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Vox leader Santiago Abascal is once again refusing to attend the October 12 National Day reception with the King, and will instead travel to Ceuta alongside the head of Marine Le Pen's party, France's National Rally. It is not the first time Abascal has boycotted the royal event, a gesture he has repeated in recent years to protest government policy and what he calls the surrender of Spanish sovereignty in Ceuta and Melilla.
- 2Vox Day's AI-Generated Books Fail to Debunk Evolution▼No, Vox Day's AI-Generated Books Did Not Debunk Evolution
Science communicator Gutsick Gibbon has published a rebuttal to Vox Day's claims that AI-generated books undermine evolutionary theory. The response argues the books contain fabricated citations, misunderstandings of evolutionary biology, and no genuinely novel scientific arguments. The video has drawn a large audience, with commenters largely supporting the critique and questioning the reliability of AI-written material being used to make scientific claims.
- 3Spanish right-wing parties hold solid lead ahead of November election▼Spanish right-wing parties keep solid lead ahead of November election, polls show
Recent polling shows Spain's right-wing parties maintaining a clear advantage ahead of the country's November election. The conservative bloc, led by the Popular Party with support from Vox, appears on course to unseat the governing Socialist-led coalition. Analysts are watching whether turnout and campaign dynamics could shift the picture before election day.