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This page is an archive of main headlines from Spain for 15.07.2025.
It displays 113 headlines from many sources chronologically, as they appeared throughout the day, accompanied by AI overviews that were written in real time.
15.07.2025 ⇢ Torre Pacheco's Quiet Evening
⌨The Torre Pacheco narrative, which had dominated headlines, shifted significantly. In the morning, media focused on the unrest's impact, the aggressors' backgrounds, and anticipation of a major demonstration, building on the previous day's racial strife. By late morning, investigations into hate crimes and a prosecutor's probe into Vox's Murcia president gained prominence. The early afternoon brought reports of calming efforts by imams and key arrests, with heightened security for the evening's planned protest. Concurrently, the Supreme Court rejected investigating Minister Bolaños, desautorizing a judge's request. By evening, the anti-immigration protest in Torre Pacheco drew minimal participants, signaling a de-escalation of this anticipated event. Meanwhile, the amnesty law faced intensified scrutiny from Brussels before the EU Court of Justice, and a significant agreement on Social Security transfer to the Basque Country was finalized.
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La Guardia Civil dispersa a un grupo de un centenar de vecinos del barrio de San Antonio, en su mayoría de origen marroquí, en la primera noche sin enfrentamientos con ultras desde el viernes
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El Salto
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04:04⇢Catalan Fiscal Rift
⌨Spanish media continues to prioritize the development of Catalonia's singular financing model, with the government and Generalitat progressing on a system that allows the region to collect its own income tax. This proposal still draws significant opposition from other Spanish autonomous communities (El Español, RTVE, El Periódico, La Razón, 20minutos). Meanwhile, the ongoing unrest in Torre Pacheco remains a prominent concern, with reports detailing the aggressors' backgrounds, the prolonged impact on local life, and anticipation of a major demonstration (El Confidencial, El Mundo, El País, La Marea).
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El País
El grupo fue cerrado de manera abrupta a las 20.36 de este lunes por “incitar a la violencia”
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La Vanguardia
Claves para envejecer bien
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Disturbios en Torre Pacheco | Juan José Fernández
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07:43⇢Torre Pacheco's Lingering Tensions
⌨Spanish media remains heavily focused on the unrest in Torre Pacheco, reporting on investigations into anti-immigrant actions (El Periódico), including violent threats in Telegram chats (El País) and calls for calm amidst police presence (RTVE). Concerns are raised by a Moroccan resident about potential fatalities (La Razón), while conservative media highlights alleged radical Islam links (Libertad Digital). Vox's legal action against a newspaper for reporting on deportation plans also draws attention (El Plural). Meanwhile, doubts persist among government partners regarding the "cupo catalán" approval (20minutos, El Español).
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Política forestal | Guillem Costa
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La Guardia Civil dispersa a un grupo de un centenar de vecinos del barrio de San Antonio, en su mayoría de origen marroquí, en la primera noche sin enfrentamientos desde el viernes
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ENERGÍA | David Page
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10:54⇢Judicial Scrutiny Intensifies
⌨Spanish media continues its focus on the Torre Pacheco unrest, with reports noting a fourth night without major clashes, though police activity persists (El País). Concerns are rising over hate crimes in the region, leading to a prosecutor's investigation into Vox's Murcia president (infoLibre, RTVE). Meanwhile, significant judicial developments include the Seville Provincial Court escalating the ERE corruption case to European justice, citing systemic impunity risks (El Confidencial, La Razón). Brussels also weighs in on Spain's amnesty law, viewing it as a political agreement (20minutos).
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Dos de los tres concursantes estrella de ‘Reacción en cadena’ visitan las fiestas populares gallegas en ‘A Superfesta’, de TVG, que puede verse en plataformas y YouTube
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La Vanguardia
El auge del racismo
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El Periódico
Vista en el TJUE | Ángeles Vázquez
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El Periódico
Vista en el TJUE | Ángeles Vázquez
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El País
El juez envía a prisión al presunto autor de la agresión que desató los altercados
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La Sala Penal archiva la exposición razonada enviada por el juez Peinado por la “absoluta ausencia” de indicio de delito contra el ministro
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13:58⇢Court Rulings and Calming Tensions
⌨Spanish media highlights significant judicial developments as the Supreme Court rejects investigating Minister Bolaños (El Confidencial, El País) and the EU court continues questioning the amnesty law's general interest (El Periódico, 20minutos). Concurrently, the Torre Pacheco situation shows new dynamics; imams helped calm unrest and an arrest was made (El Mundo), though concerns over hate crimes and related investigations into Vox leaders persist (La Vanguardia, infoLibre).
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El Periódico
Caso Begoña Gómez | Cristina Gallardo
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Fuerte correctivo al juez Peinado | Cristina Gallardo
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Nuevo modelo de cuidados
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La Sala Penal archiva la exposición razonada enviada por el juez Peinado para que se encausara al ministro por malversación y falso testimonio
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El País
La Sala Penal archiva la exposición razonada enviada por el magistrado dentro del ‘caso Begoña Gómez’
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El Periódico
Debate en el Parlament | Cristina Buesa
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17:27⇢Torre Pacheco: Arrests and Reinforced Security
⌨Spanish media continues to prioritize developments in Torre Pacheco (El Confidencial, La Marea, RTVE, El Mundo, infoLibre, Libertad Digital). Police forces have reinforced security as an anti-immigrant leader was arrested for inciting “hunts,” prompting political reactions to the disturbances. Concurrently, the Supreme Court has rejected investigating Minister Bolaños, desautorizing Judge Peinado’s request in a significant judicial ruling (El País). Other discussions include new agreements on tourist apartment regulations (El Plural) and a proposed reform for dependency care (La Vanguardia).
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Educación en Catalunya | Helena López
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El País
La Sala Penal archiva la exposición razonada enviada por el magistrado dentro del ‘caso Begoña Gómez’
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Educación en Catalunya | Helena López
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Educación en Catalunya | Helena López
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Emisión desde la localidad murciana a partir de las 21.50h.
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Emisión desde la localidad murciana a partir de las 21.50h.
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20:12⇢The Fading Echo of Torre Pacheco
⌨Spanish media reports a notable de-escalation in Torre Pacheco, as a planned anti-immigration protest drew minimal participants (El Confidencial, El Mundo). Meanwhile, the amnesty law faces intensified legal challenges, with Brussels denouncing it before the EU Court of Justice for alleged violations of legal equality (El Español). The government has also finalized a significant agreement to transfer Social Security competencies to the Basque Country (El Plural, La Razón). The Supreme Court's rejection of the Bolaños investigation also continues to be discussed (El País).
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Oriente Próximo | Beatriz Ríos
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Movimientos racistas
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