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Spain
The front page of El País features a strong focus on Spanish politics, with the main story being an interview with Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez about his government's prospects and potential coalitions. Other domestic news includes concerns about the far-right Vox party's influence on culture…
In an interview, the Prime Minister and PSOE candidate expresses confidence in achieving a broader majority on November 29th and admits his biggest mistake was not seeing Ábalos's corruption.
This article summarizes key points from the interview with Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez, covering topics like Ceuta, the 'law of grandchildren,' and housing policies.
This story analyzes the separate political campaigns and approaches of Pedro Sánchez and Alberto Núñez Feijóo.
The ultra-right party Vox, alongside the PP, is promoting a restrictive view of culture linked to patriotism.
The far-right senator and the leftist president are competing for the presidency in a highly contested election.
Supporters in a region traditionally backing Lula express continued hope and a lack of fear despite the election's challenges.
The article discusses Lula da Silva's precarious position in the election, facing either a historic victory or a significant defeat.
Flavio Bolsonaro, son of the current president, is presented as a key figure in the potential return of the Bolsonaro family to power.
The flames of student protests ignited in Seine-Saint Denis, France, indicating significant social unrest.
An analysis of the factors that led to the failure of President Macron's economic policies in France.
The Serbian leader resigned as president to run for prime minister, facing a challenge from students who have been protesting for nearly two years.
The Israeli prime minister, facing an international arrest warrant, is in second position in upcoming elections.
This opinion piece contrasts the harsh rhetoric of politicians like Rajoy, Zapatero, Abascal, and Sánchez.
