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Nov 2023
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¿Puede el nuevo plan de vivienda cambiar algo de verdad?
El Gobierno ha presentado su nuevo plan de vivienda. Sobre el papel, suena ambicioso: más inversión, más vivienda protegida, ayudas al alquiler... Lo que está por ver es si en la práctica esto puede arreglar los problemas o depende de que las comunidades quieran aplicarlo. Desde ... Show More
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Javier Cercas: “EL PAÍS no solo tolera mis textos contra su línea editorial, sino que los estimula”
En este episodio especial de Hoy en EL PAÍS, Javier Cercas reflexiona sobre su relación personal y literaria con EL PAÍS, a raíz de la publicación de 'El periódico de la democracia', el libro que ha escrito con motivo de los 50 años de historia del diario. También analiza el pape ... Show More
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¿A qué está dispuesto el PP para gobernar?
El Partido Popular y VOX han pactado en Aragón la misma receta que en Extremadura: gobernar de la mano aunque sea con ideas calcadas de la ultraderecha. Esto lleva al PP a una encrucijada. Mientras Jorge Azcón presume de pacto en Aragón, Núñez Feijoó desde Madrid evita usar el té ... Show More
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