Investigation into violent death of a woman in Leganés ↗
Front page leadAuthorities are investigating the violent death of a woman in Leganés after her father raised the alarm upon accessing her home due to lack of contact.
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The front page of 20minutos features a mix of domestic Spanish news, including a violent death investigation in Leganés, internal PSOE political struggles, and the construction of a warship for Morocco by a Spanish shipyard. International stories cover artificial intelligence dependency on the US…
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PSOE's command chain cracks: Moncloa dictates narrative, Ferraz loses weight ↗
The PSOE's internal power struggle is evident as Moncloa asserts control over the narrative, diminishing Ferraz's influence and leaving the parliamentary group operating without clear direction.
Spain demands 'loyalty' from Morocco and defends €309 million for Ceuta ↗
Spain's minister is demanding 'loyalty' from Morocco while defending a €309 million aid package for Ceuta, stating the region needs 'a horizon of hope.'
Could the US 'unplug' European AI? Dependence on chips, cloud, and models… ↗
Experts express concern over Europe's heavy reliance on the US for artificial intelligence, particularly regarding chips, cloud infrastructure, and AI models, raising fears of potential US control.
Student rents skyrocket to nearly 700 euros for a single room: 'I was desperate' ↗
A student shares their struggle with exorbitant rental prices in Spain, where a single room can cost nearly 700 euros, leading to desperation in finding affordable housing.
Dubai Bank: How capturing a tanker led police to strike at global drug… ↗
Police successfully targeted international drug trafficking financiers through an operation that involved the capture of a tanker, dubbed the 'Dubai Bank' operation.
Don't trust Tinder: How dating apps became a playground for international… ↗
Dating applications like Tinder have become a significant vulnerability, increasingly used for international espionage rather than just casual connections.
Witchcraft, sorcery, adultery, blasphemy: The death penalty in 2026 ↗
A look at the current state of the death penalty worldwide, highlighting countries that still impose capital punishment for offenses such as witchcraft, adultery, and blasphemy.
Volcanologist predicted La Palma eruption: 'Canaries are an active zone' ↗
Volcanologist Stavros Meletlidis, who accurately predicted the La Palma eruption, states that the Canary Islands are an active volcanic zone, but the timing of future eruptions is uncertain.
Ukraine launches largest drone attack on Moscow of the war ↗
Ukraine has conducted its largest drone attack on Moscow since the war began, targeting a oil refinery and causing casualties.
Spain builds 'Moulay Hassan I', its first warship for Morocco in 43 years ↗
A Spanish shipyard has completed construction of the 'Moulay Hassan I,' marking the first warship built for Morocco by Spain in over four decades.
BORG, the trend worrying US campuses: a jug can hold up to 17 drinks ↗
A concerning trend called 'BORG' is spreading on US college campuses, involving large jugs that can conceal up to 17 alcoholic drinks, raising public health alarms.
Social Security official: '2027 pension changes will affect calculation' ↗
An official from the Social Security department warns that upcoming changes to retirement regulations in 2027 will significantly impact how pensions are calculated.
I refused to study in Mexico due to insecurity; then Claudia died... ↗
A personal account of someone who decided against studying in Mexico due to safety concerns, a decision reinforced by the subsequent death of Claudia, highlighting the country's insecurity.
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