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The front page of elDiario.es focuses heavily on domestic Spanish news, particularly government housing policy, protests, and political figures. A major story covers the government finalizing a housing decree to prevent evictions and provide aid. Other prominent stories include ongoing protests at…
The Spanish government is in the final stages of approving a housing decree aimed at preventing evictions, protecting tenants with rent caps, and offering aid to both property owners and renters. The decree is being negotiated to secure broader support.
The Ministry of Housing has decided not to proceed with reforms to the Land Law in order to secure the support of Podemos for a crucial housing decree, indicating a political negotiation to pass the legislation.
The political party Junts has cautioned the government against using the housing decree to introduce unrelated measures, emphasizing the need to focus solely on housing policy.
Demonstrators continue to gather at Madrid's Puerta del Sol for a housing protest, with calls for the government to pay attention to public demands, even amidst challenging weather conditions.
Judge Peinado is facing accusations of having forwarded case files related to Begoña Gómez, the wife of Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez, raising questions about judicial conduct.
Isabel Díaz Ayuso, the President of the Community of Madrid, has stated that the government's actions in allowing a housing protest are illegal and inappropriate.
Irene Montero, a prominent left-wing politician, has called for a decree that would allow the expropriation of homes owned by 'vulture funds' to be used for social rent.
Volkswagen has sold a nearly half stake in its planned battery gigafactory in Sagunto, Spain, to Chinese firm Gotion High-Tech for 1.1 billion Euros, impacting the future of electric vehicle battery production in the region.
'La bola negra' (The Black Spot) has had a highly successful opening weekend in Spanish cinemas, ranking as the second-best debut for a domestic film in the past ten years.
Spanish national railway company Renfe has introduced a new ticketing sales system designed to overcome the complexities and frustrations of its previous web platform.
A judge has summoned a woman involved in a case concerning David Sánchez, the brother of Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez, potentially impacting the ongoing investigation.
The legal counsel of the Congress of Deputies supports opening a disciplinary investigation into a People's Party (PP) deputy who brought pepper spray into the parliamentary building.
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Public broadcaster RTVE and streaming service Movistar+ have confirmed a new series about the iconic Spanish singer Rocío Jurado, releasing initial images and the full cast list.
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A new film starring Andrew Garfield draws inspiration from a medieval revolt to explore themes of social order and rebellion in historical England.
Banco Santander anticipates that interest rates will remain at 3% until 2027, with a prediction that they will begin to decrease thereafter.
Live updates on the ongoing protest encampment at Puerta del Sol, Madrid, including reports on participant numbers and their demands.
Madrid Mayor Almeida is reportedly taking steps to disrupt the Puerta del Sol encampment, aiming to prevent it from continuing.
Bertrand Ndongo has been expelled from the Puerta del Sol encampment and will face legal complaints for allegedly brandishing pepper spray.
Legal advisers for Congress have validated opening a disciplinary process against Ana Vázquez, a deputy from the PP party, for carrying pepper spray.
Lawyer Maricarmen discusses the negotiations with Urbagestion, expressing skepticism about a potential image-washing deal.
Significant federations within the UGT (General Union of Workers) are reportedly pushing for the exit of their leader, Antonio Oviedo.
The President of the Constitutional Court, Conde Pumpido, highlights the Supreme Court's perceived contradiction in its handling of malversation charges related to the Catalan independence referendum ('Procés').
TV personality Marc Giró has announced a forthcoming visit from Javi to his program, making a reference to Ana Rosa Quintana and her show.
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