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SpainRescued a man who was unconscious in the fire of his apartment in Carabanchel
A 51-year-old man was seriously injured due to smoke from a fire in his apartment in the Madrid district of Carabanchel. The victim became unconscious and suffered cardiac and respiratory arrest in one of the rooms of the dwelling and had to be rescued by firefighters. Two firefighter units from the City Council of Madrid extinguished the fire, which started around 3 PM, on the third floor of Salvador Alonso Street, number 11. Emergency services from Samur-Protección Civil arrived at the scene and performed cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) on the injured man, successfully reversing the stop
Carlos Herrera, convinced of what is Zapatero's great concern after the imputation of his daughters: "I know him and he has no sleep"
José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero has faced another setback after being named an imputado in the Plus Ultra case. The judge ordered an investigation into his two daughters, Alba and Laura Rodríguez Espinosa, and their secretary, Gertrudis Alcázar, as part of the judicial proceeding that names Zapatero as the alleged leader of an illicit influence network. The court found that the communication agency Whathefav, owned by Zapatero’s daughters, played an instrumental role in channeling, hiding, or facilitating operations related to the case. Despite Zapatero’s claim that the company was used for legal
Peramato rejects that the Fiscalía is at the service of a criminal plot: It is a lack of respect
Teresa Peramato, the chief prosecutor of Spain, denied during her appearance before the Senate Justice Committee that the Public Prosecution Service is 'at the service of a criminal network.' She rejected allegations made by the PP and Vox parties, which accused the prosecution of opening its doors to the PSOE's 'underworld' due to two meetings attended by former socialist militant Leire Díez at the Madrid headquarters of Calle Fortuny. Peramato emphasized that prosecutors work with rigor, impartiality, autonomy, and respect for legality, and she called for respect for judicial decisions, even
Zapatero discounted the imputation of his daughters, but is "pained": "We worked with that scenario"
Former Spanish Prime Minister José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero is reportedly upset by the legal charges against his daughters, Alba and Laura Rodríguez Espinosa, and their former secretary Gertrudis Alcázar in the Plus Ultra case. Sources close to Zapatero indicate that this outcome was anticipated, and he and his lawyer had been preparing for it. The National Court judge José Luis Calama has ordered the imputation of these individuals at the request of the Anti-Corruption Prosecutor’s Office and the public prosecution. There are concerns within Zapatero's circle that Julio Martínez Martínez, the
The PP takes to the Senate the vote to ask for elections vetoed by the Congress
The Popular Party (PP) has submitted a motion to the Senate requesting Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez to call for general elections. This follows a similar motion vetoed by the Congress of Deputies, controlled by the PSOE and Sumar, which aimed to prevent a vote that the government was unlikely to win. The vote will now take place in the Senate, where the PP holds an absolute majority, on June 24. The PP criticized the Congress leadership for blocking the vote, accusing them of democratic cowardice.
The PP is presenting a new motion in Congress calling for the resignation of Sánchez.
The Popular Party (PP) has submitted a new motion to the Congress of Deputies requesting the resignation of Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez following the rejection of their amendment proposals by the Congress' Bureau. The PP aims to ensure this motion passes through the governing body, which is led by socialist Francina Armengol. Meanwhile, PSOE spokesperson Montse Mínguez emphasized the party's confidence in former Prime Minister José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero and called for respect for his presumption of innocence during the ongoing investigation into the Plus Ultra case. She criticized what she称
EU leaders, 'far from agreement' on new budget and with friction between 'savers' and 'ambitious'
Leaders of the European Union are far from reaching an agreement on the new budget, with tensions between 'savers' and 'ambitious' members.
A judge is asked if Zapatero could take on the guilt of his daughters and is blunt: "It's going to be very hard to believe"
A judge named Calama has indicted the daughters of former Prime Minister José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero. In a television program called 'La mirada crítica' on Telecinco, the judge Taín was interviewed regarding whether Zapatero could take full responsibility for his daughters' actions to avoid their conviction. The judge stated this scenario would be 'very little credible.'
