Zapatero Gives First TV Interview After Imputation ↗
Front page leadFormer president José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero gives his first televised interview after his imputation, explaining his side of the story regarding the 'Plus Ultra' case.
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The front page of La Vanguardia features a mix of political news, including an interview with former president Zapatero and a proposal for Yolanda Díaz to lead the OIT. There are also reports on ongoing wildfires in Spain, a gas explosion in Barcelona's metro, and international news regarding EU…
Former president José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero gives his first televised interview after his imputation, explaining his side of the story regarding the 'Plus Ultra' case.
The Spanish government has proposed Yolanda Díaz, the current Minister of Labor, to head the International Labour Organization (OIT), a move that had been previously discussed.
A gas explosion during construction work at the Sants metro station in Barcelona has injured eight people, with two in serious condition.
Catalonia is on maximum alert for wildfires, with Spain as a whole facing a high risk due to current weather conditions.
The European Union has approved a new package of sanctions against Russia, though it has been significantly diluted due to the demands of member states.
The trend of men's choirs is growing worldwide, providing a space for men to build community, combat loneliness, and foster a healthier sense of masculinity.
Philosopher Carissa Véliz discusses the nature of privacy, stating that it is a form of power that individuals are increasingly relinquishing.
The restaurant 'La Caleta' in Sant Vicenç de Montalt has been compelled to close due to a directive from the Directorate General of Coasts.