Leaked audio recordings from the Leire Díez case suggest that she was taking things lightly, speaking extensively, and knew many people, indicating potential impropriety as the judicial investigation continues.

elDiario.es: Leire Díez Case: Leaked Audios Reveal "Joking" and "Knowing Everyone"

Leaked audio recordings from the Leire Díez case suggest she was taking things lightly, speaking extensively, and knew many people, indicating potential impropriety.

Spain's National Court has launched an investigation into a 15 million euro contract linked to the financing of the ruling PSOE political party, suggesting potential irregularities.

El Mundo: National Court Investigates PSOE Financing Contract

Spain's National Court is investigating a 15 million euro contract linked to the financing of the PSOE political party, suggesting potential irregularities.

A new poll indicates that 90% of Spaniards hold Morocco responsible for the Ceuta crisis, with a majority also criticizing the Spanish government's management and favoring stricter immigration policies. The government has admitted difficulty in providing an exact figure for migrants in Ceuta, though 4,000 have been repatriated since August 10th. Juan Vivas, President of Ceuta, continues to insist Morocco is behind the crisis and warns the city can no longer withstand the pressure, urging for…

EL PAÍS: 90% of Spaniards Blame Morocco for Ceuta Crisis

A poll by 40dB indicates that 90% of Spaniards hold Morocco responsible for the Ceuta crisis, with a majority also criticizing the Spanish government's management and favoring stricter immigration policies.

20minutos: Government Admits Difficulty in Estimating Migrants in Ceuta

The Spanish government has stated that it is 'impossible' to provide an exact figure for the number of migrants currently in Ceuta, while also reporting that 4,000 have been repatriated since August 10th.

EL PAÍS: Vivas Insists Morocco is Behind Ceuta Crisis, Demands More Support

The president of Ceuta, Juan Vivas, reiterates that Morocco is behind the current crisis and warns that the city can no longer withstand the pressure, urging for greater support.

20minutos: Living on Food Bags: Migrants Await Aid Distribution on Ceuta's Trampolin Beach

Migrants in Ceuta are dependent on food handouts, with one individual stating that the awaited distribution of supplies on Trampolin beach is 'the only meal of the day'.

La Vanguardia: The Drama of Ceuta's 'Trampoline' Beach: A Place You'd Never Step Foot On

This story explores the challenging reality of the 'Trampolín de Ceuta' beach, highlighting the migratory crisis and its impact.

El Confidencial: The hidden reality behind the Ceuta military deployment: 'We were eager to…

This story delves into the underlying circumstances and motivations behind the military deployment in Ceuta, suggesting a readiness among forces to act.

A new poll indicates that the conservative People's Party (PP) and the far-right Vox party have collectively surpassed 50% of the vote for the first time, while the ruling left-wing parties have seen their support decline.

EL PAÍS: PP and Vox Together Surpass 50% Vote Share Amidst Migratory Crisis

The conservative People's Party (PP) and the far-right Vox party have collectively surpassed 50% of the vote for the first time, according to a new poll, while the ruling left-wing parties have seen their support decline.

Former President José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero is preparing a written statement to explain the Saudi origin of his jewels, returning to the judicial spotlight. This comes as former Plus Ultra executives are expected to confirm a payment to Zapatero related to the company's rescue.

La Vanguardia: Zapatero Prepares Statement to Justify Origin of Saudi Jewels

Former President Zapatero is preparing a written statement to explain the Saudi origin of his jewels, returning to the judicial spotlight with the risk of being isolated.

El Mundo: Plus Ultra Executives to Confirm 'Bite' Payment to Zapatero

Former executives of Plus Ultra will confirm before the judge the payment of a 'bite' to Zapatero for the company's rescue, shedding light on the financial dealings.

The price of housing in Spain has increased by 12.2% in the second quarter, marking a continuous upward trend for the past six months, even as the rate of this increase has begun to slow down.

elDiario.es: Housing Prices Rise 12.2% in Second Quarter, Six Months of Increases

The price of housing in Spain has increased by 12.2% in the second quarter, marking a continuous upward trend for the past six months.

20minutos: Housing Prices Skyrocket 12.2% Annually Despite Slowing Growth

The cost of housing has seen a dramatic increase of 12.2% over the past year, even as the rate of this increase has begun to slow down.

The Spanish government has reportedly blocked requests for the director of the National Intelligence Center (CNI) to appear before the Congress of Deputies, with these blockages dating back to 2022.

El Confidencial: Government blocks inquiries into CNI director's appearances since 2022

The Spanish government has reportedly blocked requests for the director of the National Intelligence Center (CNI) to appear before the Congress of Deputies, with these blockages dating back to 2022.

An analysis delves into what might be hidden or significant about an attic associated with Isabel Díaz Ayuso, President of the Community of Madrid, suggesting a story of political or economic interest.

elDiario.es: The Mystery Behind Ayuso's Attic

An analysis delves into what might be hidden or significant about an attic associated with Ayuso, suggesting a story of political or economic interest.

The PISA education report has caused widespread panic and critical examination of the Sánchez era, with warnings of further decline in education.

El Mundo: PISA Report Sparks Autonomic Panic, Examines Sánchez Era

The PISA education report has caused widespread panic and critical examination of the Sánchez era, with warnings of further decline.