Violence continues unleashed in Ecuador: two 15- and 16-year-old assassins murder the leader of a criminal gang at the airport and Noboa deploys 13,000 military
A shooting occurred at Guayaquil International Airport in Ecuador during the early hours of Thursday, resulting in one death and two injuries. The victim was identified as Carlos Alberto Suástegui Villanueva, a suspected leader of the criminal gang 'Los Águilas,' which is part of the older 'Los Choneros' gang. Two minors, aged 15 and 16, were detained as suspects. In response to rising violence, President Daniel Noboa deployed 13,000 military personnel.
A watch with emeralds, gold and silver figures, or a bottle of vodka: the 500 gifts Zapatero declared as president
José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero declared 500 gifts received during his presidency as president of Spain to be incorporated into the national heritage. These items include objects from various international figures such as King Abdullah bin Abdulaziz Al-Saudi of Saudi Arabia, King Mohammed VI of Morocco, Emir Hamad bin Khalifa Al-Thani of Qatar, President Ali Abdullah Saleh of Yemen, and President Dmitry Medvedev of Russia. The list was documented in an act from March 2012 by the Ministry of Finance, confirmed by government sources. However, it does not include jewelry seized by police from Zapaté
The mysterious prophecy of Baba Vanga that points to the 2026 World Cup: "People from all over the world will see it"
The article discusses a mysterious prophecy by Baba Vanga, a Bulgarian mystic known for her alleged predictions, which allegedly refers to the 2026 World Cup with the phrase 'The people of the whole world will see it.'
Pumuky, the dog who found a family thanks to an article in '20 minutes': "He's a brute... with his little bit of bad milk"
The article discusses Pumuky, a dog who found a family thanks to an article published by '20minutos'. The piece includes quotes describing Pumuky as 'brutote' with a 'pizquita de mala leche', which translates to 'big guy' with a 'bit of bad temper'.
Rigoberta Bandini has the look that every pregnant woman is going to want to wear at the festivals this summer.
The article discusses Rigoberta Bandini's fashion style, specifically highlighting her outfit choices that are expected to become popular among pregnant women attending summer festivals.
Spain continues to accumulate 450,000 empty and unsold housing bubble while the growth rate of the park slows
Spain continues to accumulate 450,000 empty homes from the housing bubble that remain unsold, while the growth rate of the housing stock is slowing down.
Foreign investment, fiscal reforms and economic openness: Cuba approves 176 anti-crisis measures
Cuba has approved 176 measures aimed at addressing economic challenges, including foreign investment, tax reforms, and economic openness.
The bad, the ugly, the ugly
The article discusses the contrast between Madrid and Barcelona through their respective displays during an event with the Pope at the Santiago Bernabéu stadium. It critiques Madrid's transformation under years of governance by what the author describes as 'la peor derecha' (the worst right wing), linking this to a neoliberalism that has culturally permeated the city. The author references Madrid's history and identity, suggesting it remains isolated culturally and suffers from a superiority complex due to its status as the capital.
The relevance of Zapatero
The article discusses the relevance of José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero, former Prime Minister of Spain.
Doctors end their latest strike with more than three million appointments suspended and the forecast of an indefinite strike after the summer
Doctors have ended their last strike with over three million appointments canceled and the possibility of an indefinite strike after summer.
A minor opens fire in Times Square and unleashes scenes of panic in the crowd.
A minor opened fire in Times Square, causing panic among the crowd.
The Bank of Spain amends the Government's housing policy: "The problem is not tackled with measures on demand"
The Bank of Spain has criticized the current housing policies implemented by the Spanish government, arguing that measures targeting demand—such as rent caps, rental bonuses for young people, guarantees from the ICO, restrictions on tourist apartments, and protections against non-payment—are insufficient and ineffective in addressing the housing crisis caused by a shortage of homes. The Bank of Spain's Annual Report 2025 highlights a growing deficit of 750,000 homes and warns that current government initiatives focus more on demand than supply, potentially leading to unintended consequences.
