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La Vanguardia's front page features a prominent story about Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez calling snap general elections for November 29th, following defeats on housing decrees and weekend protests. Other top stories include severe torrential rains causing disruptions in Catalonia, with…
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has announced the dissolution of parliament and called for general elections on November 29th, ending the current legislative term after setbacks on housing decrees and significant weekend protests.
A maximum alert has been issued for the entire coastal and pre-littoral region of Catalonia due to torrential rainfall, leading to class suspensions in schools and affecting public transport.
Flávio Bolsonaro has won the first round of Brazil's presidential election, but will face Lula in a second runoff election in three weeks.
A poll indicates that 65% of Catalans disapprove of the Spanish government's management of the Ceuta crisis.
The United States has hastily withdrawn its bombers from the Fairford base in England.
Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez stated that public support is needed to overcome the elites.
Opposition leader Feijóo is set to hold a press conference to respond to the announcement of early elections.
The upcoming general elections are framed as a plebiscite, with housing emerging as the key issue where the left has gained ground against the right.
Pedro Sánchez called the King yesterday to inform him of the decision to convene the Cortes (parliament).
An overview of the calendar and key dates for the upcoming general election process.
Analysis of the political landscape following the surprise announcement of general elections.
The Rodalies commuter train service has once again collapsed due to heavy rain, with lines cut and commuters facing a chaotic Monday.
An opinion piece reflecting on the impact of heavy rain, noting how water overwhelms unplanned urban development.
