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The front page of La Vanguardia focuses heavily on Spanish domestic politics, particularly concerning upcoming general elections. Other prominent stories include a significant housing crisis initiative by the Catalan government, and international news regarding a controversial execution in the US…
ERC is exploring a backup plan in case Oriol Junqueras decides not to run as the Republican candidate, with the spokesperson in Madrid emphasizing a desire to represent the party alongside other left-wing forces.
Ada Colau's political strategy is bringing her closer to the left wing of the PSOE party, but not to Podemos.
Alberto Núñez Feijóo has proposed a one-on-one debate with Pedro Sánchez, scheduled for November 16th on Mediaset.
A large, peaceful march bid farewell to Maricarmen in Madrid, with the procession moving from the Sol encampment to the street where the elderly woman lived.
The Catalan government is offering incentives to encourage the return of street-level businesses, aiming to repurpose commercial spaces for housing.
The Ministry of Housing has introduced a new calculator to help tenants determine how much their rent payments will rise under the latest decree.
The United States will broadcast live the execution by firing squad of Nidal Malik Hasan, marking the first military execution in over 65 years, with officials stating it will be public for people to witness.
Christa Pike has contracted pneumonia after previously surviving two lethal injection attempts in Tennessee.
An ICE agent in New York shot a man who was allegedly circulating with his five-year-old son.
Iustitia Europa has requested that the Supreme Court suspend the elections until it is clarified who is eligible to vote under the 'Law of Grandsons'.
