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Spain
The front page of La Vanguardia highlights severe weather events across Spain, particularly intense rainfall (DANA Adam) in Catalonia, Valencia, and the Balearic Islands, leading to trapped individuals and suspended classes. The page also covers domestic political news, including comments on…
The DANA Adam weather system has brought extreme rainfall, with over 600 l/m2 recorded in Gandia, leading to alerts for trapped individuals and preparations for lockdowns in several towns. Classes have been suspended in Mallorca, Ibiza, and Formentera.
The start of the week sees accidents on Barcelona's ring roads and lane closures on two sections of the C-25, impacting mobility in Catalonia.
France is grappling with widespread protests marked by significant damage and criticism directed at the government, with the nation questioning the public's unrest and violence that has resulted in hundreds of injured police officers.
A young woman has reportedly lost an eye during the ongoing protests in France, adding to the significant impact of the civil unrest.
A wave of youth violence has disrupted the center of Milan, Spain's neighbor.
Silvia Orriols states her political stance regarding participation in various European elections.
Alejandro Fernández (Albiol) advocates for stricter punishments for repeat offenders involved in squatting, proposing jail for Spaniards and deportation for foreigners.
Laia Corbella discusses the integration of Artificial Intelligence in Barcelona, envisioning the city as a hub for urban innovation.
A piece discussing the potential pitfalls of launching new projects that may already be outdated.
A report on a conflict between the government and Foment (a business association) regarding the CTESC and the business protocol for the upcoming election campaign.
