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The Spanish news site 20minutos.es is dominated by domestic political news concerning Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez and his government's housing policies. A significant legislative defeat has led to internal division within the PSOE party regarding the possibility of calling early elections…
Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez faces a critical juncture as the PSOE party is divided over whether to call early elections or try to pass new housing measures following a parliamentary defeat on housing decrees.
A bar collapsed in La Rioja, resulting in at least 11 injuries and trapping approximately 30 people.
Protests have taken place in over 50 Spanish cities the day after two housing decrees were rejected.
A severe flood in Madrigueras, Albacete, has caused widespread damage, resulting in one death and necessitating 90 rescues as streets and homes were inundated.
Heavy rainfall and storms have placed a significant portion of Spain under alert for the coming hours.
The potential for an early election has caught Spain's left-wing parties off guard, lacking a unified leader or a new political platform.
The article discusses the implications of the socialist Frederiksen's early election in Denmark and how it might serve as a cautionary example for Spanish Prime Minister Sánchez.
Carlos Alcaraz has defeated Arnaldi and advanced to the quarterfinals in the Tokyo tournament.
This article clarifies whether a general strike can be legally called in Spain concerning housing issues.
A look into plantar fasciitis, describing it as a persistent and bothersome pain that can worsen if not managed.
Belén Esteban discusses how she regained public favor upon her return to Telecinco, admitting she doubted the audience's affection.
