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The front page of elDiario.es focuses heavily on the national housing strike, its impact, and related political discussions. Other stories include a report on riots in Barcelona, an international election result, a technology company's potential layoffs, and a domestic political scandal.
The first general strike concerning housing has mobilized millions of people and has escalated tensions between the government and the PP and Vox parties.
The Permanent Deputation of Congress is debating housing decrees on the day after the general strike.
The Permanent Deputation has finalized the strike period with the approval of the housing decree law.
A housing protest in Barcelona ended with riots, barricades, and clashes with the Mossos (Catalan police).
Leire Díez states that lawyers affiliated with the PP offered her millions to testify falsely against Sánchez.
Democrats have won in Mississippi, with Scott set to become the first Black senator since the 19th century.
Nvidia is considering layoffs, with a connection reported to an executive involved in Chinese espionage.
Storm Charles continues to bring rain and strong winds to Spain, though the temporal is beginning to subside in the afternoon.
A 2,000-year-old Roman settlement and jewelry workshop has been discovered beneath a housing development.
Ada Colau states that the priority is to prevent a 'fascist government' and avoid collusion with speculation.
Samantha Hudson reports being sprayed with pepper gas by police, stating they came directly for her.
Seventeen new series are premiering this week across platforms, including 'The Lord of the Rings' and five Spanish productions.
The 11th season of 'Temptation Island' concluded with only one couple remaining together, following five surprise breakups.
