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This page is an archive of main headlines from Spain for 08.08.2025.
It displays 76 headlines from many sources chronologically, as they appeared throughout the day, accompanied by AI overviews that were written in real time.
08.08.2025 ⇢ The Occupation's Approval and the Mosque's Fire
⌨Spanish media on August 8th prominently reported Israel's security cabinet initially debating, then approving, Prime Minister Netanyahu's plan for the military occupation and control of Gaza City, a development anticipated from previous days. This was followed by a significant international reaction, with Germany, a key ally, suspending arms sales to Israel, citing potential use in Gaza and the deepening humanitarian crisis. Domestically, ongoing political integrity concerns included new details on the "Koldo plot" and the persistent controversy surrounding Vox and PP's veto of Muslim festivities in Jumilla, with rhetoric escalating throughout the day. Late in the day, a new major domestic story emerged: a fire at the Cordoba Mosque, which was later reported as controlled. Internationally, confirmation of a Trump-Putin summit in Alaska for Ukraine discussions also featured.
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01:45⇢Gaza Occupation Debates Persist
⌨Spanish newspapers continue focusing on Israeli plans for Gaza, with new reports of Netanyahu's cabinet debating total occupation despite opposition (RTVE, El País, infoLibre, Libertad Digital). Concurrently, Trump and Putin have agreed to a summit regarding Ukraine, largely marginalizing the EU and with low expectations (El Mundo, El Periódico, La Vanguardia). Domestically, the "Koldo plot" corruption probe reveals details about an official's private communications (El Español, La Razón).
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El primer ministro israelí confirma más temprano sus planes para Gaza: establecer un perímetro de seguridad y ceder el control del enclave a “un gobierno civil” que no abogue por “la destrucción de Israel”
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infoLibre
La sanidad privada pagó al despacho fundado por Montoro más de 300.000 euros
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Libertad Digital
Jumilla prohíbe las celebraciones islámicas en polideportivos y locales municipales
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El País
La oficina del primer ministro confirma la decisión, que podría comportar la expulsión de un millón de civiles, mientras deja en el aire si la toma de esa ciudad es un paso previo a la invasión del conjunto del enclave palestino
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Guerra.
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El Periódico
Un año de mandato | Carlota Camps
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El País
La oficina del primer ministro confirma la decisión y deja en el aire si la toma de esa ciudad es un paso previo a la invasión del conjunto de la Franja
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06:02⇢Gaza Occupation Approved
⌨Spanish newspapers continue to prominently feature the evolving situation in Gaza, with multiple outlets reporting that the Israeli government has now approved a plan for the occupation and control of Gaza City (El Mundo, El País, La Razón, RTVE). Domestically, media attention remains on the actions of PP and Vox regarding religious freedom, with the public prosecutor's office reportedly investigating the veto of Ramadan celebrations in Jumilla as a potential hate crime (El Plural, Libertad Digital, Público).
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La mayor área quemada desde 1949
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El País
Tras una reunión de más de 10 horas, la oficina del primer ministro confirma la decisión y anuncia un plan para controlar la totalidad de la Franja
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El Periódico
Conflicto en Oriente Próximo | Adrià Rocha Cutiller
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Tensión en aumento
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Tras una reunión de 10 horas, el primer ministro anuncia la toma de la capital, que amenaza con expulsar a un millón de civiles, y su plan para controlar la totalidad del enclave palestino
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El Periódico
Conflicto en Oriente Próximo | Adrià Rocha Cutiller
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El Periódico
En áreas de afluencia turística | Manuel Arenas
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09:56⇢Gaza Occupation Plan Ratified
⌨Spanish media remains heavily focused on the Middle East, with multiple outlets reporting that the Israeli security cabinet has approved Prime Minister Netanyahu's plan for the military occupation and control of Gaza City (El País, Público, El Mundo, La Razón, RTVE). Domestically, ongoing political integrity concerns include new details on the "Koldo plot" (infoLibre) and the lack of a return date for Puigdemont (El Plural). Immigration policy and relations with Algeria also feature (El Confidencial, La Vanguardia).
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Netanyahu insiste en que ocupará la Franja de Gaza, aunque asegura que Israel no se la anexionará
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El Periódico
Vivienda | Esther Chapa
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Libertad Digital
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El concejal ultra de la localidad se jactó de que la enmienda del PP avala el veto de su partido a la Fiesta del Cordero en las instalaciones locales
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Viaje a la turística Siem Reap.
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El Periódico
Examen al espacio público
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La renuncia de España al F-35 y el caso de Bélgica
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El Periódico
Ecuador de la legislatura | Juan Ruiz Sierra
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El Periódico
CAMBIO DE POSTURA | Joan Domènech
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17:35⇢Germany Halts Arms to Israel
⌨Spanish media remains heavily focused on the Israel-Gaza conflict. A significant development is Germany, a key ally, suspending arms sales to Israel over their potential use in Gaza and the deepening humanitarian crisis (infoLibre, La Razón, RTVE). Concurrently, reports continue on Prime Minister Netanyahu's plan for Gaza City's occupation (La Marea, Público). Domestically, discussions highlight Vox and PP's controversial veto of Muslim festivities in Jumilla (El País) and various actions by Donald Trump (El Español, El Mundo, La Vanguardia).
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El Prat de Llobregat | Gabriel Ubieto
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Este fin de semana | Valentina Raffio
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22:35⇢The Mosque's Trial by Fire
⌨Spanish media reports a controlled fire at the Cordoba Mosque (El Confidencial, El Mundo). Domestically, anti-Muslim rhetoric persists, with Abascal's "islamophobic crusade" following the Jumilla festivities veto (El Plural, El País). Internationally, the Israel-Gaza conflict remains prominent; Hamas warns against expanding offensives and Germany continues suspending arms sales to Israel (RTVE, infoLibre, La Razón).
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Guerra en Europa
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