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This page is an archive of main headlines from Spain for 22.08.2025.
It displays 81 headlines from many sources chronologically, as they appeared throughout the day, accompanied by AI overviews that were written in real time.
22.08.2025 ⇢ The Fires' Retreat, The Climate Pact's Rise
⌨The day saw a dual focus on Spain's wildfires and the escalating political response. Early reports noted meteorological aid in containing blazes across Ourense, León, Zamora, and Cáceres, a continuation from previous days' struggles. By mid-morning, a significant development emerged with the stabilization of the Jarilla fire after 11 days. Concurrently, political tensions persisted, with early accusations against the government for avoiding a national emergency and claims of privatization. As the day progressed, President Sánchez visited affected areas in Asturias and announced an interministerial climate change commission, shifting the discourse toward long-term prevention and a state pact despite opposition. Evening reports confirmed improvements in Galicia, Castilla y León, and Extremadura, allowing evacuated residents to return, yet political scrutiny intensified over fire management and alleged "business of fire" practices. Internationally, the UN declared famine in Gaza, and Israel denied entry to Barcelona's mayor.
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03:04⇢Wildfire Accountability Debate
⌨Spanish media highlights ongoing wildfires, with meteorological aid in containment (RTVE). Political tensions persist over fire management, featuring accusations of privatization (El Español) and blame-shifting (Público). Government also faces scrutiny for allegedly avoiding national emergency (La Razón). Concurrently, Europe accelerates concessions on US industrial and agricultural goods to appease Trump (El Confidencial, El Periódico, El País).
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El banco húngaro que controla Orbán y financia a Vox sufraga a la extrema derecha por toda Europa
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El crédito crece entre los jóvenes y en los barrios de ingresos bajos, pero el encarecimiento de las casas frena la accesibilidad real a la propiedad
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Libertad Digital
El PP llama "pirómana" a la directora de Protección Civil por arremeter contra las CCAA
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El Periódico
En seis meses | Germán González
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La Vanguardia
Tercera encrucijada
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08:13⇢The Wildfires' Political Inferno
⌨Spanish media intensifies its focus on wildfires. While the Jarilla blaze is stabilized (RTVE), new large fires are highlighted in Zamora-León-Ourense (eldiario.es). Political discourse is dominated by escalating blame games over fire management, with both government and opposition accusing each other of mismanagement and responsibility-shifting (Público, Libertad Digital, El Español). Accusations range from blocked funds and concealed fire sources (El Plural) to the government reportedly avoiding a national emergency declaration (La Razón).
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El Periódico
VIVIENDA | Gabriel Santamarina
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El Gobierno de Netanyahu ha revocado el permiso de entrada del edil para ir a Jerusalén y a Cisjordania
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El Gobierno de Netanyahu ha revocado el permiso de entrada del edil para ir a Jerusalén y a Cisjordania
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El Gobierno de Netanyahu ha revocado el permiso de entrada del edil para ir a Jerusalén y a Cisjordania
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11:22⇢Wildfires: Senate Debate, Climate Commission
⌨Spanish media prioritizes the ongoing wildfires, with the government engaging in the Senate and announcing an interministerial climate change commission (Público, RTVE). Discussions move towards sustainable future forest management for prevention (El Confidencial) and examining specific cases like a local 'pyromaniac' labeled a 'hero' (El Mundo). Political scrutiny over fire management continues (El Plural). Concurrently, the UN declared famine in Gaza (La Marea), and Israel notably denied entry to Barcelona's mayor (El País).
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Política | May Mariño
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El Periódico
Incendios | May Mariño
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El Periódico
Sector económico | Patricia Castán
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El Periódico
Sector económico | Patricia Castán
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Reserva Federal de EEUU | Idoya Noain
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15:16⇢Climate Pact and Fire Politics Intensify
⌨Spanish media continues to prioritize wildfires, with the Jarilla blaze now stabilized (RTVE). Political debate remains intense, as President Sánchez defends his Civil Protection director (El Español) and advances a climate change state pact despite PP opposition (La Razón, Público). Local frustration with fire management is also highlighted in Valladolid (El Salto), alongside discussions on future forest models (El Confidencial). Internationally, Trump's idea of a Venezuela invasion (La Vanguardia) and potential US interest rate cuts (El Periódico) also feature.
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El Mundo
Víctimas de la trata.
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Verano infernal en España | David Jiménez
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El Periódico
Estados Unidos | Carles Planas Bou
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Incendios en España | Rocío Muñoz
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La Vanguardia
Salud infantil
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23:22⇢Wildfire Relief, Political Firestorm
⌨Spanish media remains largely focused on the persistent wildfires, with reports indicating improvements in Galicia, Castilla y León, and Extremadura, allowing evacuations to end (RTVE, El Periódico). However, political scrutiny intensifies over fire management, with accusations against the PP regarding their role and the "business of fire" in Castilla y León (El Plural, El Salto, Público). President Sánchez defends his Civil Protection director (El Español), while discussions continue on future forest prevention models (El Confidencial, La Razón).