In Papantla, municipal police officers were attacked by unknown assailants while patrolling a road leading to Totomoxtle. The officers returned fire, but it is currently unknown if there were any injuries or arrests. The area was cordoned off and additional law enforcement, including the Secretaría de Seguridad Pública (SSP), Fuerza Civil, and the National Guard, arrived on the scene. A helicopter was also present. Authorities, including the Veracruz State Prosecutor's Office and the Ministerial Police, are expected to conduct an investigation and provide further information.

Fundación Vital has opened registrations for a new edition of 'Ikas Vital', offering 24 different courses. Registration is available from this Monday until the 19th of the month, depending on the desired course. Language courses are reserved for those over 55, including beginner's English, French, Basque, and Arabic. The 'Reduce the digital gap' block offers courses for beginners and those looking to expand their knowledge in digital skills. Other subjects include Economy, Legislation, International Press, Philosophy, Well-being and Nutrition, Arts and History, Positive Psychology and Resilience, The Crusades, El Greco, and courses on art thefts. Some courses are available both in-person and online.

The Vitoria-Gasteiz City Council has published a list of 631 admitted and 15 excluded applicants for municipal leisure garden plots in Urarte, Abetxuko. The exclusions were due to prior plot authorizations within the last two years. The Urarte gardens, dedicated to organic horticulture, consist of 228 individual plots and a collective garden for educational purposes. Various non-profit groups are involved in ecological agroforestry experiences for educational and social benefits. Entities currently present include associations and foundations focused on social, educational, and therapeutic initiatives.

Vitoria-Gasteiz and Álava are hosting a variety of events for the last weekend of Christmas, including the Three Kings Parade, a Copa del Rey match between Deportivo Alavés and Real Betis, an ice skating rink and toboggan at La Florida, theater performances by Ortzai, the La Florida Nativity Scene, a monologue by Enrique Loyola, a concert by Green Valley, league matches for Araski against Uni Girona and Baskonia against Real Madrid, concerts at Hell Dorado, an artistic workshop, an inflatable pool at Iparralde, and the 'Miradas' exhibition by painter Javi Garrido.

A total of 310 migrants of various nationalities received humanitarian support in seven municipalities of Veracruz after being located by elements of the Public Security Secretariat and the Civil Force. The migrants were found during the Zero Tolerance Operation in the municipalities of Cuitláhuac, Alvarado, Ciudad Isla, Sayula de Alemán, Jesús Carranza, Coatzacoalcos, and Agua Dulce. They were then channeled to the National Institute of Migration (INM) to determine their status in the country.

A total of 310 migrants of various nationalities received humanitarian support in seven municipalities of Veracruz after being located by elements of the Secretaría de Seguridad Pública and the Fuerza Civil. The migrants were found as part of the Operativo Cero Tolerancia and were provided with necessary attention. They were then channeled to the Instituto Nacional de Migración (INM) to determine their status in the country.

A total of 310 migrants of various nationalities received humanitarian support in seven municipalities of Veracruz after being located by elements of the Secretaría de Seguridad Pública and the Fuerza Civil. The migrants were found as part of the Operativo Cero Tolerancia and were provided with necessary attention. They were then channeled to the Instituto Nacional de Migración (INM) to determine their status in the country.

A total of 310 migrants of various nationalities received humanitarian support in seven municipalities of Veracruz after being located by elements of the Secretaría de Seguridad Pública and the Fuerza Civil. The migrants were found through the Operativo Cero Tolerancia in municipalities including Cuitláhuac, Alvarado, Ciudad Isla, Sayula de Alemán, Jesús Carranza, Coatzacoalcos, and Agua Dulce. They were provided with necessary attention and later channeled to the Instituto Nacional de Migración (INM) to determine their status in the country.

A total of 310 migrants of various nationalities received humanitarian support in seven municipalities of Veracruz after being located by elements of the Public Security Secretariat and the Civil Force. The migrants were found through the Zero Tolerance Operation in the municipalities of Cuitláhuac, Alvarado, Ciudad Isla, Sayula de Alemán, Jesús Carranza, Coatzacoalcos, and Agua Dulce. They were then channeled to the National Institute of Migration (INM) to determine their status in the country.

Mari Domingi and Olentzero, figures from Basque Christmas folklore, discuss the nature of gifts requested by children and adults. They note a trend of requests for spending more time with loved ones, highlighting the importance of non-material gifts. They also mention the role of technology in present-day gift-giving, suggesting that sometimes it should be set aside to enjoy the holidays. The conversation touches on the stress adults face and the potential benefits of courses like singing and guitar to alleviate it. They express the joy and emotion they feel during the holiday season and convey a message of self-love and solidarity to the children of Vitoria-Gasteiz.

Gasteiz On has created a leaflet listing the restaurants in Álava, Spain, that are open during Christmas Eve and Christmas Day. The trend among these restaurants is that customers tend to book from one year to the next, often leading to full reservations. While many establishments choose not to work during the key hours of Christmas, they do open for the rest of the day on Christmas Eve and New Year's Eve, closing in the evening, and only open in the morning on Christmas Day and New Year's Day. On the Epiphany, over 85% of the establishments are open. The complete list can be viewed on the Gasteiz On website.

Fourteen individuals were arrested on November 6th in various Spanish cities for activities linked to radical ideologies and posing a serious threat to public security. They were not associated with jihadist groups like DAESH or Al Qaeda but held a very intransigent and rigorous interpretation of religion. They praised violence and terrorist actions on social media. Following their arrest, they were detained by order of National Court judge Joaquín Gadea at a Foreigners' Internment Center (CIE) for deportation to Pakistan. The police conducted the deportation under the Foreigners' Law due to their involvement in activities contrary to National Security.

On Monday, residents of Vitoria-Gasteiz were surprised to find the tram stops' Bat or Barik card readers denying payments and electronic panels displaying time and destination inoperative. Many turned back upon encountering these issues, leaving stops like Parlamento, Sancho el Sabio, Europa, Honduras, and Intermodal deserted. Public sector workers, cleaners, and tram security guards were seen explaining the situation to potential passengers. The disruption mainly affected students and workers, with one student expressing frustration at having to walk to university due to the tram service outage.