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Spain
The front page of El País features a mix of domestic and international news. Top domestic stories focus on political polling changes and their implications, the impact of inflation on public perception of the economy, and a legal case awarding damages for medical malpractice during childbirth…
A new analysis of polls indicates that the PP has lost some ground across all surveys, while Urda has barely moved the average; PP and Vox together achieve a majority in 9 out of 10 simulations.
Social perception of the current situation and future outlook is deteriorating due to rising prices, diluting the positive impact of macroeconomic indicators and the 'Cuerpo effect'.
Toxic online campaigns, fueled by artificial intelligence and Russian interference, are being employed to influence public opinion.
European far-right parties are distancing themselves from Donald Trump, viewing him as a liability following his electoral setbacks.
A Spanish professor, sought by the National Court, is reportedly recruiting Spanish soldiers and spies for Russia, with a study warning of Internet channels created in Vietnam to influence campaigns.
A judge has ordered a compensation of 5.7 million euros to the parents of Oliver, a child who became quadriplegic due to medical errors during childbirth, with a nurse's testimony being crucial.
Political leaders are actively engaged in pre-campaign activities across the country.
