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The front page of elDiario.es features a mix of domestic Spanish political news, international affairs, and economic updates. A major story covers leaked audio recordings related to the Leire Díez case, with other prominent domestic news focusing on political dynamics between PP and Vox, and an…
Leaked audio recordings from the Leire Díez case suggest she was taking things lightly, speaking extensively, and knew many people, indicating potential impropriety.
Despite an overwhelming victory for the far-right in Saxony-Anhalt, initial projections indicate they will not secure an absolute majority in the German state elections.
An analysis delves into what might be hidden or significant about an attic associated with Ayuso, suggesting a story of political or economic interest.
The return to school in Ceuta is marked by confusion, with parents expressing concern and a sense of collective panic over the situation.
A podcast episode discusses the Schengen agreement, deciphers the alarmist rhetoric from Meloni, and touches on the situation in Ceuta.
A report highlights the frequent alignment of votes between the People's Party (PP) and Vox in the Spanish Congress, indicating a strong political partnership.
The price of housing in Spain has increased by 12.2% in the second quarter, marking a continuous upward trend for the past six months.
Nuns who are survivors of abuse have established the first religious order specifically for victims of abuse within the church.
A look into the challenging daily life in Havana, Cuba, describing a situation of darkness and chaos.
The week begins with extreme heat across Spain, with 11 communities issuing warnings as temperatures approach 40 degrees Celsius.
The TV show 'Salvados' covers the story of Rita Barberá, with Gonzo noting that three prominent figures from the PP refused to appear on the program.
The Mossos d'Esquadra (Catalan police) have admitted to a judge that they did not preserve documentation related to an order to spy on teachers.
A company linked to the president of the PP in Burgos allegedly organized weddings and concerts using a license that had been expired for seven years.
The European Commission has denounced the disproportionate actions of the National Police against a fan displaying an 'estelada' (Catalan independence flag) during a match.
José Pablo Sabrido, the Government Delegate in Castilla-La Mancha, states that there is no viable alternative to Pedro Sánchez, implying loyalty or lack of options.
A story about Formula 1 in Madrid, detailing plans for a hotel and the eviction of a woman with Parkinson's, highlighting issues with tourist apartment conversions.
Carlos Mazón, president of the Valencian Community, has been summoned to Congress to explain the inevitability of the DANA storm and the response to it.
The mayor of a town claims she alerted the population to the DANA storm and presented previously unseen photos to the judge as evidence.
Details about the new TV channel led by Javier Ruiz, including the names of the presenters who will be part of the 'La Séptima' project.
Robert Pattinson's 'Primetime' program failed to achieve high ratings, despite its exploration of pedophile networks, suggesting a banal approach.
An investigation reveals that pharmaceutical companies exert influence over clinical guidelines in Spain, raising concerns about potential conflicts of interest.
An investigation into Borja Suárez, president of the PP in Burgos, reveals his company organized events using an expired license.
Dancer Juan Berlanga recounts being attacked by protestors but continued his performance, stating he wouldn't let them deter him, in the context of support for Ceuta.
An analysis of TV audiences for Saturday, September 5, 2026, noting a highly competitive evening with significant programming on Antena 3 and RTVE.
A section offering various daily games including crossword puzzles, trivia, word games, and Sudoku.
