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The front page of La Vanguardia features a mix of domestic and international news. Top domestic stories include warnings of torrential rain and storms across Catalonia, Valencia, and the Balearic Islands, and political developments regarding the upcoming elections with left-wing parties failing to…
Authorities have issued alerts for torrential rains and storms affecting Catalonia, Valencia, and the Balearic Islands, with the Aemet weather agency providing the latest updates.
Alternative left-wing parties have failed to form a united front for the upcoming November 29th elections, with Podemos and Frente Amplio deciding to run separately in Madrid and Catalonia.
France is on alert as 'yellow vest' protesters are set to return, with the government prepared to use strong crowd control measures if significant violence occurs.
President Trump has dismissed his press secretary, Katie Zacharia, who had the shortest tenure in that role at the White House.
The story concerns Gustavo Oliva's departure.
Montse Mínguez has resigned after learning about her partner's real estate businesses.
Youth and students are protesting in France, Spain, and Italy.
Catalonia will provide early detection of lung cancer starting in the year 2027.
Duralex is experiencing a revival with a focus on environmental sustainability.
President Trump has decided to temporarily lift sanctions imposed by Congress on Russia, citing national interest.
An abnormally warm sea is contributing to the formation of extreme precipitation along the Mediterranean coast.
Trade unions UGT and CC.OO. have not adequately explained the reasons for a nationwide strike before the elections.
