The initial editions of the most influential newspapers that have reached our newsroom include, among others, the following headlines on their front pages:
EL PAÍS
-- "A high-tension 29-N"
-- "This is how the decision was made: 'People are outraged. Elections must be held'"
ABC
-- "Sánchez kicks off the campaign with the trick to Congress to sneak in the decrees"
-- "The objective of Moncloa: to achieve the seats that allow its leader to remain in the opposition"
EL MUNDO
-- "Last move to survive"
-- "Sánchez, king of the blind, leaves a one-eyed economy"
LA VANGUARDIA
-- "Spain will decide on 29-N"
-- "'The EC will provide legal coverage to municipalities to limit tourist housing'"
LA RAZÓN
-- "The plan of La Moncloa: judicial standstill and campaign of blows"
-- "The Court continues with the cases that threaten the party, but it is ruled out to act during the campaign"
EL PERIÓDICO
-- "Sánchez makes the 29N elections a personal plebiscite"
-- "The rains reveal the lack of adaptation of the cities"