The autopsy of little Lyhanna confirms that she was raped: DNA of the main suspect was found on her body
The autopsy of young Lyhanna has confirmed she was raped, with DNA from the main suspect found in her body.
'Rosco' says goodbye to 'Pasapalabra': this was the last broadcast of the test and the farewell of Roberto Leal
The article discusses the final episode of the Spanish TV show 'Pasapalabra,' focusing on the departure of host Roberto Leal, known as 'El Rosco.' It covers the last broadcast of the program and Leal's farewell.
What is that bright spot that appears these nights next to the moon?
The article explains what the bright spot appearing next to the Moon these nights is.
Iran sentences a singer to 74 lashes for broadcasting a virtual concert without a veil
A singer in Iran has been sentenced to 74 lashes for holding a virtual concert without wearing a veil.
Sánchez opens for the first time the door to advance elections if the Budgets are not approved
The article reports that Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has for the first time opened the possibility of advancing elections if the budget is not approved.
PP, Vox and Junts approve the motion against the Government, but without calling for elections
The Spanish Congress has approved a motion against Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez's government with the support of the PP, Vox, and Junts parties. The motion was passed with 177 votes in favor, 164 against, and six abstentions from PNV and Coalición Canaria. The motion does not include demands for early elections, as amendments requesting this were rejected by the Congress' ruling committee, which is controlled by the PSOE and Sumar. The motion highlights the current government's 'extreme weakness' and calls for accountability regarding alleged operations involving officials obstructing judicial
Ines Gutierrez is the one .
The article provides minimal information, only mentioning 'Ines Gutiérrez' without additional context or details.
Naturgy signs Enrico Letta as an independent to renew his board after the funds are gone
Naturgy has appointed Enrico Letta as an independent member to renew its board following the departure of funds.
Declining frequency in relationships, age of initiation and double protection, doubts in the '20 Minutes' Sex Clinic
The article discusses concerns raised at the '20minutos' Sex Advisory Column regarding declining relationship frequency, age of initiation, and double protection methods.
Ukraine punishes Moscow with the biggest drone storm: "If Ukraine burns, your Moscow will burn", says Zelenski
Moscow experienced what has been described as the worst drone attack since the start of Russia's large-scale invasion of Ukraine. The main target was the Kapotnya refinery in the southeast of the city. Moscow's mayor admitted that several drones reached the plant, which had already been attacked this week. Images shared by social media and agencies showed smoke and flames over the facility. Ukrainian attacks are targeting less photographed areas of Moscow, focusing on industrial and suburban zones near the city's major ring road. President Zelenskyy confirmed the attack against the refinery,描述
The Bank of Spain estimates the housing deficit at up to 750,000 and is committed to a temporary limit on tourist and seasonal flats
The Bank of Spain estimates a housing deficit of up to 750,000 homes and advocates for temporary limits on tourist and seasonal properties.
Ibrahima Konaté, third player signed for Real Madrid 2026-2027, signs until June 2030
Ibrahima Konaté has signed with Real Madrid until June 2030, making him the third player signed for the 2026-2027 season.
Israel attacks Lebanon hours after Iran and US signed agreement to stop its offensive "immediately"
Israel launched attacks in Lebanon hours after Iran and the United States signed a memorandum of understanding aimed at ending military operations immediately across all fronts, including Lebanon. According to Lebanese official sources, one person was killed and another seriously injured in a drone attack targeting a car in the Kafr Tibnit roundabout in Arnoun. Another two people were injured when a drone bombed a house in Yahoun, near Bint Jbeil in the southern province of Nabatieh. The attacks occurred following the digitally signed agreement between U.S. President Donald Trump and Iranian总统
Mercadona recognised as the most innovative company in distribution in Spain and the eighth in Europe, according to Fortune magazine
Mercadona has been recognized by Fortune magazine as the most innovative distribution company in Spain and the eighth most innovative in Europe.
