El País · April 2026

• evaluative negative framing of Trump's actions as frivolous, contradictory, or dangerous
• quoting critics and experts who accuse Trump of crimes or threats
• associating Trump with authoritarian figures like Orbán and Putin
• foregrounding opposition and mockery from cultural figures and international leaders

Headlines 1, 7, and 19 are more analytical/neutral in tone, but the overwhelming majority of the bundle frames Trump negatively, with the outlet's own vocabulary ('irritante frivolidad', 'brutales recortes', 'paradoja espacial') and selection of critical voices (experts, artists, foreign leaders) indicating a consistently hostile stance.

• frames Trump/US as aggressor and threat
• highlights opposition and criticism from global figures
• emphasises negative consequences and scandals
• uses emotionally charged language ('repugnan', 'drama', 'amenaza')

The entity is 'US' but coverage overwhelmingly focuses on Trump administration actions; stance toward the US as a country is negative due to consistent framing of US policy as aggressive, harmful, and opposed by international actors. Headlines 5 and 9 are neutral but do not offset the dominant hostile tone.

• factual reporting of events without evaluative language toward Spain as a country
• mix of positive and negative domestic stories (political, economic, social)
• international stories frame Spain as a diplomatic actor (Sánchez meetings, student incident)
• no consistent editorial stance toward Spain as an entity

The entity is a country, not a person or organization; coverage is broad and neutral overall. Headlines 6, 14, and 18 show Spain's government in a positive diplomatic light, but other headlines (e.g., 1, 8, 9, 15) report domestic problems neutrally. No clear positive or negative stance toward Spain as a whole.