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The front page of elDiario.es highlights political negotiations and election forecasts in Spain. Top stories include ongoing discussions within Podemos and other left-wing parties regarding unity for upcoming elections, with polls suggesting a significant lead for the PP and Vox. Other prominent…
Podemos and the Frente Amplio are in a standoff during crucial hours for political unity, with CHA and Frente Amplio agreeing to run together in Aragon and continuing negotiations with Podemos.
Polls indicate that the PP and Vox together are 15 points ahead of the progressive bloc, while the left continues its negotiations.
An overview of the agreements reached by the alternative left regarding territorial representation.
The Community of Madrid allegedly spread a falsehood about an educational strike, triggering a wave of threats against a public school.
Isabel Allende has been awarded the Planeta Prize 2026.
A prosecutor defends a nationality report concerning Julio Iglesias, stating it is sufficient for the Spanish justice system to investigate him.
Amnesty International reports that military audios, where soldiers brag about beating migrants, clearly indicate torture in Ceuta.
Eduardo Inda calls for clarity on pensions and the PP's strategy after November 29th, with Sánchez reacting to the unclear plan.
An opinion piece discussing a problem related to Feijóo's campaign.
The future of pensions is a key topic as Sánchez promises to revalue them annually during the pre-campaign period.
Altercations occurred in Pamplona during a protest against the ultra agitator Vito Quiles.
A TV news program delivered an emotional farewell during its live broadcast from Plaza de RTVE, marking a historic retirement after 30 years.
In 'Supervivientes All Stars', a contestant is brought back into the competition after a repêchage, with Marta Peñate losing and Rubén Torres celebrating the unification.
On Thursday, October 15, 2026, 'Horizonte' once again achieved victory in TV ratings, while 'El Perro Andaluz' surpassed 'Supervivientes'.
A description of a train station characterized by hundreds of French windows, drawing a comparison to the Titanic.
A historical account of a French town where hundreds of people were potentially poisoned by bread in 1951, sparking scientific debate.
Starting October 17, calls with the prefix '400' will appear, intended to filter commercial calls.
The clocks will be changed for autumn, transitioning to winter hours.
Information on the dates for Holy Week in 2027, noting which fall on public holidays within the community.
An interview with José Manuel Albares discusses the need to be prepared for external interferences in elections.