Gaspi's father, the famous 'youtuber' who died when the helicopter he was in crashed: "It was not an accident, it was an attack"
The father of Gaspi, a well-known YouTuber who died in a helicopter crash, claims the incident was an assassination rather than an accident.
The US will address for six months the reduction of its troops in Europe but does not detail whether it will affect Rota and Morón
The United States will consider reducing its troop presence in Europe over the next six months, but it has not specified whether this reduction will affect bases in Rota and Morón.
Real Madrid speeds up for Marc Cucurella
Real Madrid is negotiating with Chelsea to sign Marc Cucurella, a Spanish international left-back, with the transfer potentially reaching up to 50 million euros. Cucurella, whose contract expires in June 2028, would reinforce a position currently occupied by Álvaro Carreras, Fran García, and Ferland Mendy. The club is looking to make changes in the coming weeks, especially after Carreras' underwhelming performance this season and García's previous failed transfer attempt during the winter market. This move aligns with Real Madrid's new strategy following José Mourinho's appointment.
Europe launches its alternative to X: a social network that only allows users verified as human to post
Europe has launched an alternative to X (formerly Twitter), a social network that only allows verified human users to post content.
Cristiano Ronaldo receives a barrage of criticism after his poor World Cup debut: "It was terrible, it shouldn't be headline news"
Cristiano Ronaldo faced significant criticism after his poor performance in his World Cup debut, with some stating he was 'terrible' and should not start in future matches.
The (anti) migration twist on our civilized Europe
The new European migration policy, consisting of nine regulations and a directive approved by the European Parliament in 2024, aims to harmonize asylum procedures, border controls, and integration measures across EU member states. This policy replaces disparate national approaches with standardized rules. According to NGOs such as Human Rights Watch, Amnesty International, Oxfam Intermón, and Red Acoge, the policy increases restrictions on migrants and risks undermining their rights. The new system introduces an accelerated process for determining asylum applications, allowing decisions within
Elena the Brave
The article mentions 'Elena Valiente' but provides no additional information or context about her.
Israel's reasons for rejecting Trump's Iran deal: Why it disgusts Netanyahu, his opposition and civil society
The article discusses Israel's reasons for rejecting the Trump administration's agreement with Iran, focusing on how this decision has affected Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, his opposition, and Israeli civil society.
In the Never Never Land
The article discusses the concept of 'El País de Jamás Nunca,' which translates to 'The Country of Never Ever.' The title suggests a focus on issues or situations where certain events or changes are perceived as impossible or highly unlikely within a specific context.
Thursday's 2026 World Cup matches: times, who plays and where to watch live
The article lists today's matches of the 2026 World Cup, including schedules, participating teams, and where to watch them live.
The objective is to save the black Castilian hen: "It needs much less care than a cat or a dog"
The article discusses efforts to save the black Castilian chicken, highlighting that it requires significantly less care compared to a cat or dog.
A shootout between assassins at Guayaquil airport leaves at least one dead and one wounded
A shootout between hitmen at Guayaquil airport resulted in at least one death and one injury.
Ione Belarra will be Podemos' candidate for the Community of Madrid
Ione Belarra, the secretary general of Podemos, announced her candidacy for the 2027 regional elections in the Community of Madrid. She aims to regain the representation lost in the 2023 elections, when Podemos was excluded from the Madrid Assembly for the first time since 2015. Belarra made the announcement during a central party event in Madrid, where she criticized the current government and local authorities, calling them 'a bunch of crap' and expressing frustration with the progressive bloc's lack of resistance. She emphasized her determination to fight for all Madrid residents and the future of her own children, and criticized the PSOE for fielding only 'fourth-rate' candidates in the region.
