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The front page of elDiario.es features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include an investigation into alleged corruption in Ceuta involving contracts for the care of minors, and election results from Sweden. Other domestic news covers an accident on the Madrid Metro, police…
An investigation reveals that official Vivas awarded two lucrative contracts for the care of minors to close relatives of trusted officials, raising concerns about potential corruption.
The Social Democrats have won the Swedish elections, with the left-wing bloc achieving a slim majority, according to exit polls. The story also includes an analysis of how Sweden has changed.
This story details the salaries of public employees in Spain, including professionals like doctors, judges, and teachers.
A train accident on the Madrid Metro has caused significant disruption, affecting a large portion of Line 9.
The article discusses the crucial transition period for adolescents moving to a new high school and the challenges they face.
Internal Affairs is verifying the existence of a police corruption network denounced by an inspector, involving millions of 'emparedados' (imprisoned people allegedly used in schemes).
Authorities in Mexico are investigating the murder of a 21-year-old Spanish student.
The recent increase in the minimum wage is being centered on a reform that aims to absorb existing bonuses and complements.
The organization of the Formula 1 event in Madrid is criticized for prioritizing the event itself ('eventification'), leaving local residents with noise issues.
The TV show 'Salvados' features an encounter with Fernando Garrido, an ex-terrorist responsible for a family's death, discussing his deserved punishment.
Russian investors paid 3.7 million euros to a Murcian company for the construction of a hospital in a town associated with Pérez Llorca.
Four major AI companies have called for a pause in the development of advanced AI, while Donald Trump dismisses the associated risks.
Alma Bollo has exited the reality show 'Supervivientes All Stars' for medical reasons, leading to the first nominations.
This article discusses the public holiday celebrated on September 15th.
The earliest known fossil footprints of a carnivorous mammal, dating back 50 million years, have been discovered in Antarctica.
A description of a dolmen discovered in 1956, featuring an oval shape and containing 13 slabs and rich archaeological artifacts.
Information regarding the change to winter time, which will occur in 2026.
Applications for the Imserso program for the 2026-2027 season will open on Monday, offering trips at a flat rate of €50.
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Minister Bolaños is appealing the dismissal of his complaints against Judge Peinado, accusing the Judicial Power of 'corporatism'.
Ester Muñoz accuses the government of inciting 'invasions' in Ceuta and suggests that the government may have promoted the mass entry of migrants.
