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The front page of La Vanguardia prominently features severe weather events in Spain, including fatal storms and flooding in Catalonia and Valencia. International news includes the US Federal Reserve raising interest rates and Trump's reaction to a Canada-EU trade agreement. Domestic political…
A deadly storm has caused widespread disruption in Catalonia, with one fatality reported. Roads were closed, and flights were canceled due to heavy rain and flooding.
Mexican authorities have issued a search and capture order for a suspect known as 'El Trompas' in connection with the murder of Claudia Tacoronte.
The European Union is considering more flexible immigration regulations in response to crises such as the situation in Ceuta.
FC Barcelona secures a historic win, marking the best season start in the club's history.
A new system for dependent care will enable individuals to receive more than one form of aid, and a neighbor can be compensated as a caregiver.
The US Federal Reserve has increased interest rates by a quarter point, defying expectations and marking the first such move in three years.
US President Trump has labeled the trade agreement between Canada and the European Union as a hostile action and vowed to respond with additional tariffs.
The failure of the lobbying law in Congress means Spain misses out on an additional 260 million euros in European funds, impacting transparency in administration.
Normalcy returns to Valencia and the surrounding DANA (cut-off low) affected areas after a difficult night of severe weather.
A commentary piece questioning whether Spanish society is becoming more conservative or right-leaning.
A study assesses the impact of artificial intelligence on various job roles, raising concerns about potential job displacement.
