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Alberto Núñez Feijóo, the leader of the Popular Party, states that Spain is in systemic failure and that management has been replaced by propaganda, asserting that one cannot lead Spain without understanding Catalonia.
The liberalization of Spain's railway system has led to an increase in users on a saturated network with few improvements, pushing the system into a crisis.
The leader of the opposition feels comfortable as a manager who comes to solve problems.
Lola García writes about the current political climate.
La Vanguardia recreates the events of a journey that ended in tragedy on the plains of La Mancha.
The long wait for identifications of victims following a tragedy.
An analysis of the contrasting situations and priorities regarding high-speed and commuter rail services in Spain.
Enric Juliana discusses the current political situation and upcoming decisions.
Despite a doubling of travelers on liberalized high-speed rail lines, investment in maintenance has not kept pace.
The phenomenon of Jordi Wild, who will interview four candidates, highlights how the upcoming elections are being fought on social media.
A significant police presence in Barcelona has prevented anticipated vandalism related to a protest called 'Bloccus'.
John Carlin reflects on political figures and their actions.
Donald Trump is using the upcoming legislative elections to gauge public opinion on his presidency.
Spain's major industries are anticipating significant increases in energy costs as the year concludes.
Marc Márquez dominated the MotoGP Grand Prix of Malaysia and has the opportunity to secure the world championship in Qatar.
The publishing industry warns of the 'paranoia' caused by AI detectors and denounces a 'witch hunt'.
A discussion on the nature and soul of content generated by artificial intelligence.