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The front page of La Vanguardia is dominated by news related to housing policy and evictions in Spain, with a particular focus on the 'Maricarmen' case and ongoing negotiations for a housing decree. Other prominent stories include political maneuvering between Sánchez, Ayuso, and the PP, and a…
The Spanish government is considering a ban on property purchases by investment funds and offering income tax rebates to tenants, though political parties like Junts and Podemos have differing views on the specifics of eviction protections.
This is a live update feed covering the latest developments in the negotiation of the Spanish housing decree and the protest encampment at Madrid's Puerta del Sol.
The article explores five key questions surrounding the 'Maricarmen' case, focusing on the agreement reached for her to return to her home.
Isabel Díaz Ayuso, president of the Community of Madrid, makes an ironic comment about the housing situation and protests, questioning when one can stop paying rent.
Jonathan Andic is requesting that Miquel Roca testify to clarify whether a foundation established by his father affected the family inheritance.
The Audiencia Nacional (National Court) has restarted its review of the amnesty law concerning individuals processed for terrorism, specifically involving CDR members.
Researchers from the Spanish National Cancer Research Centre (CNIO) have discovered a vulnerability in metastatic cancer cells, particularly those that spread to the brain, which could be targeted by new drugs.
The European Union is looking to strengthen its countermeasures and response mechanisms against hybrid warfare tactics employed by Russia.
