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15 of July of 2019

POLITICS

Acting Spanish PM Pedro Sánchez says deal with Podemos is dead in water

Anabel Díez/El País|Madrid | 15-07-2019 - 11:14 UTC

Speaking on Monday morning on the Cadena SER radio network, the Socialist politician said that the left-wing party refused an offer of places in the Cabinet

OPINION

A team for Europe that does not excite

Miguel Otero Iglesias | 15-07-2019 - 11:14 UTC

The back-room method of choosing the candidates for the top European Union jobs has produced a list of names that prompt little enthusiasm, but could still produce some surprises

CARTOONS

El Roto

El Roto | 15-07-2019 - 09:46 UTC

El Roto cartoon, July 15, 2019

CRIME

Rising crime rate in Barcelona prompts return of citizen patrols

Rebeca Carranco|Barcelona | 15-07-2019 - 09:20 UTC

Several groups are modeling themselves after the US Guardian Angels, and using social media to get organized in the face of increased insecurity

ENVIRONMENT

Spain turns its back on coal, as use of the fossil fuel falls to historic lows

Manuel Planelles|Madrid | 15-07-2019 - 07:13 UTC

May and June saw the lowest levels of consumption for electricity generation since records began, helped by the low cost of natural gas and environmental taxes

LANGUAGES

Why Spanish is fast becoming Britain’s favorite foreign language

Jesús Ruiz Mantilla|Madrid | 15-07-2019 - 07:09 UTC

Two reports from the British Council and the Cervantes Institute put its popularity ahead of that of French and German

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