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The front page of 20minutos features a mix of Spanish domestic politics, the impact of a recent storm, and international news from France. Key stories include ongoing negotiations between PP and Vox regarding the Senate, the agricultural impact of the DANA storm, and government reshuffles within…
PP leader Feijoo confirms ongoing talks with Vox to secure a three-fifths majority in the Senate, aiming to prevent the current government from controlling the upper house, while emphasizing the PP's "sense of state."
The city of Barcelona has launched aid programs offering up to 6,000 euros for home renovations and up to 60,000 euros for installing elevators in buildings.
The DANA storm has severely impacted the Valencian agricultural sector, particularly citrus fruits, avocados, and vegetables, during their harvest season, with significant crop loss anticipated.
Despite the Aemet downgrading the storm alert for DANA to "low danger," numerous incidents persist, including the rescue of 13 people from a flooded tunnel.
Six government delegates, including Pilar Bernabé and Adriana Lastra, have resigned to run on the PSOE's electoral lists, with Roger Llanes set to replace Bernabé in Valencia.
Mónica García has decided not to join the Frente Amplio list, choosing instead to concentrate on the upcoming regional elections.
The article explores the causes of escalating violence in France, citing factors like segregation and visceral reactions as a 'cry for help.'
France is experiencing its first night curfews as the government considers extending them in response to ongoing disturbances.
Lieutenant General Ivorra states that high-intensity conflicts are back, making investment in defense no longer an option but a necessity.
This year's intense El Niño phenomenon is causing changes in ocean color, which is linked to the destruction of marine life.
Model Sahara Ray, known as an ex-girlfriend of Justin Bieber and daughter of surf legend Tony Ray, has passed away at the age of 34.
An explanation of Spanish law concerning squatting, detailing express eviction procedures and the rights of property owners against squatters.
Political figure Albiol is proposing stricter penalties for repeat squatters, including expulsion for foreigners if convicted.
