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The La Vanguardia front page covers a range of domestic and international news. Key stories include the global energy crisis with a focus on diesel prices in Europe, the Spanish economy's growth, political discussions surrounding corruption allegations involving the Prime Minister's family and a…
Global energy crisis: Diesel prices are surging across Europe because of its significant reliance on international markets, with potential US export restrictions looming.
The Spanish economy showed accelerated growth in the second quarter, reaching a 0.7% increase, indicating a positive economic trend.
Questions about corruption and his family's involvement are disrupting Prime Minister Sánchez's discourse at Harvard, as he attempts to distinguish them from scandals.
The political party Junts is requesting tax cuts as a condition for approving the new anti-eviction decree.
Chinese President Xi Jinping cautioned President Trump that they must coexist peacefully, following a lavish reception at the White House.
The appeal filed by Daniel Sancho has been rejected, meaning he will continue to serve his sentence in Thailand.
The partner of architect Josep Juanpere, who was detained on suspicion of homicide, reportedly did not call emergency services when he died.
The government in Catalonia is reinstating traditional teaching methods, including mandatory reading assignments for baccalaureate students.
Footballer Dani Olmo expresses his desire to demonstrate his abilities at FC Barcelona and downplays criticism from Mourinho.
Morocco has responded negatively to accusations made by the Spanish People's Party (PP) concerning the autonomous city of Ceuta.
The Urgell Canal will conclude its irrigation campaign on Sunday, benefiting from substantial water reserves.
The actresses Susan Sarandon and Hannah Einbinder were arrested during a protest against Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in New York.
