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The front page of elDiario.es features a mix of domestic Spanish politics, international affairs, economic news, and social issues. A prominent story reports on a poll indicating the PSOE party's growth following a minister's resignation, while the PP and Vox maintain their absolute majority…
A new poll suggests the PSOE party has seen an increase in support following the resignation of minister Óscar Puente, while the PP and Vox parties continue to hold an absolute majority.
An analysis reveals that the Vox party and the party led by Alvise Pérez have very few women in leading positions on their electoral lists.
The article delves into the case of Koldo García and his associate, alleging that the PP offered a substantial sum of money.
The government of Isabel Díaz Ayuso has decided to abandon 27 legal proceedings against the Quirón health group and will pay them 175 million euros.
The article discusses content creator Jordi Wild's efforts to capture a social media audience, suggesting traditional electoral communication methods are failing.
Leaders from the UGT and CCOO unions, Unai Sordo and Pepe Álvarez, state that people have expressed their frustration regarding the housing situation.
A significant 36% increase in private health insurance is reported, attributed to the worsening state of public healthcare services.
An investigation has found thousands of pieces of content related to child sexual abuse on TikTok, with offers to provide videos of minors.
The government in Chile is embroiled in a scandal following the reduction of sentences for individuals convicted of sexual assault against minors.
This story profiles the political journey of Lula da Silva, tracing his evolution from a union leader to a prominent, charismatic political figure.
Salvados host Gonzo has invited political leaders Feijóo and Sánchez to appear on his show, sarcastically commenting that he believes their interviews are already prepared.
Tech giant Nvidia is reportedly under investigation due to alleged connections between its CEO, Jensen Huang, and a Chinese spy.
The article links the largest theft in history, involving the cryptocurrency exchange Binance, to a hacker identified as Park Jin-hyok from North Korea.
Pope Francis has urged Argentina to reflect on its failures regarding its youth, suggesting young people are being forced to leave the country.
Musician Kiko Veneno reflects on his artistic philosophy, stating that 'my own being is salvation from failure' in a society unwilling to accept it.
The COP31 climate summit has commenced, highlighting the stark disagreements and conflicting perspectives among participating nations.
Actress Sarah Santaolalla expresses regret over the PP party's alleged veto of her work 'Séptimo Espera Perdon', calling it an attack and an abuse.
A judge has released ten individuals identified as part of a 'national ultra' group who were detained by riot police, revoking their passports.
The M86 Olympic swimming pool in Madrid has reopened following a significant renovation project funded partly by European funds under Ayuso's administration.
This article provides information on the minimum service levels established for the Renfe machinists' strike scheduled for November 10-12.
An overview of television ratings for Sunday, November 8, 2026, detailing the performance of programs like 'Supervivientes All Stars' and a football match.
This report details which Spanish communities will be celebrating a public holiday on November 9th, potentially resulting in a long weekend.
The Social Security system is altering retirement rules effective 2027, potentially requiring individuals to work until 67 instead of retiring at 65.
Information regarding the second payment of the 'Renta' (basic income) is provided, including details for those without direct deposit and potential penalties.
This article outlines the dates for Holy Week in 2027 and how they align with public holidays across different Spanish communities.
