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The front page of elDiario.es highlights a Supreme Court order suspending the vote for 163,020 Spaniards, despite the government deeming it impossible to implement. Other prominent stories include political developments concerning Ada Colau and the Frente Amplio Podemos coalition, an FMI report on…
The Supreme Court has ordered the suspension of the vote for 163,020 Spaniards, a decision the government considers materially impossible to enforce, with a dissenting vote highlighting the irreversible impact on voting rights.
The Frente Amplio coalition has confirmed Ada Colau as its candidate and urged Irene Montero to join their movement, indicating a strategic move within left-wing politics.
Irene Montero has urged the Frente Amplio to move beyond internal debates and stated they will continue on a specific political path, likely referring to a strategy proposed by Gabriel Rufián.
The International Monetary Fund has reported that Spain has maintained its position as the leader among advanced economies for the third year in a row, indicating sustained economic performance.
US Republicans are reportedly panicking and distancing themselves from Donald Trump, fearing a significant electoral setback that could harm the party.
The PP party has called for the mayor of Algeciras to resign following reports of alleged sexual assault complaints from female party members.
Renfe has acknowledged and accepted responsibility for the ongoing delays on the high-speed AVE train service connecting Madrid and Barcelona, which are expected to continue.
The Madrid City Council will start implementing a controversial waste tax in 2026, with a decision pending on whether it will be resolved in 2025, concerning its legality.
