We keep defending the idea that Spanish newspapers tend to approach really well “the day after” of the facts. Today we are showing four examples. Heraldo focuses on the danger of the civil war bombs; La Voz, on the presence of cetaceans in Galicia´s coasts; La Vanguardia, on kids´ attendance at soccer games in the Premier League; and El Periódico, on some world leaders´ personal phones.
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