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The front page of El País highlights Spanish domestic politics with a potential coalition shake-up involving Ada Colau and Podemos, a Supreme Court ruling affecting voter eligibility for 'grandchild law' naturalized citizens, and statements from King Felipe VI on sovereignty. Other domestic news…
Former Barcelona mayor Ada Colau proposes withdrawing her candidacy and renaming the 'Frente Amplio' party to draw in Podemos, insisting on a single left-wing list for the upcoming elections and expressing a desire for Irene Montero to be part of it. The CIS has released its first poll since the…
An anomaly in a Supreme Court order restricts voting eligibility to only those naturalized under the 'grandchild law' who reside in Spain, impacting judicial and potentially electoral outcomes.
King Felipe VI stated in Ceuta that Spain's sovereignty and territorial integrity are non-negotiable and must be defended against any risk.
The King and Queen are scheduled to visit Melilla today, following the King's remarks on sovereignty in Ceuta.
The judge who presided over the 11-M bombing case has established his own law firm and will operate from the former office of politician Dolores Cospedal.
The Vatican announced that Pope Francis experienced a peaceful night following the surgical removal of a malignant tumor.
Teachers in Madrid are set to begin a broad, indefinite strike starting Wednesday, with 65,000 educators affecting over 666,000 students across various educational levels. Public universities are also joining the first day of the strike.
The standardization of culinary offerings is displacing traditional cuisine, leading to a more uniform and impersonal gastronomic landscape in cities.
