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This page is an archive of main headlines from Spain for 16.07.2025.
It displays 91 headlines from many sources chronologically, as they appeared throughout the day, accompanied by AI overviews that were written in real time.
16.07.2025 ⇢ The Day Hate's Roots Were Bared
⌨The morning headlines initially reported a de-escalation of anti-immigrant protests in Torre Pacheco, noting minimal attendance and police containment of radical elements. However, editorial focus quickly shifted to the underlying xenophobia, with extensive coverage detailing the far-right's role, labeling the unrest "white supremacist terrorism," and discussing its origins in second-generation immigrants. Investigations into hate crimes against a Vox Murcia president and the arrest of an individual inciting "hunts" gained prominence, alongside concerns about disinformation. The political discourse on migration intensified throughout the day, with Feijóo adopting calls for immediate deportation of irregulars, countered by Sánchez advocating "safe and legal" migration and defending immigrants' economic contributions. Later, PP-led regions announced plans to reject the government's proposed distribution of minor migrants. Separately, a new development emerged as former Finance Minister Cristóbal Montoro and his team were indicted for allegedly altering laws to benefit gas companies.
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01:55⇢Torre Pacheco Protests Wane, Xenophobia Lingers
⌨Spanish media primarily reports the de-escalation in Torre Pacheco, with anti-immigrant marches drawing minimal attendance as police contained radical elements (El Confidencial, El Mundo, La Marea, La Vanguardia). Despite this, the broader issue of xenophobia persists, highlighted by Vox's national campaign linking illegal immigrants to delinquency (La Razón) and concerns about disinformation (RTVE). Separately, the government acknowledges to the EU Court of Justice that the Supreme Court could still halt the controversial amnesty law (El Español).
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Los delitos de odio suben un 45% en el último lustro al calor del discurso ultra que incendia Torre Pacheco
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Sánchez pacta entregar Talgo al PNV
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Corrupción | Juan José Fernández
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El Gobierno despliega datos para defenderla mientras el PP exige respeto a las costumbres españolas y Vox apoya a quien se tome la justicia por su mano
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07:02⇢Xenophobia's Grip and Corruption's Trail
⌨Spanish media continues to focus on the xenophobia and hate crimes related to Torre Pacheco, with investigations launched against a Vox Murcia president and reports of incendiary ultra chats (El Salto, infoLibre). The political divide over immigration deepens, and disinformation's role in the disturbances is highlighted (El País, RTVE). Separately, new developments in corruption cases involve payments to political figures and searches for hidden bribe money (El Confidencial, El Periódico, La Razón, Público).
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Guerra de Ucrania | Marc Marginedas
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El despliegue de más de 130 agentes de seguridad cerca la violencia tras cinco días de máxima tensión
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Libertad Digital
La UCO cree que el propio Cerdán reclamaba los pagos a las constructoras y repartía entre el partido y la trama
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El Periódico
Guerra de Ucrania | Marc Marginedas
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El Periódico
Barómetro del Govern | Jose Rico
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11:36⇢Torre Pacheco: Extremism's Waning Influence
⌨Spanish media continues to extensively cover developments in Torre Pacheco, with several outlets detailing the far-right's role in the unrest, labeling it "white supremacist terrorism" and discussing its origins in second-generation immigrants (El Salto, La Razón, infoLibre). Reports highlight the failure of far-right aims to escalate violence, attributing containment to police action and community efforts (RTVE, El Mundo). The broader political divide on immigration and the "banalization of fascism" remains a central theme (El País, La Marea).
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El Periódico
Relaciones entre socios | Quim Bertomeu
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El Periódico
Relaciones entre socios | Quim Bertomeu
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El despliegue de más de 130 agentes de seguridad cerca la violencia tras cinco días de máxima tensión.
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Análisis y predicción de BBVA Research | Paula Clemente
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El despliegue de más de 130 agentes de seguridad cerca la violencia tras cinco días de máxima tensión.
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Las infracciones penales se han mantenido casi estables en la última década. Bajan las denuncias por hurtos, robos y homicidios; suben estafas informáticas y agresiones sexuales
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El descubrimiento, gracias a un experimento con cientos de trabajadores del Banco Santander en Madrid, abre la puerta a nuevos tratamientos más allá de reducir el colesterol
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Astronomía
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15:10⇢Migration Discourse Deepens
⌨Spanish media continues its focus on migration, with new discussions on the origin of the "remigration" concept (El Confidencial). Political discourse intensifies as Feijóo adopts Vox's call for immediate deportation of irregulars (El Plural), while Sánchez advocates for "safe and legal" migration (RTVE). The ongoing concerns about far-right influence and hate speech remain prominent (infoLibre, La Marea). Separately, updates on corruption cases persist (La Razón, Libertad Digital).
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El País
El presidente y siete ministros celebran la primera reunión de alto nivel con el Estado africano
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Transición ecológica | Guillem Costa
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El Periódico
Unión Europea | Pablo Allendesalazar
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El descubrimiento, gracias a un experimento con cientos de trabajadores del Banco Santander en Madrid, abre la puerta a nuevos tratamientos
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El País
El presidente y siete ministros celebran la primera reunión de alto nivel con el Estado africano
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18:20⇢Montoro's Legal Reckoning
⌨Spanish media highlights the indictment of former Finance Minister Cristóbal Montoro and his team for allegedly altering laws to benefit clients (El Confidencial, Público, RTVE), deepening existing corruption narratives. Concurrently, the immigration debate intensifies. Prime Minister Sánchez publicly defended immigrants' economic contributions after the Torre Pacheco disturbances (El País, 20minutos), countering calls for immediate deportations and online racist disinformation (El Plural, La Marea).
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Investigación a Equipo Económico | J. G. Albalat
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Afterwork de EL PERIÓDICO | J. G. Albalat
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22:03⇢Montoro's Gas Charges
⌨Spanish media continues to highlight the indictment of former Finance Minister Cristóbal Montoro for allegedly benefiting gas companies (El Español, RTVE, El Confidencial). The contentious debate around migration persists, with PP-led regions planning to reject the government's distribution of minor migrants (Libertad Digital, 20minutos). Furthermore, concerns remain over far-right groups seeking a "hot summer" and ongoing investigations into hate speech (El Salto, Público, La Marea).