Police-intercepted chats recorded plans by Núcleo Nacional members and the White Boys group to target mosques and synagogues, as well as centres for unaccompanied minors. The investigation also details attacks on migrants and attempts to disrupt demonstrations.
A police officer and his dog died when a backpack suspected of containing explosives detonated in Oviedo. A second officer was seriously injured and underwent surgery in an effort to save his leg.
CC OO and UGT called Spain’s first general strike in 14 years, with the stoppage beginning at midnight on 11 November. A poll for EL PAÍS and Cadena SER found 23% of employed respondents planned to join.
Madrid’s High Court has ordered immediate use of the minimum-service rules set for the 2012 general strike in Justice and Education, plus non-Metro transport. Rail and flight schedules remain subject to separate minimum-service orders.
Ada Colau said on La Revuelta that her sex life has averaged four times a week since she left Barcelona's mayoralty. She also reported less than €10,000 in the bank and no debts. David Broncano asked about both subjects.
Miguel Cárcaba was removed as head of Spain’s Tax Agency delegation in Galicia while under investigation following a complaint by Hatta Energy. The agency says the decision stemmed from a central-level disagreement over human resources.
The Sindicato de Inquilinas de Madrid staged a protest inside Alquiler Seguro’s offices on Tuesday. Police initially stopped demonstrators from leaving, then held them outside while checking their identity documents.
Ada Colau called for action against large property investors and higher taxes on major fortunes during an interview on La Revuelta. She also criticised the PSOE over delays to rent controls.
A 17-year-old was wounded in a shooting at a Villafría building. An explosion then killed a National Police officer and left another seriously injured. Residents described hearing gunfire before the blast.
The general strike scheduled for Wednesday is expected to bring pickets to ports and some major supermarket chains in A Mariña. Ence Navia workers have agreed a 10-hour production stoppage and plan to block truck movements from midnight.
The Council of Ministers has approved more than €11.8bn in defence programmes. The largest allocation is €3.4bn for mobile air-defence systems, alongside funding for submarines and counter-drone equipment.
The Valencian PSOE submitted a complaint to the regional prosecutor over two Finestrat contracts awarded between 2018 and 2023. The filing came 42 days after the party first announced legal action against Juanfran Pérez Llorca.
Alberto Núñez Feijóo’s “Reconstrucción Nacional” programme proposes repealing two laws and tightening migration and citizenship rules. It also sets a seven-day period to identify people intercepted at Spain’s borders.
Imanol Pradales said remembrance should help build a fairer and freer society at the Basque Government’s Day of Memory. More than 50 victims of terrorism and illicit police violence attended.
Ada Colau is due on La Revuelta on Tuesday 10 November as the fifth political representative in its election-season series. The interview is scheduled for 21:55 on La 1 and RTVE Play.
Osakidetza’s new proton therapy unit in San Sebastián is due to receive its first patients in January 2027. The €86.3m project has received its 46-tonne cyclotron, a core part of the treatment system.
A medium-voltage fault cut electricity to homes and businesses in Vistillas and Bailén, as well as Puente de Segovia and around Plaza Mayor. Supply was restored across the affected areas at about 18:00.
The University of Granada will maintain classes at its Granada and Ceuta campuses under orange wind alerts, but outdoor activities are suspended. Its contingency plan also sets out campus safety teams and a single official information channel.
Kiko Rivera refused permission for La tarde se mueve to show his new video after Lecturas reported that he pays €1,615 a month for his chalet. The programme’s director said the mortgage information came from the public registry.
A man was shot dead at a padel facility in Orihuela Costa. Levante reported that the attacker fled on a scooter; the Guardia Civil is investigating and searching for him.
El Ejido mayor Julia Ibáñez has criticised Spain’s refusal to authorise Movento exceptionally against Thrips Parvispinus. A meeting with Los Aljibillos irrigators also covered crop damage and the need to expand the Campo de Dalías desalination plant.
Nerea Garmendia’s pregnancy test was negative after she said she could not remember when her last period came. She recorded the video at 46 and said she would consult her gynaecologist.
The Government of Navarra has presented ‘No estamos solas / Ez gaude bakarrik’ for 25 November. Support is available around the clock, without a complaint and even for women in an irregular situation.
Schools on La Palma and La Graciosa will teach remotely on Wednesday 11 November under a decision by the Canary Islands education department. The move follows a maximum-level wind alert on La Palma and a coastal alert on La Graciosa.
The PP's election programme would count an unborn child when calculating family benefits and proposes a national palliative-care law. It makes no reference to Spain's existing euthanasia law and sets out tougher migration measures.
A Madrid teachers’ strike had reached its 27th day without a meeting with Isabel Díaz Ayuso or education minister Mercedes Zarzalejo. El HuffPost’s online game offered more than 100 possible answers, none affirmative.
The Council of Ministers has agreed to ask the prime minister to challenge 20 changes in Valencia’s 2026 budget law. The government says rules on housing access and other regional measures breach constitutional limits.
Archaeologists have exhumed six people from a grave in Villabermudo, Palencia. DNA tests will be compared with samples from relatives to establish their identities, including that of a man missing since 1936.
Madrid president Isabel Díaz Ayuso has asked Alberto Núñez Feijóo to promise an end to what she described as union abuses. Her comments came a day before the 11 November housing strike, which a poll found 46.3% supported.
The decree creates a state certificate for single-mother families and extends large-family benefits to more households. A separate measure cuts the maximum wait for dependency decisions from six months to three.
The PP's 249-measure election programme proposes giving priority for public aid to applicants with a link to Spain. Feijóo also pledges a state audit within 100 days and an election if a second budget extension is needed.
Santiago Abascal’s interview averaged 4,815,000 viewers on TVE’s La revuelta, with a 33.6% share. It topped Pedro Sánchez’s average audience from 22 October, though Sánchez’s share remained higher.
The Fiscalía de la Audiencia Nacional says the allegations against James ‘Fergie’ Cox Chambers meet Spain’s requirements for extradition to the US. The case cites ten transfers made between March 2024 and April 2025.
A Valladolid municipal police officer tested positive for cocaine after an Audi crashed on Avenida de Salamanca. Her alcohol reading was 0.26, one tenth above the permitted limit; she was unhurt. A campaign banner featuring her has been taken down.
Five scavenging bird species maintained distinct bacterial communities despite sharing carcasses and exposure to similar microbes. In a study of 155 birds, species identity explained 18.1% of microbiome variation.
