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This page is an archive of main headlines from Spain for 28.06.2025.
It displays 72 headlines from many sources chronologically, as they appeared throughout the day, accompanied by AI overviews that were written in real time.
28.06.2025 ⇢ Day Budapest Defied the Ban
⌨The day opened with Spain grappling with its first heat wave of 2025, reaching 44°C and placing 75% of municipalities at health risk. By mid-morning, domestic attention shifted as hundreds of judges and prosecutors demonstrated outside the Supreme Court, protesting political interference and demanding judicial independence. This unprecedented judicial action became a significant national story. However, by early afternoon, Spanish media's focus broadened to an international event: the Budapest Pride march. Reports quickly escalated, with estimates of 35,000, then 100,000 people, defying Viktor Orbán's government and its restrictions on LGBTI rights. This massive demonstration became the dominant story, reflecting strong editorial interest in international human rights. Domestically, the government responded to the ongoing Cerdán corruption case, while President Sánchez was perceived as leveraging his clash with Trump to divert attention and consolidate alliances.
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El País
Este episodio extremo tendrá su punto álgido el domingo, cuando se esperan máximas de 40 grados
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Acciona, el gran puente con el Estado que resume la esencia del capitalismo
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El Salto
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28J | Día del Orgullo | Patricia Martín
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Libertad Digital
El Gobierno intenta amenazar desde el CGPJ a los jueces que secunden la huelga mientras Conde-Pumpido avala la amnistía
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06:41⇢First Heat Dome Scorches Spain
⌨The newspapers report on Spain's first heat wave of 2025 intensifying, with temperatures reaching 44°C and 75% of municipalities under health risk warnings (El País, La Vanguardia, RTVE). The judicial crisis deepens as Madrid's chief judge defends judges' fundamental right to strike, while other legal experts question the legitimacy of July's protest action (La Razón, Público). Interior Minister Marlaska faces criticism for diverting traffic fine revenue meant for road safety into police station operating costs (El Español). Spain marks 20 years of same-sex marriage with record wedding numbers and 90% social approval (El Periódico). The government prepares strategic olive oil reserves to prevent market disruption, while wages rise 4.1% - double the inflation rate (El Confidencial, 20minutos).
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El 75% de las localidades están en nivel de riesgo y un 14% en “riesgo alto”. El domingo se esperan máximas de 40 grados
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Caso Cerdán | Roberto Bécares
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Negociación en marcha | Sara González
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El Periódico
Comisión bilateral | Carlota Camps
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Hungría
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Comisión bilateral | Carlota Camps
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El sábado, ¡todos al Supremo!José Manuel Maza Muriel
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Libertad Digital
El sábado, ¡todos al Supremo!José Manuel Maza Muriel
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Tiempo | El Periódico
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Libertad Digital
El sábado, ¡todos al Supremo!José Manuel Maza Muriel
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10:53⇢Judges Storm Supreme Court Against Government
⌨The newspapers report on hundreds of judges and prosecutors demonstrating outside the Supreme Court against Justice Minister Bolaños, defending their independence with the slogan "without it, there is no democracy" (El Confidencial, El Español, Libertad Digital). The judicial protest targets what they describe as "political interference risks" from government legislation. Spain's first heat wave intensifies with 75% of municipalities under health risk warnings and Sunday temperatures expected to reach 40 degrees, with 14% of areas classified as "high risk" (El País, El Periódico, RTVE). Catalan financing negotiations advance as PSC and ERC prepare to finalize their singular funding agreement, with the government-Generalitat commission scheduled for July 14 (La Razón, 20minutos).
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Libertad Digital
El plan de Sánchez para someter a la Justicia en pleno escándalo: "No es una Ley Bolaños, son cuatro"
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Tecnomilitarismo en Silicon Valley | Carles Planas Bou
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El Periódico
Sector económico | Patricia Castán
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14:49⇢Budapest Pride Defies Orbán Ban
⌨The newspapers report on 35,000 people defying Viktor Orbán's government in Budapest's Pride march, with multiple Spanish outlets covering this massive demonstration against Hungary's far-right restrictions on LGBTI rights (El Confidencial, eldiario.es, El Mundo, RTVE). Meanwhile, hundreds of judges and prosecutors gathered for the first time before the Supreme Court, demanding "politics take its hands off the judiciary" in an unprecedented judicial protest against government interference (El Español, La Razón, Libertad Digital). The government responds through spokesperson Redondo, claiming to remain "calm" regarding Cerdán's upcoming testimony while Minister Alegría urges not to "fall apart before betrayal and pain" (20minutos). Barcelona's hotel sector announces millionaire renovation investments from Tibidabo to the coastline, signaling major tourism infrastructure upgrades.
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La Vanguardia
Hungría
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El Periódico
Tendencias en salud | Nieves Salinas
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Este episodio extremo tendrá su punto álgido el domingo
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El Periódico
Educación | Olga Pereda
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Letizia Ortiz escoge a la presentadora del telediario como su ‘mano derecha’
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El Periódico
Amenaza de guerra comercial | Iván Gil
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20:18⇢100,000 Defy Orbán in Budapest
⌨Spanish newspapers report on a massive Budapest Pride march, where 100,000 people defied Orbán's government, highlighting the significant protest against far-right restrictions (El Confidencial, El Mundo, La Vanguardia, RTVE, eldiario.es). Domestically, the judicial protest against political interference continues (El Español, La Razón, Libertad Digital). President Sánchez is also seen leveraging his clash with Trump to divert attention from the ‘Cerdán case’ and consolidate political alliances (El Periódico, 20minutos).
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La Marea
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