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    Polling reported by La Vanguardia suggests Aliança Catalana would jump from 2 to 30 deputies in the Catalan parliament, according to El Confidencial. The projection marks a dramatic rise for the pro-independence right-wing party, prompting discussion in Spain about its growing electoral strength and what the surge would mean for Catalan politics and potential governing coalitions.

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    Spain are playing the Czech Republic in a UEFA Nations League match, with confirmed line-ups and late team news dominating previews in Spanish media. Outlets such as La Vanguardia are running full build-ups covering the expected starting elevens and last-minute updates, and interest is high in both Spain and the United States, where the fixture is also trending among fans following the international window.

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    Junts has rejected two government proposals in Spain's parliament, worsening its breach with Pedro Sánchez's coalition and fuelling an internal feud with ERC spokesperson Gabriel Rufián. A Junts figure warned the party is 'destroying a party that is necessary for my country,' while La Vanguardia mocked the government's failed concessions. The votes highlight the fragility of Sánchez's parliamentary support.

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    Pere Romeu, coach of FC Barcelona's women's team, said the upcoming Clásico against Real Madrid "will be a different Clásico," according to La Vanguardia. His comments come as Barcelona prepares for the fixture, and fans are discussing how the matchup between the two Spanish rivals will play out this time around.

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    Two young people have died after drowning at a beach in Guardamar del Segura, on Spain's Alicante coast, according to La Vanguardia. The deaths have drawn attention to the Mediterranean resort town, with searches and discussion about the incident rising locally. Details about the victims' identities or the circumstances have not yet been widely reported.

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    Spain's government is pressing Junts to distance itself from the Spanish right and back a rent-related decree with an abstention that would allow it to pass, according to La Vanguardia. The measure, tied to housing and rental policy, has become a test of the minority government's ability to keep its parliamentary allies on side amid tense negotiations in Madrid.

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    The winning Eurojackpot combination and prizes from the latest draw are being checked by players across Europe, with Spanish media such as La Vanguardia publishing the updated results. Interest is also high in Germany and the Netherlands, where the lottery term is among the most searched topics as players verify their tickets after the draw.

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    The Spanish government has announced a new savings account scheme designed to channel household savings into European companies. According to La Vanguardia, the product would allow citizens to invest their savings in European firms, part of efforts in Spain and across the EU to mobilise private capital for productive investment. The proposal is drawing attention as debates grow over how Europeans can get better returns on idle bank deposits.

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    The Spanish government has rejected what it calls the 'unfounded accusations' made by the president of Ceuta, pointing to its official call registry as proof. La Vanguardia reports the dispute centers on the government's claim that its telephone records contradict the allegations made by the North African autonomous city's leader. The confrontation adds to ongoing tensions between Madrid and the Ceuta administration.

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    Zaragoza food bank volunteer dies in accident▼banco de alimentos de zaragozaGgoogleES1K4 d ago

    A volunteer with the Banco de Alimentos de Zaragoza has died in an accident, according to La Vanguardia. The food bank, which distributes food to people in need across the Zaragoza area, is a key charitable organisation in the region. Details of the accident and the volunteer's identity have not been released. The news has drawn attention in Spain.

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    Spanish swimmer Mireia Belmonte has been inducted into the Florida Swimming Hall of Fame, honoured as the best Spanish swimmer, La Vanguardia reports. Belmonte, an Olympic medallist and multiple world champion, is being celebrated in Spain for the international recognition of her career.