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The front page of El Mundo features a mix of domestic Spanish news and international affairs. Key domestic stories include an investigation into financial dealings related to 'Plus Ultra,' political tensions regarding a decree, and discussions on housing policy. Internationally, a major focus is…
An investigation reveals that Plus Ultra diverted four million euros to a bank in Venezuela following a rescue operation by the Spanish government, with the financial brain of the operation being released on bail.
Russia has begun what is described as the final battle for Donbas, with reports indicating that drones and robots are increasingly being used on the front lines, as Europe appears not to fully grasp the changing nature of the conflict.
The political party Junts is demanding fiscal reductions from the PSOE regarding the 'Maricarmen Decree' while public pressure mounts on the government, with Catalonia admitting to housing negotiations.
A property owner expresses that voters are not interested in new construction if it devalues their existing homes, highlighting concerns about the housing market.
Spain finds itself in a difficult diplomatic position, caught between the foreign policy stances of Morocco and Russia.
The Spanish government and the city of Ceuta are allocating over 53 million euros to assist immigrants, with NGOs receiving support, while the Vox party directs criticism towards these organizations.
Ada Colau is presented as a potential unifying figure for the Podemos party, seen as a last chance to consolidate the left-wing movement.
Rosa recounts her challenging journey of 1,173 days following a stroke, attributing her condition partly to stress and experiencing sleep deprivation.
The article questions why a tax reduction on diesel fuel is not leading to lower prices for consumers, suggesting that Spanish refineries are significantly increasing their profit margins as oil prices rise.
Pau Curbasí has been selected to participate in the upcoming Davis Cup.
Two Spanish series, 'Valle Salvaje' and 'La Promesa,' are highlighted as prominent offerings in the current television landscape.
