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The front page of El País features a mix of domestic Spanish news and international stories. Key domestic topics include political debates in Congress, a scandal involving a Madrid hospital, and a story about a former Olympian facing financial irregularities. International news focuses on the…
Prime Minister Sánchez and opposition leader Feijóo clashed in Congress over the crisis in Ceuta, with Sánchez deflecting questions about minors sleeping on the streets by referencing local authorities. The dependency and disability reform also passed its final hurdle in the lower house.
The government of Isabel Díaz Ayuso in Madrid is questioning a doctor who provided evidence of a scandal at the Ramón y Cajal hospital, suggesting the issue is merely a personal dispute between medical professionals.
Former Olympian Carles Sala is accused of leaving a financial deficit of €150,000 in an entity that promotes school sports, with allegations involving restaurants, fake contracts, and inflated salary.
Mexican authorities have identified 'El Trompas' as the primary suspect in the murder of a Spanish student, Claudia Tacoronte. The investigation is ongoing amidst public outcry.
A march was held in Cuautla, Mexico, in solidarity with Claudia, the murdered student. Participants demanded justice and highlighted the dangers faced by students, particularly women.
This report covers the final nights at 'El Trampolín,' a migrant settlement in Ceuta, as its inhabitants face imminent relocation, highlighting their uncertainty and the humanitarian concerns.
Spain's Ministry of the Interior is planning to establish two permanent centers for the identification of immigrants in Ceuta and Melilla, each with a capacity of 800 individuals.
This article examines how conservative circles in the US attempted to create a scandal around photos of socialist streamer Hasan Piker in underwear, but inadvertently boosted his popularity.
