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Novak Djokovic has revealed he is suffering from a health problem during his participation in Beijing, prompting Spanish media to compare his situation to Rafael Nadal's struggles at Roland Garros. Mundo Deportivo reports the alarm over his condition, while LaSexta details Djokovic's own admission that he is unwell. Fans are watching closely to see whether the injury or illness will affect his upcoming matches.
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Spanish broadcaster laSexta, led by journalist Antonio García Ferreras, has overhauled its schedule amid reports of a possible early general election, cancelling programmes such as 'Zapeando' and 'Equipo de investigación' and preparing special coverage this Friday. Spanish media say other television networks are also on alert, adjusting their Friday line-ups in case the government calls a snap vote.
- 3Sánchez weighs early election as Spain faces housing strike●More updates on the situation in Spain: - According to Spanish TV network laSexta, Sánchez's team is gathering new polli
Spanish politics is moving on two fronts. According to laSexta, Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez's team is gathering new polling data this weekend as he weighs whether to call an early election. At the same time, tenants' unions and allied groups are moving toward a general strike over the housing crisis, adding pressure to an already tense political moment.
- 4Los Javis name the actress they still want to work with●🎭 ■ Los Javis revelan a Marc Giró con qué actriz les gustaría trabajar: "Nunca nos ha llamado" ■ Los directores han visi
Spanish directing duo Los Javis appeared on laSexta's 'Cara al show' with Marc Giró, where they revealed which actress they would like to work with, saying she has 'never called us'. The interview comes as they enjoy the success of their latest production, 'La bola negra'.