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This page is an archive of main headlines from Spain for 12.04.2025.
It displays 47 headlines from many sources chronologically, as they appeared throughout the day, accompanied by AI overviews that were written in real time.
12.04.2025 ⇢ Day of Trump's Tariff Retreat on Electronics
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Trump's sudden exemption of phones, computers and semiconductor chips from his reciprocal tariffs dominated Spanish media coverage. This policy reversal, characterized by some outlets as a "capitulation" comparable to Liz Truss's economic failure, modified his previous broader approach that had severely impacted Spanish companies like Repsol and banks.
Spanish diplomatic positioning continued evolving with Prime Minister Sánchez portrayed as building EU-China bridges while the opposition criticized this stance. Spain proposed an EU common defense fund to immediately increase military spending, reflecting regional security concerns.
Former Valencia regional minister Pradas tearfully testified before a judge investigating the dana flood disaster, claiming lack of emergency management knowledge while protesters shouted "Mazón, murderer." The day also saw reporting on primary healthcare abandonment and FC Barcelona player Balde's injury during a match against Leganés.
12.04.2025
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‘Telepathy Tapes’ lleva meses en la lista de lo más escuchado en Estados Unidos y Reino Unido
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04:05⇢Sánchez's China Strategy Divides Spanish Media
⌨The newspapers report on Prime Minister Sánchez's diplomatic approach to China, with competing narratives emerging. Some outlets frame Sánchez as opening a new era of EU-China affinity to counter Trump (El Periódico, Público), while critics characterize him as Beijing's "useful idiot" being manipulated by the regime (El Mundo). Other stories include a pseudoscientific podcast about telepathic children gaining popularity in the US and UK (El País), a scandal involving alleged favoritism in hiring practices (La Razón), and continued coverage of the helicopter accident that killed five Spaniards in New York (RTVE).
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La exconsejera, máxima responsable política imputada por la dana, llega a los juzgados entre gritos de “Mazón, asesino” y defiende al ‘president’
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La Junta Nacional de Seguridad en el Transporte ha informado que aún no hay causa preliminar.
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La Junta Nacional de Seguridad en el Transporte ha informado que aún no hay causa preliminar.
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La Vanguardia
El negocio blanco
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Aranceles | Quim Casas
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El Periódico
Reforma | Judith Cutrona
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10:45⇢Tearful Dana Flood Testimony Amid Corruption Probes
⌨The newspapers report on former Valencia regional minister Pradas tearfully testifying before a judge investigating the dana flood disaster, defending herself by claiming lack of emergency management knowledge while protesters shouted "Mazón, murderer" (El País). Prime Minister Sánchez's diplomatic approach to China continues to attract attention, with some outlets portraying him as building EU-China bridges while the PP criticizes this position (infoLibre, RTVE). Other stories include CrossFit's aggressive legal pursuit of unauthorized gyms using their brand (El Confidencial), military shipments to Israel via Gibraltar (El Salto), and ongoing scrutiny of former minister Ábalos in a corruption investigation (20minutos, Libertad Digital).
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El Periódico
Guerra comercial | Rosa María Sánchez
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El ex primer ministro francés, antiguo negociador del Brexit, pide a Europa mantenerse firme ante las amenazas de un presidente “rodeado de millonarios y especuladores”
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El Periódico
Gestión hídrica | Guillem Costa
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El Periódico
Gestión hídrica | Guillem Costa
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Dinero e inversión.
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Guerra comercial
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Las barreras comerciales son propias de un Rey Sol que humilla o premia a sus súbditos
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17:25⇢Trump Excludes Tech From Reciprocal Tariffs As Markets Reel
⌨The newspapers report on Trump's tariff policies, with recent headlines revealing his exclusion of phones, computers, and chips from reciprocal tariffs (RTVE, El Periódico). Spanish media frame these tariff decisions as erratic and potentially accelerating American hegemonic decline (El País), with some characterizing it as Trump's "capitulation" comparable to Liz Truss's economic failure (El Salto). The tariff implementation has severely impacted Spanish companies, particularly Repsol, steel companies, and banks (El Mundo). Meanwhile, Spain has proposed an EU common fund to immediately increase defense spending (El Español, 20minutos), while Italian PM Meloni's approach to calming Trump is characterized as a "dangerous poker game" (El Confidencial).
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Diplomacia internacional | Adrià Rocha Cutiller
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Ley de amnistía | Carlota Camps
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Ley de amnistía | Carlota Camps
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Reacciones a la política arancelaria | Marta López
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22:49⇢Trump Exempts Electronics From Tariff Plan
⌨The newspapers report extensively on Trump's latest adjustment to tariff policies, exempting electronic devices including phones, computers, and semiconductor chips from reciprocal tariffs (El Español, La Razón, RTVE, 20minutos). This significant policy shift modifies his previous broader tariff approach that had severely impacted Spanish companies (El Mundo). Meanwhile, Trump's economic policies are reportedly hampering US tourism bookings (El Periódico). Other news includes FC Barcelona player Balde's injury during a match against Leganés (La Vanguardia) and criticism that the EU is neglecting green agenda, migration and housing issues while focusing primarily on wars (Público).
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