Sahrawi people, facing criticism from the Moncloa over Morocco's position on the matter.
The Prosecutor General cautioned against confusing legitimate criticism of the justice system with systematic disqualification.
The former director of the Civil Guard has denied pressuring the UCO and denounced a culture of leaks within the body.
The European Central Bank (ECB) has increased interest rates by 0.25% to 2.5%, citing price increases and the war in Iran as factors.
Leading AI experts express concerns that artificial intelligence could lead to a loss of control and pose a threat to humanity.
The Madrid Metro will extend the operating hours of its circular line to 24 hours on weekends, though it will not run with drivers.
The Community of Madrid plans to extend Metro Line 10 to Alcorcón and Móstoles, after having previously rejected the proposal for six months.
Applications for the Imserso 2026-2027 travel program are now open, offering a flat rate of 50 euros for applications submitted starting Monday.
Spain will revert to winter time this autumn, with the clock change scheduled to take place.
Consumer organization Facua has criticized the Formula 1 event's policy that prohibits attendees from bringing their own food and drink into the venue.
A new recycling system is being implemented where consumers receive 10 cents for returning empty plastic containers.
A neurologist advises that while Omega 3 supplements may aid memory, preventing cognitive decline requires a comprehensive, multifaceted approach.
Information on the requirements, prices, and permitted dimensions for traveling with a bicycle on Renfe trains.
An opinion piece by Javier Pérez Royo arguing that judges are subject to criticism.
An opinion piece by Carlos López-Keller criticizing a decision related to the 'Law of Grandchildren'.
A piece discussing the Republican convention under Trump, describing it as having the 'aroma of a cult' focused on saving the US from perceived sin and alliances with communists and Islamists.
The article analyzes the lasting impacts of 9/11, linking it to Trump's politics, Islamophobia, and migratory repression, alongside the millions of deaths in the wars on terror.
Breaking news indicates the resignation of the Chief of Staff from the Government Delegation in Ceuta.
