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This page is an archive of main headlines from Spain for 25.06.2026.

It displays 117 headlines from many sources chronologically, as they appeared throughout the day, accompanied by AI overviews that were written in real time.

25.06.2026The Day Congress Demanded Sánchez's Resignation

The day was dominated by two parallel crises: the political fallout from Congress's vote demanding Pedro Sánchez submit to a confidence motion and resign, and the escalating death toll from Venezuela's twin earthquakes. From early morning, headlines focused on the quakes, with initial reports of 32 dead and 700 injured rising to 188 dead and over 1,500 injured by evening, alongside 68 missing Spaniards. By early afternoon, the political story took center stage as Congress approved the PP's motion with support from Junts and Vox, marking the first time a sitting president faced such a demand from the chamber. Simultaneously, the Zapatero corruption case continued to unfold, with the former PM seeking nullification of the Plus Ultra investigation and the judge ordering a probe into leaked private messages.

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04:05Zapatero's Bolivian Ledger

The media focus on new revelations about former PM Zapatero's alleged mediation for Bolivia, with El Mundo and El Español detailing his meetings with Puigdemont and a €200,000 contract. Sánchez's political crisis deepens as La Vanguardia and RTVE report his counterattack amid corruption scandals, while La Razón admits he fails to convince.
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Los chats de Zapatero reflejan que hizo 221 viajes al extranjero como expresidente sin contar los de Junts: "Los de estos son 21"

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Dos potentes terremotos de hasta 7,5 sacuden Venezuela y dejan gran destrucción en Caracas

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07:07Venezuela's Twin Quakes

The media focus shifts to a major earthquake in Venezuela, with multiple outlets reporting two powerful quakes of magnitude 7.2 and 7.5 causing deaths and destruction in Caracas. Meanwhile, the Zapatero corruption story continues with new details about his secret meetings and business dealings.
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Dos potentes terremotos de hasta 7,5 sacuden Venezuela y dejan destrucción y caos en Caracas y otras ciudades

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09:18Venezuela's Quake Devastation

The media focus is overwhelmingly on the twin earthquakes in Venezuela, with all major outlets reporting at least 32 dead and 700 injured. Coverage includes rescue efforts, personal testimonies, and the declaration of a state of emergency. A secondary story involves new details on the Zapatero corruption case, with El Periódico reporting that Venezuelan businessmen paid the former president's daughters for help obtaining Spanish nationality.
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Los equipos de rescate trabajan contra reloj para sacar a las víctimas de entre los escombros: "Hay gente viva"

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Dos potentes terremotos seguidos sacuden Venezuela

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11:33Venezuela's Twin Quakes Devastate

The media overwhelmingly focus on the twin earthquakes in Venezuela, with all major outlets reporting at least 32 dead and 700 injured. Coverage includes rescue efforts, personal testimonies, and the declaration of a state of emergency. A secondary story involves new details on the Zapatero corruption case, with El País reporting that his secretary's agenda places him in the first line in recent years.
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14:00Venezuela's Twin Quakes Toll Rises

The media overwhelmingly focus on the devastating twin earthquakes in Venezuela, with updated death tolls of at least 164 and nearly a thousand injured. Coverage includes the declaration of a state of emergency and the magnitude of the quakes (7.2 and 7.5). A secondary story involves former PM Zapatero's legal challenge against the 'Plus Ultra' case, seeking nullification on rights grounds.
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15:43Venezuela's Quake Aftermath and Sánchez's Confidence Vote

The media focus remains on the devastating twin earthquakes in Venezuela, with the death toll now at least 164 and nearly a thousand injured. New coverage includes firsthand accounts of the aftermath. Meanwhile, the political crisis deepens as the Congress passes a motion demanding Sánchez's resignation, supported by Junts, PP, and Vox.
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Los dos fuertes terremotos dejan ya 164 muertos y casi un millar de heridos

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Exteriores confirma que hay 68 españoles desaparecidos tras los dos terremotos

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19:06Venezuela's Quake Toll Rises as Sánchez Faces Confidence Vote

The media focus is on the devastating twin earthquakes in Venezuela, with the death toll at 164 and 68 Spaniards missing. Meanwhile, the Spanish Congress voted overwhelmingly for Sánchez to face a confidence vote and resign, with Junts, PP, and Vox supporting the motion.
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21:43Venezuela's Quake Toll Reaches 188

The media overwhelmingly focus on the twin earthquakes in Venezuela, with the death toll rising to 188 and 1,520 injured, and 68 Spaniards unaccounted for (La Vanguardia, RTVE, El Mundo, La Razón, El Confidencial, eldiario.es, El Periódico, 20minutos). A secondary story is the political crisis in Spain, with Congress passing a motion demanding Sánchez's resignation, supported by PP, Junts, and Vox (El Plural, El Español, Libertad Digital, El País).