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Carlos Alcaraz · London

Alcaraz Crowned King of Queen's for Second Time

42% Center coverage: 73 sources

Carlos Alcaraz clinched his second Queen's Club title as the world number two warmed up for Wimbledon with a 7-5, 6-7 (5/7), 6-2 win against Jiri Lehecka in Sunday's final.See the Story

NATO · United States

NATO countries approve Hague summit statement with 5% defence spending goal, diplomats say

38% Left coverage: 42 sources

NATO countries agreed a statement on Sunday for their upcoming summit that sets a goal of 5% of GDP for annual defence and security-related spending by 2035, overcoming objections from Spain, diplomats said. See the Story

Pedro Sánchez · Spain

We Can Harshly Attack Pedro Sánchez: "His Cycle Is over and the Government Is Dead"

Coverage: 5 sources

The secretary general of Podemos, Ione Belarra, said this Friday that "the cycle" of the president of the government, Pedro Sánchez, "has ended" and added that the government "has already died". This is what he said after the State Citizen Council of the organization, called "for the exceptionality of the moment that our country lives", with a "very serious case of corruption that allegedly affects the heart of the PSOE, its Secretariat of Organ…See the Story

Yolanda Díaz Presumes that Sumar Has "Five Clean Ministries" and Contradicts Sanchez: "Zero Corruption Does Exist"

50% Left coverage: 4 sources

This is the attitude adopted by the Vice President of the Government and leader of Sumar, Yolanda Díaz, in the face of the corruption scandal that has struck the PSOE. The leftist policy has presumed this Saturday of cleansing as opposed to that of the socialists. Yolanda Díaz has re-invided this Saturday that "we are not all equal." "Zero corruption does exist. We are not equal in any way. We are clean, we have five clean ministries and we have…Pedro Sánchez · Spain See the Story

The Government Looks ‘Strong’ as Its Partners Take Positions and Even See It ‘Dead’

The day after the UCO entered Ferraz to investigate the emails of former Organization Secretary Santos Cerdán, socialist ministers see "strong" the government and its president, Pedro Sánchez, and claim the dignity of being socialist, while their partners take positions and even, like Podemos, see him "dead." The minister for Digital Transformation and the Public Service, Oscar López, has guaranteed this Saturday that Sánchez, "is strong", "is v…Pedro Sánchez · Spain See the Story

Sanchezism Wants to Outlive Sánchez

A Sanchismo without Sánchez? It's one of the hypotheses being considered in these hours of collective depression among the Sanchistas, who currently hold the organic majority in the PSOE. At no point has it been on the table that the President of the Generalitat, Salvador Illa, would replace Sánchez, but a portion of Sanchistas are starting to consider names for the PSOE to remain in power without Sánchez. Read more]]>Barcelona · Barcelona Read Article

The 'Ábalos Home Tour' Is a Hit: Selfie Pilgrims Take Photos of Themselves in Their Homes, Even Wearing Burglar Masks and Monkey Masks.

The home of former minister José Luis Ábalos has become a morbid tourist attraction in Valencia. It now receives almost more visitors than the Prado. Since the Koldo case escalated to the point of shaking the PSOE (Spanish Socialist Workers' Party), dozens of selfie-seekers flock to Ábalos's apartment every day to take photos. Read more]]>Valencia, Spain · Valencia Read Article

The Reason Álvaro Escassi Is Embarrassed After His Reunion with Sheila

After more than three months of survival in Honduras, Álvaro Muñoz Escassi has become one of the undisputed stars of this edition of Supervivientes 2025, a competition he is participating in for the second time after his failed attempt in 2009. Read more]]>Honduras · Honduras Read Article

Eurofrits Strengthens Its Factory with a 4th Production Line to Lead the Frozen Food Market.

Eurofrits takes a decisive step toward consolidating its position as one of the leading frozen food manufacturers in Spain. The company, with more than 40 years of experience in the sector, has begun construction of a new production line at its headquarters in the Villalonquéjar industrial estate in Burgos. Read moreSpain · Spain Read Article

Land Rover Unveils Defender 110 Trophy Edition; Evokes Spirit of African Expeditions

New Delhi: Land Rover have brought their newest special edition, the Defender 110 Trophy Edition, bringing back the classic overland exploration spirit while also bringing the modern package designed for adventure, along with the Defender Trophy. It marks the brand’s return to international adventure challenge events. It is inspired by the iconic Trophy and Challenge events in the past. Defender is also launching an all-new global adventure comp…Wildfires · United Kingdom See the Story

TVE Finds a Replacement for Marta Carazo at the Helm of "Telediario 2"

The upcoming season of RTVE's "Telediarios" promises to feature many changes, the first of which is the departure of Marta Carazo as host of "Telediario 2," a news report previously reported by El Televisero. The host, who was chosen to replace Carlos Franganillo after his departure to Telecinco, will leave after a year and a half at the helm of the news program. Read more]]>Madrid, Spain · Madrid Read Article

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Alcaraz Crowned King of Queen's for Second Time

NATO countries approve Hague summit statement with 5% defence spending goal, diplomats say

We Can Harshly Attack Pedro Sánchez: "His Cycle Is over and the Government Is Dead"

Yolanda Díaz Presumes that Sumar Has "Five Clean Ministries" and Contradicts Sanchez: "Zero Corruption Does Exist"

The Government Looks ‘Strong’ as Its Partners Take Positions and Even See It ‘Dead’

Sanchezism Wants to Outlive Sánchez

The 'Ábalos Home Tour' Is a Hit: Selfie Pilgrims Take Photos of Themselves in Their Homes, Even Wearing Burglar Masks and Monkey Masks.

The Reason Álvaro Escassi Is Embarrassed After His Reunion with Sheila

Eurofrits Strengthens Its Factory with a 4th Production Line to Lead the Frozen Food Market.

Land Rover Unveils Defender 110 Trophy Edition; Evokes Spirit of African Expeditions

TVE Finds a Replacement for Marta Carazo at the Helm of "Telediario 2"

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