Elche's statement on Rafa Mir's future: "The club has executed the extinction clause of his transfer"
The article reports that Elche Football Club has executed the termination clause of Rafa Mir's loan agreement.
Warsh anticipates changes in his debut as Fed chairman: "I don't share the need to choose between inflation or unemployment"
The article discusses Jay Powell's anticipated changes in his first term as Federal Reserve Chair, noting his statement that he does not agree with the necessity of choosing between inflation and unemployment.
Russia attacks Ukraine with 70 missiles and more than 600 drones, leaving at least nine people dead and the historic Dormition Cathedral in Kyiv in flames
Russian forces launched an attack on Ukraine using 70 missiles and over 600 drones during the night, resulting in at least nine deaths and significant damage in multiple districts of Kyiv. The historic Dormition Cathedral in Kyiv was set on fire. Ukrainian authorities reported casualties and material damage across eight districts, with emergency services deployed to around fifty locations affected by falling missiles or drones. Preliminary reports indicate that Ukrainian air defenses shot down 50 missiles and 582 drones.
A fire of agricultural vegetation in Talavera (Lérida) forces to confine two municipalities
Agricultural vegetation fire in Talavera (Lérida) has led to a confinement order for residents of Pallerols and Ribera d'Ondara, according to a report by 'X'. Local authorities have advised citizens to stay indoors and close windows and doors.
Trump's new Fed chairman keeps interest rates unchanged
The new Federal Reserve chairman appointed by Trump, Kevin Warsh, has decided to keep interest rates unchanged after leading his first monetary policy meeting. The Federal Reserve maintained reference rates between 3.5% and 3.75% by unanimous decision. Rising inflation makes it nearly impossible for the Fed to cut interest rates in the short term, which could stimulate growth but also further increase prices. Hiring has improved since the beginning of the year, removing another key reason to lower rates. Additionally, the other 11 members of the rate-setting committee at the Fed—including Warш
Morad, charged again for pushing a man in an argument
The article reports that Morad has been reported again for pushing a man during an argument.
What happens if an aircraft's engines fail?
The article discusses what happens if an airplane's engines fail, featuring explanations from Perico Durán, a captain of an Airbus A320.
Five people arrested for planning an attack on the UFC's Trump birthday party at the White House.
Five individuals were arrested for planning an attack on a UFC event hosted by U.S. President Donald Trump at the White House last Sunday, according to judicial documents released this Tuesday. The documents indicate that the suspects, supporters of marginal conspiracy theories, discussed using drones carrying explosives and shooting at people fleeing in panic. Investigators seized high-powered firearms from several suspects and analyzed encrypted text messages among approximately 20 participants who shared detailed maps and aerial photographs of the area. They also discussed the need for a 's
It is a very serious matter: Mental Health criticizes Ángel Nicolás for trivializing psychological casualties
The Federation of Mental Health in Castilla-La Mancha has criticized recent comments made by Angel Nicolas, president of the Regional Confederation of Entrepreneurs (Cecam), regarding psychological leave among young people. The federation argues that his remarks trivialize and generalize a complex issue affecting many individuals.
A daughter of Chinese migrants gets the best grade in the Castile and Leon PAU of "national priority"
Zhishan He, daughter of Chinese immigrants who moved to Zamora, achieved the highest score in the PAU (University Entrance Exam) in the region of Castilla y León with a 9.975. She is the third of four siblings and began excelling academically during secondary school after overcoming initial challenges with the Spanish language. Her performance included a perfect 10 in Spanish Language and Literature.
The 'WAGS' of the National Team, the condemnation of Marius Borg and Shakira in the World Cup: 'Campos & Rosa' reviewed the magazines of the heart
The article discusses topics such as the 'WAGs' (wives and girlfriends) of Spain's national football team, the condemnation of Marius Borg and Shakira during the World Cup, and a review of celebrity magazines by 'Campos & Rosa'.
