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The front page of La Vanguardia highlights a mix of domestic and international news. Key stories include severe rainfall and a temporal storm affecting Catalonia, Valencia, and the Balearic Islands, with a search ongoing for a missing woman in Cabrera de Mar. Political news focuses on the upcoming…
Torrential rains and a temporal storm are affecting Catalonia, Valencia, and the Balearic Islands, with a woman missing in Cabrera de Mar after being swept away by a river.
France is experiencing widespread protests and unrest, with tensions also reported in Italy, while Spain is in an electoral period addressing issues of housing, wages, pensions, and feminism.
Spain's First Vice President and Minister of Economy, Carlos Cuerpo, states that pension increases are guaranteed by law, despite the PP's previous rejection of it, and discusses the current political landscape.
An analysis suggests that public pension systems have been facing financial strain for the past six decades.
A story focusing on the electoral participation and concerns of younger generations, referred to as 'grandchildren', in the upcoming elections.
Streets in France are ablaze with protests, creating an environment where radical left and far-right politicians may benefit.
Donald Trump has reportedly altered his stance regarding Ukrainian President Zelensky and engaged directly with Russian President Putin.
A simulation involving 119 sirens will take place in Catalonia to test readiness for a chemical risk scenario.
An article detailing how the Houthi rebels, initially underestimated, have transformed into a significant military power.
An opinion piece discussing the political positioning and strategy of the right-wing parties.
Òscar Ordeig states that Collserola park will be reopened with safe corridors before the end of the year.
A commentary piece on what is perceived as foolishness on a global scale.
