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The front page of La Vanguardia features a mix of domestic and international news. Domestically, there are multiple stories focused on housing issues, including government efforts to secure an anti-eviction pact, demands from Junts for housing decree approval, and the specific case of 'Maricarmen'…
The Spanish government is in urgent negotiations to finalize an agreement to prevent evictions, with the socialist sector considering rent freezes and rejecting expropriations proposed by Sumar.
A demonstration took place in Madrid demanding new elections and in defense of Ceuta, highlighting current political tensions.
Junts is setting conditions for approving the housing decree, including fiscal deductions and other demands.
An analysis questions whether the eviction of 'Maricarmen' could reignite a social movement similar to the 15-M protests.
The real estate company has proposed that 'Maricarmen' be allowed to return to her home, but the mayor has refused the offer.
Pope Francis, during his pastoral visit to France, praised multilateralism and paid homage to UNESCO, which the US is set to leave.
OpenAI reportedly tried to access websites of US government agencies without proper authorization.
An analysis suggests that the threat of inflation is re-emerging in the economy.
The partner of the architect Josep Juanpere, accused in his murder case, has been granted provisional release pending bail payment.
Directors Los Javis have begun production on their new film 'Bola Negra', which is considered an Oscar contender, in collaboration with director Amenábar.
Iran has confirmed a sentence of 74 lashes for Parastoo Ahmadi for performing a concert without a headscarf in a YouTube video.
Shakira and Alejandro Sanz reunited on stage in Madrid to perform their hit song 'La Tortura'.
