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Thousands gathered in Spain's capital to call for early elections and a stronger response to the surge of migrants in the enclave of Ceuta. Police blocked a segment of demonstrators from reaching the prime minister’s residence as the government pledges faster returns.
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The Sánchez government unveiled a draft decree aimed at curbing evictions and introducing structural changes to the housing sector. Officials say the measure follows more than 272,000 evictions recorded during the premiership.
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The forcible eviction of 87‑year‑old Maricarmen from her Madrid home has ignited nationwide protests and exposed deep divisions within Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez’s cabinet. The incident is being used by opposition parties and factions within the ruling Socialists to demand a sweeping housing decree.
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New testimonies allege that senior members of the governing Socialist Workers' Party proposed a deal to a drug‑trafficking network to close its cases in exchange for eliminating Judge Biedma. The claims, reported by Spanish outlets El Español and Contando Estrelas, could deepen a political scandal that already grips Spain’s top court.
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Begoña Gómez, wife of Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez, has been ordered to stand trial on allegations of influence peddling and embezzlement, escalating a major political controversy. The decision by Judge Juan Carlos Peinado has drawn accusations of political persecution from the Prime Minister's office and the Socialist Party.
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More than a thousand children are left without shelter in the Spanish enclave of Ceuta as authorities, opposition parties and the EU clash over migration policy. Police have cleared beaches while courts probe alleged abuse in makeshift child centres.