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POLITICS5h agoBreaking news on Blocus demonstrations in Spain, live | Madrid, Barcelona, Valencia, and San Sebastian brace for possible unrestLos Mossos y la Guardia Urbana identifican en la capital catalana a un millar de personas para prevenir altercados | El comercio echa el cierre en todo el país ante el temor de saqueosEl País
DISASTER5h agoSpain observes third day of mourning as unions demand urgent action following deadly train collisionSpanish PM Pedro Sánchez is facing mounting pressure following the incident, which has further knocked confidence in Spain’s rail infrastructure.EuroNews [en]
POLITICS5h ago«Seen from Elsewhere» N°193 - In Spain, mourning and anger against Pedro SanchezLETTRE EXCLUSIVE ABONNÉS - La revue de presse européenne, par Édouard de Mareschal.Le Figaro International
WORLD7h agoProvisional detention without bail for the alleged “founder and promoter” of ‘Blocus’ in SpainOtro joven arrestado en Cataluña administraba un grupo de comunicación utilizado para coordinar disturbiosEl País
POLITICS9h agoJavier Milei, LIVE: the President inaugurates an evangelical temple in Neuquén today and prepares for his new trip to SpainEn la provincia patagónica el mandatario estrenará el nuevo auditorio de la iglesia Jesús es Rey. Mientras tanto, se ultiman detalles de la participación del jefe de Estado en la Cumbre Iberoamericana de la próxima semana.Clarín
DISASTER10h agoTraffic control errors blamed for Spain rail disaster: ‘They had a clear view of what was happening’Transport minister says operators cleared passenger train to accelerate to 100mph toward stationary carriages despite live warning displaysThe Independent World
POLITICS12h agoTrain Disaster Is a Blow to Spain’s Leader, Already an Election UnderdogPrime Minister Pedro Sánchez wanted to campaign on inequality and housing, but the second major rail accident this year has put his government’s competence on trial.NYT World
WORLD13h agoPalomo Spain, 34 years old: "The salt of my life are my boyfriend and the guys who accompany me on the path, who make me escape from my work and brighten my days"Palomo Spain spoke about love, friends, and the exhaustion of fashion at 34. He revealed who is the salt of his life and with whom he would never share a table.Clarín
POLITICS15h agoSpain train disaster clouds Sánchez chances of re-electionThe Spanish PM is hit by a succession of crises just weeks before a snap general election.BBC World
DISASTER23h agoSpain train crash raises questions over condition and maintenance of rail networkNine months after the Adamuz disaster, which killed 46 people and injured more than 150, the Urda catastrophe has reignited debate over how much the country dedicates to maintaining its rail infrastructure. The diversity of high-speed line signaling systems is also under scrutiny.Le Monde [en]
POLITICS23h agoThe train crash in Spain enters the election campaign and complicates Pedro Sánchez's plansClarín
POLITICS23h agoThe Spain that goes from Fátima Báñez to Óscar Puente LeerEl Mundo