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The news on 20minutos.es covers a range of topics including domestic Spanish legal and political affairs, international incidents, economic forecasts, and social issues, alongside celebrity news and a human-interest story about renting apartments.
The Supreme Court has ruled that only those directly affected by the suspension of voting rights can file an appeal for fundamental rights violations regarding the 'grandchildren law'.
King Felipe VI and Queen Letizia have started a significant visit to Ceuta, a Spanish autonomous city, which is still dealing with the aftermath of a previous incident.
Spain is participating in a growing wave of European protests, mirroring demonstrations seen in countries like Belgium, France, and Greece.
Artificial intelligence is raising doubts about the Bologna Process, suggesting that final degree projects are becoming mere means to pass rather than genuine learning experiences.
The International Monetary Fund has increased its projected economic growth for Spain in 2026 to 2.5%, significantly higher than the eurozone's expected growth.
A tragic incident occurred at a Six Flags amusement park in Georgia where an individual died after falling from a roller coaster.
Bulgaria has rescued the crew of a ship attacked by drones and is seeking assistance from NATO, while also summoning the Russian ambassador.
Singer Shakira has expressed sadness about closing her residence in Madrid, stating it will be difficult to depart from Spain once more.
RJ Mitte, known for his role as Walter White's son in 'Breaking Bad,' has passed away at the age of 34.
Actor Bryan Cranston has disclosed the dramatic reason behind RJ Mitte's death and offered an emotional tribute.
The best one-year fixed-term deposit options available in October offer rates close to 3.5% without requiring a substantial initial investment.
Actress Selma Blair was reportedly arrested following an incident on a flight where she allegedly attempted to open a cabin door during the journey.
Pedestrians in Madrid Río are being displaced by scooters and electric bikes, with locals complaining that these vehicles are being used like highways.
The article discusses the practice of paying rental agencies, with a person sharing their experience of having no alternative despite suspecting it might be a scam.
The Spanish government has expressed regret over the Supreme Court's decision regarding the 'grandchildren law,' questioning the perceived relevance of voting rights.