Trump has weakened the US position: Political analyst Droz-Vincent questions the pact with Iran
The re-opening of the Strait of Hormuz following an announced agreement between the United States and Iran to end the regional conflict since February 28 has become a hope for regions dependent on this critical economic passage. French President Emmanuel Macron, host of the G7 in Évian, stated that 'everything possible will be done to make this agreement a reality.' However, confusion has arisen regarding potential fees for ships passing through the strait. The full text of the agreement between U.S. and Iranian officials is not yet available, with many contentious points deferred to future讨论.
Brazilian authorities block access to the bridge from which young María Eduarda was thrown into the void without ropes
Authorities in Brazil have blocked access to the bridge from which young Maria Eduarda was thrown into the void without ropes.
Sánchez meets with the US ambassador after his protests for not being received in four months
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez met with the U.S. ambassador following protests over not having been received by the U.S. administration in four months.
The US-Iran deal: 14 points, few details and a "vague" text
The article discusses an agreement between the United States and Iran, highlighting that it consists of 14 points with few details and a 'vague' text.
The two seconds that could change history
Real Madrid's statement on the Negreira case: it has sent a report to UEFA and demands harsh sports sanctions
Real Madrid has sent a report to UEFA regarding the Negreira case and is demanding severe sporting sanctions.
The accused of burning a 16-month-old baby while bathing her defends that it was "an accident" and the judge withdraws his passport
A man accused of burning a 16-month-old baby while bathing her claims it was an 'accident,' and a judge has revoked his passport.
Parliament approves the regulation allowing the setting up of migrant detention centres outside the EU
The European Parliament has approved a regulation allowing the establishment of migrant detention centers outside the EU.
The government hastened the second extension of the anti-crisis decree and is studying new measures to protect families and businesses
The Spanish government is expediting the second extension of the anti-crisis decree and is considering new protective measures for families and businesses.
J. D. Vance
The article mentions J.D. Vance but provides no additional information or context.
The demographic future of Spain in 2076: we will be 53 million due to migration and we will live in single-person households
The article discusses Spain's demographic future by 2076, projecting a population of 53 million due to migration and predicting an increase in single-person households.
The new supermarkets that Lidl will open in Spain this June
Lidl, a supermarket chain, will open new stores in Spain during June.
Inditex reaches a new wage pact with Comisiones Obreras and UGT with annual increases of 4% until 2028
Inditex has reached a new wage agreement with Comisiones Obreras and UGT, providing annual salary increases of 4% until 2028.
These are the countries most hostile to mass tourism: Spain leads the ranking
The article lists countries that are most hostile to mass tourism, with Spain leading the ranking.
Zapatero faces his statement with six crimes at stake and many issues to be clarified: from the jewels to the rescue of Plus Ultra
The article discusses José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero facing his declaration with six charges pending and many questions yet to be clarified, including issues related to jewels and the rescue of Plus Ultra.
Experts agree: mate has no Uruguayan or Argentine origins
Experts agree that the mate does not have Uruguayan or Argentine origins.
Rafa Mir and Sevilla FC case: agreement with the player, dismissal after conviction for sexual assault
The article discusses the legal situation involving Rafa Mir, a player at Sevilla FC, who has been sentenced to up to eight years and six months in prison for sexual assault and injuries. The sentence was handed down by a court in Valencia. Rafa Mir still plans to appeal the verdict, which could prolong the process. Sevilla FC is currently unable to make a final decision on whether to terminate his contract until the sentence becomes definitive.
The PSOE denies paying a lawyer of the Ferraz cloacas case two bills outside of his official accounting
The PSOE has denied paying two invoices totaling 26,500 euros each to lawyer Jacobo Teijelo, who is implicated in the 'cloacas' case involving the PSOE. The party submitted a document to Judge Santiago Pedraz stating they rejected payment because the services provided, their content, and beneficiaries were unclear. The PSOE claims it terminated the service agreement with Teijelo and did not proceed with the payments.
