Finally, harmony has prevailed in Villamanín, the town in León that went from euphoria to tension after many of its residents won the top prize in the Christmas Lottery through shares. The problem arose when, shortly afterward, the lottery committee admitted to having mistakenly sold 50 shares—out of a total of 450—without having assigned the corresponding ten winning tickets. This meant that no prize could be claimed because more tickets had been sold than actually won: 4 million euros were missing. However, this weekend, after hours of negotiations, the lucky winners reached an agreement so that everyone can receive at least a portion of their winnings, according to the EFE news agency.

13,025 was the winning number for the first prize in this year's Gordo de la Diada draw. Tickets with that number will be awarded 50,000 euros. The extraordinary prize, of two million euros, goes to number 13,025 in series 25. The second prize went to number 14,004, with a prize of 20,000 euros. The third prize, worth 10,000 euros, goes to 43,394.