Police and army forces have successfully cleared the last major migrant settlement in the Spanish autonomous city of Ceuta. The operation involved evicting hundreds of migrants from the El Guano area.

La Vanguardia: Police Evacuate Last Major Migrant Settlement in Ceuta

Authorities have cleared the final large encampment of migrants in the Spanish autonomous city of Ceuta.

elDiario.es: Police and Army Evacuate Migrant Settlement in Ceuta

A large police and army operation has evicted a settlement of 150 people in the Guano area of Ceuta, with migrants expressing resignation.

20minutos: Police evict hundreds of migrants from El Guano, the last large illegal…

Authorities in Ceuta have cleared hundreds of migrants from El Guano, which was the final significant illegal settlement in the area.

Cándido Conde-Pumpido, President of the Constitutional Court, asserted that Spain faces a 'judicialization of politics' rather than 'lawfare', following a ruling that allows Carles Puigdemont to return. Separately, Alberto Núñez Feijóo, President of the People's Party, has questioned Pedro Sánchez, President of the Government, regarding the 'removal' of Judge Beatriz Biedma, who testified about alleged harassment and a plot to discredit her in a case involving Pedro Sánchez's brother.

EL PAÍS: Conde-Pumpido: 'There is no lawfare in Spain, but a problem of judicialization…

The President of the Constitutional Court states there is no 'lawfare' in Spain but rather a problem with the judicialization of politics, in a week following a ruling that will allow Carles Puigdemont to return to Spain.

20minutos: Feijóo asks Sánchez who ordered the 'removal' of Judge Biedma and promises…

Opposition leader Feijóo questions Prime Minister Sánchez about the dismissal of Judge Biedma and pledges a comprehensive national reconstruction.

elDiario.es: The 'Grupo Leire' Plan Against Judge Biedma: Attack or Disparate?

An investigation delves into the 'Grupo Leire' plan, questioning whether it was an attack or a foolish action targeting judge Biedma.

Spain is bracing for a fierce electoral confrontation between Pedro Sánchez, President of the Government, and Alberto Núñez Feijóo, President of the People's Party, ahead of the November 29 elections. The Socialist party is exploring strategies to optimize votes, while voter anger, particularly fueled by the housing crisis, is manifesting at the polls. New electoral initiatives include a proposed 'grandchild law' by the People's Party and Basque businessmen to allow 300,000 diaspora to vote.

elDiario.es: Sánchez and Feijóo Face Cruel Electoral Duel

The main headline focuses on the impending electoral confrontation between Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez and Alberto Núñez Feijóo, suggesting a fierce political contest ahead.

20minutos: Sánchez's three paths to optimize votes on November 29: epic comeback, Vox…

Socialists see Vox's advance as an opportunity to close the gap with the PP and potentially win, while also exploring joint Senate lists to prevent a PP majority.

El Confidencial: Tell me who you vote for and I'll tell you what you think about taxes: from…

An analysis exploring the relationship between voting choices, tax opinions, and the political stances of parties like Vox and Sumar.

La Vanguardia: Spain at the Forefront

Events in the US after November 3rd will frame Spain's passionate electoral campaign.

EL PAÍS: The great anger erupts at the polls

The housing crisis is fueling widespread discontent related to a lack of purchasing power, political distrust, and future concerns, which is now manifesting in the electoral process.

El Confidencial: Basque PP and businessmen prepare 'grandchild law' for 300,000 diaspora to vote

The PP and Basque businessmen are reportedly preparing a 'grandchild law' that would allow 300,000 descendants of Spaniards living abroad to vote.

EL PAÍS: The Chronicle | Sánchez against the impossible

Preliminary data indicates a more challenging electoral landscape for the left than in 2023, with the PP claiming to have learned from past mistakes.

EL PAÍS: Housing, immigration or Government? What worries voters of each party most

An examination of the key concerns for voters across different political parties, focusing on housing, immigration, and government performance.

El Confidencial: Early elections: New voters worry Ayuso, left-wing strongholds increase their…

New voters are causing concern for Ayuso, as left-wing strongholds see their electorate increase by up to 25%, potentially impacting upcoming general elections.

The housing crisis continues to be a significant concern, with nearly half of young adults aged 26-34 still living with their parents due to unaffordable housing. The housing movement is also pointing to small landlords as a factor contributing to rising prices, sparking debate on their role in the escalating cost of living.

La Vanguardia: The Generation That Cannot Leave Home

Real-life cases illustrate the emancipation crisis in Spain, where nearly half of young adults aged 26-34 live with their parents due to unaffordable housing.

EL PAÍS: Housing movement points to small landlords: are they responsible for price…

The housing movement is attributing rising prices to small landlords, sparking debate about their role in the escalating cost of housing.

Political polarization in Spain is being identified as a factor that is reducing productive investment. This comes as the Ibex 35 has shown significant growth over the past eight years, prompting examination of its correlation with government policies.

El Confidencial: The Ibex 35 has risen almost 100% in 8 years: thanks to or despite the…

An examination of the Ibex 35's significant growth over eight years and its correlation with government policies.

El Confidencial: Spain facing its mirror: political polarization reduces productive investment

Political polarization in Spain is identified as a factor that is reducing productive investment.

An analysis is underway regarding which political figures will attend and which will skip the upcoming National Day events on October 12th, with one prominent figure noted for their absence for the second consecutive year.

20minutos: Who will attend and who will skip the National Day events on October 12: one…

An analysis of which political figures are attending the National Day celebrations on October 12th, noting that one prominent figure is absent for the second consecutive year.