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The front page of 20minutos features a mix of domestic and international news, with a strong focus on Spanish politics, crime, and social issues. Top stories include an investigation into alleged 'cloacas' operations against a judge in the David Sánchez case, the PP's election campaign strategy…
An investigation is underway into the extent of alleged operations by 'cloacas' (secret services) to destabilize the case against David Sánchez's brother, which involved an disqualified magistrate consulted by Leire Díez and her associates.
The PP (People's Party) plans to contrast its proposals with the scandals of recent years under Sánchez's government, anticipating a highly contentious electoral campaign.
This report identifies Alvise, Montero, and Pons among the Eurodeputies who might transition into national politics in Spain.
Despite barely being discussed on social media, loneliness is identified as one of the most significant mental health issues that mobilizes people.
Cases are increasing of individuals, known as 'mole men,' who search for gold in the sewers of New York, raising questions about potential hidden treasures underground.
Information is provided on the money individuals can reclaim if they took out a single-premium insurance policy alongside their mortgage or personal loan.
An 18-year-old has been detained in connection with the murder of a surgeon in Marbella, amid details of prior threats and the nature of the contract killing.
The last known whereabouts of Rami, who has been missing for six days from Granollers, are being traced, with a hotel camera recording and potential sightings in Barcelona.
Meteorologist Roberto Brasero predicts sunny weather and milder temperatures for the upcoming Puente del Pilar holiday.
Ukraine has launched an attack on a Russian oil terminal despite a purported agreement between Trump and Putin, while Russia has dropped bombs on Zaporizhzhia.
An opinion piece questioning the public perception and elevation of the artist Shakira.
Economist Gonzalo Bernardos advises leaving empty homes vacant until legal certainty is restored, in response to the government's decision to approve decrees.
A drought in France has uncovered the 'Pyrenees Diamond,' a hidden treasure attracting hundreds of treasure hunters.
A new millionaire has been made in Spain by the Euromillions lottery, with the jackpot now reaching 37 million euros.
IKEA stores in Denmark are being considered as potential shelters in response to Europe's increasing preparedness for catastrophic events.
Police have broken up an unusual scam that allowed individuals to ride dodgem cars at the Murcia fair for free.
Donald Trump stated that Vance will not be watching the execution of a soldier.
