The investigation into the Urda train accident has advanced with the revelation from the Iryo train's black box, indicating that the driver made multiple attempts to report issues at Atocha station prior to the collision. This new detail adds to the ongoing scrutiny of rail safety and the circumstances surrounding the recent tragedies. Óscar Puente, the former Minister of Transport and Sustainable Mobility, resigned earlier this month following the deadly train accidents.

El Mundo: Iryo Black Box Reveals Driver Tried to Report to Atocha 3-4 Times Before Crash

The black box of the Iryo train indicates the driver attempted to report issues at Atocha station multiple times before the collision.

As the November 29 general elections approach, new polls suggest a significant shift in voter sentiment, with right-wing parties gaining six seats, largely due to public discontent with the PSOE and the recent resignation of Óscar Puente. Alberto Núñez Feijóo, leader of the People's Party, has outlined potential policy changes, including repealing housing decrees if he forms a government, while Pedro Sánchez, President of the Government, remains confident of a victory. Additionally, a startup…

EL PAÍS: Alberto Núñez Feijóo: “Forming a coalition government with Vox does not depend…

The leader of the PP announces he will repeal housing decrees if he governs and believes that 'Sánchez is managing to deactivate the entire left and absorb it.'

20minutos: Startup That Tracked Ceuta Attack Calls Warns of Election Interference

A startup company that identified calls for the assault on Ceuta is now alerting authorities to potential foreign interference in the upcoming general elections.

El Confidencial: Right Recovers 6 Seats Against Left Due to PSOE Punishment and Puente's…

The gap between political blocks in vote percentage widens to 14.4%, with PP gaining and PSOE and Frente Amplio falling. The shift is compensated by gains for other parties.

La Vanguardia: Pedro Sánchez: 'We will win the election, but it's not won yet'

The President of the Spanish Government and leader of the PSOE aims to repeat the success of the 2023 elections, stating the party will win but the outcome is not yet certain.

EL PAÍS: Sánchez rides the wave of American progressive resistance

With Puente fallen, the left tries to return to campaigning, boosted by victories in Brazil and the United States.

20minutos: Frente Amplio's Dilemma: Differentiate from PSOE While Acknowledging…

The Frente Amplio alliance faces a campaign challenge to distinguish itself from the PSOE, knowing they will likely be a key partner after the elections.

The 'Koldo Corruption Case' continues to unfold with new information suggesting that "Koldo was offered Aldama," and People's Party lawyer Alberto Durán is reportedly implicated in the investigation. Separately, the judicial investigation into former Prime Minister José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero's 'jewelry case' has seen a setback for the prosecution, with a judge dismissing embezzlement charges.

elDiario.es: Two Years of Paid Lies to Bring Down a Government

This main headline suggests a focus on political strategies and alleged disinformation campaigns aimed at destabilizing the Spanish government, potentially linked to investigations like the 'Koldo García' case mentioned elsewhere.

elDiario.es: Koldo was offered Aldama

This is a snippet from an opinion piece by the director, suggesting a connection between Koldo García and a person or entity named Aldama, likely related to corruption investigations.

elDiario.es: Zapatero's jewelry case weakens after judge corrects prosecution and dismisses…

The judicial investigation into former Prime Minister Zapatero's 'jewelry case' has seen a setback for the prosecution regarding embezzlement charges.

elDiario.es: Alberto Durán, the all-powerful PP lawyer, hours of low ratings, signaled by…

This article seems to focus on Alberto Durán, a lawyer for the PP party, whose reputation is affected by the Koldo investigation.

Former National Security Chief General Ballesteros has issued a warning about Morocco's strategic intentions towards Spain's territories of Ceuta and Melilla, noting the country's rearmament. Concurrently, Spain is facing uncertainties surrounding a scheduled general strike on November 11, which could significantly impact the nation.

El Confidencial: General Ballesteros: 'Morocco Has a Strategy to Take Ceuta and Melilla and is…

Former National Security Chief General Ballesteros states that Morocco has a strategy targeting Spain's territories of Ceuta and Melilla and is undergoing rearmament.

La Vanguardia: Spain faces November 11: unknowns of an unprecedented general strike

The article explores the uncertainties surrounding a general strike scheduled for November 11 in Spain.

Isabel Díaz Ayuso, President of the Community of Madrid, is facing criticism for her attacks on protesting professors, with firefighters responding to her comments. This indicates ongoing tensions within the Madrid region's political landscape.

elDiario.es: Ayuso's attacks on professors: from 'violent' to 'lack of sensitivity' by…

This story covers criticism leveled by Madrid's regional president, Ayuso, against protesting professors and the response from firefighters, indicating a conflict in Madrid.

Economic discussions are focusing on the challenges awaiting the next government after the November 29 elections, including housing, infrastructure, budgets, and pensions. An analysis suggests that immigration and productivity could positively impact the pension system. The government is also amending its plan to offer more electrical connection to regions.

El Confidencial: Immigration and Productivity Will Improve Pension Exam

An economic analysis suggests that immigration and productivity will positively impact the assessment of the pension system.

EL PAÍS: Economic challenges after November 29: housing, infrastructure, budgets and…

The next government will find a country that is growing, with less unemployment and debt, but with structural cracks.

20minutos: Government Amends Plan to Offer 50% More Electrical Connection to Regions…

The Spanish government is revising its plan to significantly increase electrical grid connections for autonomous communities ahead of the upcoming elections.

Storm Bruna is making its way towards Spain, with the AEMET (State Meteorological Agency) issuing warnings for very heavy rains, storms, and intense wind gusts across the country, specifying the most affected areas.

El Confidencial: Storm Bruna Arrives in Spain With Very Heavy Rains and Strong Winds

The AEMET (State Meteorological Agency) warns of very heavy rains, storms, and intense wind gusts as Storm Bruna approaches Spain, specifying the most affected areas.