Courts confirm €300,000 Aldama linked to illegal PSOE financing ↗
The UCO (Central Operational Unit) has confirmed that €300,000, allegedly linked to the illegal financing of the PSOE, was received by Aldama.
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The front page of El Mundo highlights political developments including general elections in Spain and Israel, a corruption investigation involving the PSOE, and diplomatic maneuvers. Domestic issues such as riots in Bilbao and an increase in social unrest are also featured. International news…
The UCO (Central Operational Unit) has confirmed that €300,000, allegedly linked to the illegal financing of the PSOE, was received by Aldama.
The pact between PP and Vox could bring the right closer to controlling the Senate, with the chosen formula potentially being decisive in 13 provinces.
Spain's Foreign Minister is accelerating diplomatic efforts in response to a Supreme Court demand for grandchildren's data by 3 PM today.
Internal messages from the Mossos d'Esquadra (Catalan police) warn of potential looting by Latin American gangs, with calls to repeat past incidents.
In Marseille, where violence has erupted, authorities state that the 'Black Bloc' is not a cohesive group but a tactic used for attacks.
The Spanish Interior Ministry has singled out a Civil Guard officer for allegedly handing over a document to Jaume's Hacienda (tax agency).
The government delegate in Madrid has resigned after receiving threats of financial ruin due to alleged inaction.
The victory of Lula da Silva is seen as a boost for the 'Patria Grande' (Great Homeland) initiative in Latin America.
The Basque Government attributes the Bilbao riots to 'organized Basque groups' involving around 300 youths.
Lionel Messi has won his seventh Ballon d'Or award, while Aitana Bonmatí has won the women's award.
A podcast discusses how Lula da Silva has overtaken Bolsonaro in Brazilian polls and explains the political comeback.
The results of the general elections in Israel are still pending, creating an atmosphere of uncertainty.