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The front page of El País features prominent Spanish political news, with a focus on Alberto Núñez Feijóo's potential coalition with Vox and Pedro Sánchez's political maneuvering. Economic challenges and structural issues facing Spain are also highlighted. A human interest story about a train…
The leader of the PP announces he will repeal housing decrees if he governs and believes that 'Sánchez is managing to deactivate the entire left and absorb it.'
With Puente fallen, the left tries to return to campaigning, boosted by victories in Brazil and the United States.
The next government will find a country that is growing, with less unemployment and debt, but with structural cracks.
Javier Barrio recounts in a letter the desperation he experienced with his children while waiting for news of his wife after the train crash.
The former president of the CIAF demands more training for professionals and an urgent audit of the system.
Macarena Vidal Liy reports from Washington on the implications of Trump's electoral defeat.
The election of radical Stephen Miller as chief of staff indicates that Trump does not tolerate internal reflection on the party's future.
Reports on the ascent of Jon Ossoff, highlighting his potential impact on the Democratic Party.
The challenge to defeat Trump in 2028 requires abandoning elitism and conveying empathy to ordinary men and women.