Pablo Chiapella's Personal Life: His Wife, Daughter Valentina, and Relationship with Ernesto Sevilla
The article discusses Pablo Chiapella's personal life, including his wife, daughter Valentina, and his relationship with Ernesto Sevilla. It highlights his career as an actor and comedian, particularly his role as Amador Rivas in 'La que se avecina,' and mentions his upcoming project, the comedy series 'Olivia' on Disney+. The article also notes his previous work in other TV shows and projects.
The employer proposes that the Social Security take over the full cost of the workloads from the fourth day
The employer association proposes that the Social Security system assume the full cost of work absences starting from the fourth day.
The judge who investigates Elisa Mouliaá for slander against Íñigo Errejón orders the arrest of the actress for "a clear and unequivocal will to evade the action of Justice"
A judge investigating actress Elisa Mouliaá for alleged defamation against Íñigo Errejón, an ex-spokesperson for the Spanish party Sumar, has ordered her detention after she failed to appear for her third court summons. The judge stated that Mouliaá demonstrated 'a clear and unequivocal intent to evade justice.' Mouliaá claimed she is seeking effective, impartial judicial protection under Spain's legal framework and the European Convention on Human Rights. She also raised concerns about procedural fairness, noting that while serious allegations remain unresolved, pressure has been applied to a
The F1 circuit in Madrid opens after the works: 1,3 million m3 of land, flamenco anthem and slopes of the staircase installation
The Madrid Formula 1 circuit has been inaugurated after construction work, which involved moving 1.3 million cubic meters of earth. The event included a flamenco anthem and ongoing installation of seating areas.
Quevedo burns down the last concert of Bad Bunny in Madrid
The article describes the final concert of Bad Bunny in Madrid, highlighting the collaboration with Quevedo during the performance of his song 'Columbia.' It details the audience's enthusiastic reaction, the stage setup, and the emotional impact of the event, particularly when Bad Bunny performed the popular track 'Quédate' without singing, allowing the crowd to chant along.
Junts takes another step in pressure on Sanchez and brings to Congress the demand to advance the elections
The political group Junts has taken further steps to pressure Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez by bringing the demand to advance elections to Congress.
Preventive prison for three of the six detainees after the bridging accident in which a 21-year-old girl died in Brazil
Three of the six individuals detained following an accident during a bridge jump in Brazil, which resulted in the death of a 21-year-old woman, have been placed under preventive detention.
Bonnie Tyler wakes up from a coma, but still in "very serious condition"
Bonnie Tyler has awakened from a coma but remains in a 'very serious' condition.
A young man kills the speech therapist of his two-year-old son after suspecting him of abusing the child: "Either you show me the cameras or I kill you"
A young man killed his two-year-old son's speech therapist after suspecting the therapist was abusing the child. The perpetrator reportedly told the therapist, 'Show me the cameras or I'll kill you.'
Defense issues "unfavorable" report on southern extension of metro line 11 to Cuatro Vientos and forces change of project
The Spanish Ministry of Defense has issued an unfavorable report regarding the southern extension of Line 11 of the Madrid Metro to Cuatro Vientos, requiring changes to the project.
Ane Núñez, student affected by the 'zero' in the PAU's euskera exam: "I came out very happy, I was expecting an 8 and I have a 0.65"
Ane Núñez, a student who took the Basque language (Euskera) exam for the university entrance test (PAU), expressed her disappointment after receiving a score of 0.65, far below her expected grade of an 8.
From Sissi to Bokassa
Victor Jiménez Aransay
The article provides minimal information, only mentioning the name 'Víctor Jiménez Aransay' without additional context, details, or explanation.
20minutes is consolidating as the least polarized medium and the third most-audienced, according to the Reuters Institute
According to the Reuters Institute, 20minutos has solidified its position as the least polarized medium and ranks third in audience reach.