José Morón stated that the photo would go down in the history of Spanish tennis and would be remembered over the years. He noted that it was the first time two Spaniards faced each other in a Masters 1000 on hard court and that it was happening for the first time in Shanghai. He called the moment historic. https://t.co/qY1s4t247J #Tenis #Historia #España (translated)
The author said he was pleased that they had finally reached, in his opinion, the correct conclusion. He also expressed his hope that partisan interests would be set aside to promote structural reforms and create a new framework focused on the growth and well-being of the Spanish people. #Reformas #Crecimiento #Bienestar #ES (translated)
Manuel Gavira stated that Olula de Castro, in Almería, had 134 inhabitants and 306 voters registered abroad, which, he wrote, meant that 70% of the electoral roll resided outside the municipality. He added that another 161 Spanish municipalities were in a similar situation and claimed that Sánchez did not want that data to be known. Gavira said that VOX demanded transparency and guarantees to prevent irregular votes, and indicated that it was possible to consult how the Grandchildren's Law could affect each municipality in a link. https://t.co/A7hjdUMKfO #Transparencia #Elecciones #LeyDeNietos (translated)
Martin Varsavsky criticized the regularization of immigrants in Spain without requiring a work contract and the granting of the Minimum Living Income (IMV) to people who, as he wrote, had never worked. He also questioned the provision of unemployment benefits to those who stop working instead of sending them back home, and mentioned non-contributory pensions. Varsavsky argued that bringing in 700,000 immigrants a year, a third of whom are unemployed, when only 250,000 are needed, could open the door to social chaos. He added that the arrival of robots could leave many people without jobs. Regarding culture, he argued that if immigration was accepted because Spaniards were having few children, priority should be given to Hispanic people who spoke Spanish and loved Spain. #Inmigración #España #CaosSocial (translated)
The author claimed that in Brussels they were beginning to understand that Pedro Sánchez was, in his opinion, a criminal and a mortal enemy not only of the Spanish, but also of the West. #Bruselas #PedroSánchez #Occidente #ES #BE (translated)
The aroma in Brussels also reminds of the negotiation for the post-pandemic recovery fund, when for example Rutte committed to "not giving a single euro to the Spaniards." #PresupuestosUE #CrisisEconómica #CohesiónEuropea (translated)
The Supreme Court is faced with the impossibility of fulfilling its orders regarding the Law of Democratic Memory, which grants nationality and voting rights to hundreds of thousands of Spaniards, and a crisis arises by restricting that right to the grandchildren of victims of Francoism. #LeyDeMemoriaDemocrática #DerechosCiviles #TribunalSupremo (translated)
Justice Europe has requested the Constitutional Court not to accept the appeal from the Ombudsman against the Supreme Court's decision to suspend the expulsion of 163,000 voters from the Census of Spanish Residents Abroad (CERA) while their status as descendants of political exiles is verified. #LeyDeNietos #TribunalConstitucional #CensoCERA (translated)
The Ertzaintza and the National Court have initiated an investigation into two young Spaniards, a 34-year-old man and a 22-year-old woman, for alleged terrorism-related crimes after being identified with sensitive material related to security forces and possible weapons and explosives. #terrorismo #Ertzaintza #AudienciaNacional (translated)
The author stated that the electoral law, designed nearly half a century ago to favor bipartisanship, had harmed the Spanish for a long time and that it needed to be reformed so that it did not benefit the two most voted parties. #LeyElectoral #ReformaPolítica #Democracia #ES (translated)
Rafa Jódar and Alejandro Davidovich will face off in a historic final of the Masters 1000 in Shanghai, marking the first time that two Spanish tennis players compete for the title in this category on hard court, thus breaking the 'Armada' curse in the Chinese tournament. #Tenis #Masters1000 #Shanghái (translated)
A study reveals that Spaniards have moved their dinners in restaurants nearly an hour earlier in the last decade, driven by profitability reasons for the hospitality industry and health benefits for consumers. #CenasTempranas #Salud #Gastronomía (translated)
Rafa Jódar qualifies for the final of the Shanghai Masters 1,000 after defeating the Russian Daniil Medvedev in two sets, marking the first final between two Spanish tennis players in this tournament. #Tenis #Shanghái #RafaJódar (translated)
"The right to vote of all Spaniards is not a disputed matter: it is a constitutional obviousness. 'The exclusion of Spanish nationality from those who adhered to the Instruction is a disputed matter, sub judice, there is no ruling,' argues Gabilondo in the document, firmly contrasting that 'the right to vote of all Spaniards is not a disputed matter: it is a constitutional obviousness.'" #LeyDeNietos #DerechoAlVoto #DefensorDelPueblo (translated)
Sarah Santaolalla stated that Montse Mínguez had resigned due to her partner's properties, although she claimed they had not seen that person enrich themselves thanks to political power, nor Mínguez using the institutions to protect her. In contrast, she accused Isabel Díaz Ayuso of favoring her inner circle, buying a millionaire penthouse with public money, and defending her partner from the podium of the Community of Madrid. She also mentioned that Ayuso had talked about a "witch hunt" to cover up a tax fraud that, according to Santaolalla, her partner had acknowledged. Santaolalla summarized the difference by saying that Mínguez had left while Ayuso was entrenched. She added that the right was closing ranks and the left was closing doors, and concluded that they did not learn. #PolíticaEspañola #Corrupción #Dimisión (translated)
Ester Muñoz stated that even the socialists themselves did not believe Iván Redondo or Tezanos. She also criticized the possibility of integrating a losing PSOE into a radical left that she described as fractured, and argued that Podemos, ERC, and Bildu would be left out and that the group would have little more to contribute. Muñoz said that together they had signed the worst eight years and that the Spaniards were living worse. #Política #PSOE #España (translated)
The article analyzes the growing concern among Spanish voters of all political tendencies as the elections on November 29 approach, highlighting the tensions and challenges within the 'left of the left' and the conservative bloc, especially in the context of the debate on the pension system. #Elecciones2026 #Izquierda #PartidoPopular (translated)
The article analyzes the profitability of renting homes in Spain, highlighting that, despite being the preferred option for many Spaniards, taxes and associated expenses have significantly decreased its yield compared to alternative investments in stocks and public debt. #InversiónInmobiliaria #Rentabilidad #Alquiler (translated)
Spanish hospitals will have the first medicinal cannabis preparations this month, thanks to the regulation and approval of two standardized products by the company Curaleaf, which will allow doctors to prescribe them in specific clinical situations. #CannabisMedicinal #Salud #España (translated)
Neuropathic pain, which affects more than three million Spaniards and is considered one of the most disabling, is often underdiagnosed and can be accompanied by other problems such as anxiety and depression, complicating its treatment and significantly affecting the quality of life of those who suffer from it. #DolorNeuropático #Salud #Bienestar (translated)
