The King and Queen visit Melilla amid migration crisis ↗
Front page leadKing Felipe VI and Queen Letizia are visiting Melilla, a Spanish exclave in North Africa, following their historic visit to Ceuta, amidst a current migration crisis.
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The front page of La Vanguardia features a mix of domestic and international news. Key domestic stories include the King and Queen's visit to Melilla amidst a migration crisis, ongoing protests by teachers in Madrid, farmers marching towards Barcelona, and news about train delays impacting AVE…
King Felipe VI and Queen Letizia are visiting Melilla, a Spanish exclave in North Africa, following their historic visit to Ceuta, amidst a current migration crisis.
Pope Leo XIV has been successfully operated on for lung cancer.
Delays on the high-speed AVE train service, exacerbated by a train fire, are leading to a loss of public trust.
A strike has begun in Madrid in support of public education, with teachers demanding improved labor conditions.
The National Statistics Institute (INE) confirms that inflation rose to 4.9% in September, partly driven by rising gasoline prices which have led to the extension of a 20-cent tax cut until November.
FC Barcelona came from behind to win decisively in Istanbul against Galatasaray.
During his first visit to Ceuta, the King urged Morocco to act in 'good faith' and warned that Spanish sovereignty is not subject to negotiation.
Farmers from across Catalonia have begun a tractor march towards Barcelona to protest the lack of solutions for their issues.
Alberto Núñez Feijóo is demanding a 'cleaning of the electoral roll' with the support of the Supreme Court, while the government views this as 'Trumpism'.
Ada Colau has offered to negotiate and potentially relinquish leadership of the Broad Front to reach an electoral agreement with Podemos.
Artificial intelligence is being used for propaganda in Iran, raising questions about its potential to substitute a head of state, as the Supreme Leader remains unseen but his image is pervasive.
Iran is reportedly focusing its attention on the submarine communication cables that pass through the Strait of Hormuz.
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) recommends that China increase spending, the United States increase savings, and Europe increase investment.
China's exports saw a significant increase of 29.6% in September, boosted by demand for semiconductors and electric vehicles.