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This page is an archive of main headlines from Spain for 01.08.2025.
It displays 65 headlines from many sources chronologically, as they appeared throughout the day, accompanied by AI overviews that were written in real time.
01.08.2025 ⇢ The Tariff Landed on Markets
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The day in Spanish media saw President Trump's new tariffs dominate international economic reporting. Initial headlines focused on the executive order and the August 7th effective date, with El País noting the global economy entering a new tariff era. By early afternoon, coverage shifted to the tariffs' tangible impact, as global stock markets declined and Spain's IBEX 35 fell over 2%. Concurrently, domestic political pressures intensified around Prime Minister Sánchez, a continuation from previous days. Reports detailed increased security, ongoing corruption allegations linked to the "fixer" case, and a GRECO critique of anti-corruption efforts. Later in the day, a new, prominent international story emerged: the conviction of former Colombian President Álvaro Uribe to house arrest for bribery, drawing significant attention, particularly from RTVE.
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01:10⇢Sánchez's Crossroads
⌨The Spanish media continues to focus on domestic political tensions and corruption. An Economist article suggests Prime Minister Sánchez faces two options: resignation or early elections (El Español). Further details emerge on financial transactions linked to the PSOE 'fixer' case (La Razón, El Confidencial). Internal government rifts are highlighted concerning nuclear policy (Libertad Digital, infoLibre). Additionally, international reports note Trump's extended tariff truce with Mexico (RTVE, El País).
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Primer plano.
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Feijóo condena los "incumplimientos" de Israel contra Gaza pero evita llamarlo genocidio
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Veto
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Libertad Digital
Dos nuevas encuestas acercan al PSOE al hundimiento definitivo mientras la derecha supera los 200 escaños
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06:48⇢Sánchez's Political Siege
⌨Spanish media intensely focuses on domestic political pressures. Corruption allegations, including public salaries linked to Cerdán's family, continue to impact Prime Minister Sánchez (El Confidencial). Calls for his resignation are prominent (El Español), with reports of increased security (La Razón) and declining PSOE poll numbers (Libertad Digital). Separately, President Trump's new tariffs are set to take effect (El País, RTVE), alongside sanctions against the Palestinian Authority (La Vanguardia).
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El Periódico
Las sanciones en la ciudad | Jordi Ribalaygue
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El Periódico
Hacia el apagón nuclear | David Page
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América Latina
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Con un latigazo de última hora de nuevos gravámenes a decenas de países, el presidente consuma su impugnación del orden comercial de la globalización con tasas a las exportaciones a EE UU que finalmente entrarán en vigor el 7 de agosto
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Iglesia católica | Patricia Martín
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12:10⇢The Pressure Circle Closes on Sánchez
⌨Spanish media continues its intense focus on domestic political pressures on Prime Minister Sánchez and his government. Recent reports include the GRECO criticizing the lack of tangible anti-corruption results (El Español) and details of Sánchez's increased security (La Razón). This occurs amid ongoing investigations into public salaries linked to the PSOE 'fixer' case (El Confidencial) and declining PSOE poll numbers (Libertad Digital). Internationally, President Trump's tariffs are confirmed to take effect on August 7 (El País, RTVE).
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Los centros de migrantes en Albania
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Balance del primer año de legislatura | Júlia Regué
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El Mundo
Primer plano.
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Balance del primer año de legislatura | Júlia Regué
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El Periódico
Pronóstico actualizado | Valentina Raffio
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El Periódico
SECTOR BANCARIO | Celia López
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18:56⇢Tariff Shock Hits Markets
⌨Spanish media highlights economic repercussions of President Trump's tariffs, causing global market declines and a notable fall in Spain's IBEX 35 (El País, RTVE). Domestically, judicial and governmental pressures intensify: the EU fined Spain for parental leave non-compliance (El Español), and a transparency body warned about a judge's irregular property (El Plural). Political discourse continues on declining PSOE poll numbers (Libertad Digital) and Prime Minister Sánchez's security (La Razón).
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El Periódico
SECTOR BANCARIO | Celia López
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Libertad Digital
Ojalá pierdan los dosEmilio Campmany
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El País
La jueza Sandra Heredia emite una pena de aplicación inmediata, por lo que el exmandatario de Colombia deberá permanecer en su casa por los delitos de fraude procesal y soborno en actuación penal
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SECTOR BANCARIO | Celia López
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Enfrentamiento diplomático | Irene Benedicto
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La guerra comercial | Beatriz Ríos
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22:41⇢Political Integrity Under Scrutiny
⌨Spanish media continues to foreground domestic political and judicial pressures on the government. New reports highlight a scandal involving politicians inventing medical degrees (El Plural, La Razón) and concerns that Prime Minister Sánchez might block legal proceedings if indicted (Libertad Digital). Separately, international coverage notes former Colombian President Uribe's conviction (El País, RTVE) and ongoing developments regarding Trump's tariffs and military posture (El Confidencial, El Periódico).