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The front page of elDiario.es features top stories on the Spanish government proposing Yolanda Díaz to lead the ILO, and ongoing wildfires across Spain. Other prominent news includes political developments such as a no-confidence motion and allegations against Marlaska. The page also covers…
The Spanish government has nominated Vice President Yolanda Díaz as its candidate to lead the International Labour Organization (ILO), signaling a significant international role for her.
Wildfires are spreading rapidly across Spain, with flames reaching the outskirts of Madrid and Toledo, leading to evacuations in several affected areas.
José Luis Ábalos has filed a complaint against Interior Minister Fernando Grande-Marlaska and a prison vigilance judge, alleging retaliation and indirect sanctions.
The government is nearing the end of its term with potential approval of an anti-crisis shield, yet it faces a setback in budget negotiations.
Approximately 100 individuals were evacuated from Burgohondo, Ávila, as a wildfire approached the area, with the UME (Military Emergencies Unit) deployed.
A severe heatwave is affecting the Iberian Peninsula, with temperatures reaching 44 degrees Celsius in some regions, prompting red alert warnings.
The article claims Julio Iglesias is lying in his lawsuit against elDiario.es, disputing the singer's accusations.
A man suspected of being a sex trafficker for Jeffrey Epstein has been found dead near Paris.
Former Prime Minister Zapatero has given an interview to TVE, his first public statement since being investigated in connection with the Plus Ultra rescue.
The Socialist Party has indicated it is prepared for a no-confidence motion if partners supporting Sánchez decide to withdraw their support.
A guide detailing how and where to watch the solar eclipse on August 12, including visibility maps and minute-by-minute coverage.
A significant fire in Castropodame, Galicia, is demanding a large deployment of resources to control the situation.
An emergency doctor explains that heatstroke is a life-threatening condition that requires immediate medical intervention.
An article describing a monastery in Galicia, built between the 12th and 18th centuries, as a significant monument of Spanish architectural heritage.
Archaeological discoveries related to the Ligures and Baebiani shed light on the use of mass deportations as a tool for control within the Roman Empire.
Renfe, the Spanish national railway company, will allow dogs to travel on its trains, a new policy for pet owners.
An article detailing a castle built in the 16th century on a 123-meter precipice, noted as one of the largest structures of its kind built on rock.
A psychologist discusses the effects of retirement on the brain and how individuals navigate this new phase of life.
Information regarding the payment dates for pensions in July 2026 and when they will be deposited into bank accounts.
Mariló Montero criticizes Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez for politicizing the issue of wildfires and climate change.
The premiere of 'Sandokan' on Telecinco garnered the highest ratings on Wednesday, July 22, 2026, surpassing 'Maestros de la Costura'.
A recipe for a potato and tuna cake that can be prepared in advance and is ideal for consuming cold during hot weather.
Recipe for a savory spinach and zucchini quiche with cream cheese, suitable for serving cold.
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