Carlos Hugo Preciado has openly accused fellow members of the General Council of the Judiciary of prioritizing government interests over judicial autonomy. His sharp critique exposes deep fractures within Spain’s top judicial body and raises questions about the independence of its leadership.
Ultra-right parties are gaining ground in Catalonia. The rise of Vox and Aliança Catalana is reshaping the political field, while traditional parties struggle to respond as new leaders tap into public frustration.
Telecinco moves First Dates into Friday’s early-evening slot, delaying ¡De Viernes! and shortening its airtime. The change comes as Antena 3 brings back La Voz, raising the stakes for Friday-night ratings.
Spain’s Supreme Court has suspended the right to vote for hundreds of thousands of people who gained citizenship under the 2022 memory law. The decision freezes new entries on the overseas electoral roll, leaving their political rights in limbo.
Junts leaders openly reject deals with Aliança Catalana as the far-right party gains ground. The debate exposes a deep rift over the future of Catalan nationalism and the legacy of Convergència.
A new study lays bare the housing pressures facing millions across Europe. In cities such as Madrid and Paris, average earners can no longer afford even a small apartment. Rising prices and wages that have failed to keep pace are putting homeownership, and even renting, out of reach for nearly half of the urban population.
Catalonia’s Diada became a battleground over the future of independence. Traditional parties and left-wing groups united to counter Aliança Catalana’s growing influence, as tensions flared in Barcelona and the far right gained ground.
Recent violence at the Fossar de les Moreres has exposed how political extremes fuel public anxiety. Catalonia’s Diada, once a symbol of unity, now risks being overtaken by those who profit from chaos. The real cost may be a society gripped by fear.
Spain’s Constitutional Court will review whether the fixed compensation of 33 days’ salary per year worked for unfair dismissal truly compensates workers. The outcome could reshape how companies handle layoffs and redefine employee rights in the Spanish labor market.
Chinese authorities are sounding the alarm as local carmakers slash development cycles to as little as 18 months. The push for speed, driven by AI, now collides with mounting concerns over safety and long-term reliability.
Day 10 of the 2026 US Open features a basic match between Aryna Sabalenka and Linda Noskova. Betting markets have reacted as Noskova’s serve and recent form challenge the favorite, with tournament dynamics shifting by the set.
Volkswagen is weighing the sale of Ducati as part of a sweeping overhaul to slim down its vast business empire. The move could reshape the European automotive field and test the value of one of Italy’s most storied motorcycle makers.
Plug-in hybrid sales are rising fast in Spain, but Nemo Reporter warns buyers to think twice if they can't charge at home. Real-world data shows these cars lose their basic advantages without frequent charging and may cost more than expected.
Vox and Aliança Catalana have publicly celebrated the AfD’s victory in Saxony-Anhalt. Their support signals a new phase of far-right cooperation across Europe. The Spanish left and mainstream parties now face renewed pressure to respond.
A new high-occupancy lane on Madrid’s A-2 has frustrated drivers stuck in traffic while the reserved lane sits nearly empty. Experts say the backlash reveals deep-rooted attitudes about road ownership and public space.
For the first time this term, PP and Vox together account for more than half of projected votes. The left is losing support amid the Ceuta migration crisis, as Vox gains and PSOE voters shift to the right.
Fiorentina has dismissed Fabio Grosso after its worst start to a season on record. The club has brought back Paolo Vanoli after three consecutive Serie A defeats and mounting internal tensions.
Spain’s National Police now rely on psychologists to get basic details in major cases. Their approach shifts the focus from confessions to understanding motives and reconstructing events, changing how serious crimes are investigated.
Morocco has secured unprecedented support from the US and Israel, reshaping the Western Sahara dispute. Spain faces renewed pressure over Ceuta and Melilla as Rabat asserts itself on the international stage.
Spain’s new regional funding model won approval with Catalonia and the Canary Islands in support. PP-led regions rejected it, citing a deal with Catalonia despite clear financial gains. The standoff points to a growing divide over resource allocation.
Nearly 8 million Skoda Octavias have been built since 1996. The model’s steady rise from modest beginnings to a European bestseller shows what really drives Skoda’s success.
A new analysis of nearly 12,000 tourists in the Maldives examines why some travelers still rely on agencies or phone calls while others go digital. The findings challenge assumptions about how travelers’ experience shapes booking choices, including the effects of distance and trip length.
Ford is developing a Mustang Baja: a high-riding, all-wheel-lead V8 coupe aimed at the off-road performance market. Shown to dealers in 2024, the project signals a bold shift for the legendary nameplate and could reshape expectations for sports cars.
Nvidia is buying Hugging Face for $12.9 billion after a high-profile hack involving OpenAI. The deal would strengthen Nvidia’s position in open-source AI and sharpen competition over the future of artificial intelligence.
Claude, ChatGPT, and Grok have gone offline for many users. The outage coincides with speculation about OpenAI’s next model, Astra. Service interruptions affect web, mobile, and desktop platforms.
Seat’s future is up for debate as Volkswagen’s board meets to set a new direction. Spanish sales are rising, but with no new models and industry pressure mounting, the brand faces tough questions.
Pedro Sánchez’s recent interview has drawn criticism over his apparent lack of empathy during Ceuta’s territorial crisis. His comments and demeanor have prompted criticism from political allies and residents, bringing the government’s response under intense scrutiny.
Chinese brands are rewriting the rules in Spain’s car market. BYD has doubled its sales, Ebro has tripled, and electrified vehicles now account for over a quarter of new registrations. Traditional giants are losing ground.
The inclusive idea of 'un sol poble' in Catalonia is under threat. New ethnic-based narratives are dividing residents. The shift marks a sharp break from the region’s long-standing approach to identity.
Vicente Vallés predicts sharper political tension if Pedro Sánchez completes his term without calling early elections. The Antena 3 Noticias 2 anchor expects a turbulent period ahead for Spain’s institutions and public life.
Telecinco drops '¡De lunes a viernes!' after low ratings and moves 'Rueda la letra' to a new time slot. The network reshapes its afternoon lineup to avoid a head-to-head with 'Pasapalabra'.
Telecinco has scheduled 'Rueda la letra' for 19:00-20:00 to avoid a direct clash with 'Pasapalabra'. The move is meant to lift evening viewership and strengthen the channel’s position.
Range Rover’s first electric SUV arrives with 550 hp and a 600 km range, promising luxury and off-road prowess without a combustion engine. Early tests suggest the vehicle challenges expectations and is drawing a new wave of buyers.
Stella Li, BYD’s executive vice president, says the Chinese automaker outpaces Tesla in technology and production, while also touting its reliability. Her bold claims come as BYD expands in Europe and pursues zero-accident autonomous driving.
Mitsubishi is bringing back its legendary off-road nameplate with the Montero 2027, combining a diesel engine and genuine 4x4 capability with a luxurious seven-seat interior. Thailand will be the first market, with a global rollout planned.
