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Spain reportedly expands CGM for basal-insulin diabetes care
A reported Spanish consensus would make continuous glucose monitoring routine for some type 2 diabetes patients using basal insulin. International guidance supports considering CGM for insulin-treated patients, but the Spanish figures still need the source document.
Sánchez Rushes Through Social Decrees as Election Nears
Spain’s government is racing to push through major social measures just before the election. With full control of the Boletín Oficial del Estado, Sánchez’s team is moving to lock in a big minimum wage hike and new pension boosts, putting rivals on the spot.
Europe narrows the cancer drug access gap, but Spain still faces delays
Austria and Switzerland led Europe in the use of newer cancer medicines in 2023, while Spain stayed in the middle. Approval and funding still do not guarantee that patients receive treatment quickly.
Lamborghini Murciélago at 25 proves supercars have lost their soul
A rare chance to drive the Lamborghini Murciélago LP650-4 Roadster exposes just how much character and raw emotion today’s supercars have left behind. The 25th anniversary brings a sharp reminder of what made this icon unforgettable.
Spain’s official car fleet balloons under Sánchez, but charging points fall short
Spain’s government car fleet has swelled to 700 vehicles and 900 drivers under Pedro Sánchez, but the rush to electrify is running into a wall of missing charging stations and daily headaches.
Pension hikes in limbo as Spain’s November election stalls budget process
Spain’s snap election on November 29 has thrown pension increases for 2027 into doubt. With no new budget and a caretaker government likely, retirees face a legal maze and political delays over how their payments will be updated.
Spanish health expert demands patient-first overhaul in public healthcare
Jaime Rodríguez-Arana, professor of administrative law, says Spain’s healthcare system needs to put people before paperwork. He warns that bureaucracy and old habits are holding back patient care, and urges open data and real quality checks.
EU combustion car ban stalls as 2035 deadline slips into doubt
Brussels has pulled the plug on a crucial vote to end sales of combustion engine cars by 2035, throwing the EU’s climate plan and the future of Europe’s car industry into uncertainty.
Gabriel Rufián faces pushback from ERC over election list demands
Gabriel Rufián’s future as ERC’s lead candidate is up in the air after party rules blocked his bid to control the electoral list. With critics stepping forward and leadership support uncertain, ERC’s internal rifts are now out in the open.
Feijóo seeks tighter checks on postal voting
Alberto Núñez Feijóo will ask the electoral authority for stronger safeguards before Spain's 29 November election. He says his doubts concern Correos executives, not postal workers, reviving a dispute from 2023.
Nuclear clocks move from physics dream to working technology
Scientists in Austria and China have built the first functional nuclear clocks. The devices are not yet more accurate than the best conventional atomic clocks, but they give researchers a working platform for precision measurement and fundamental-physics experiments.
Más Madrid puts Ada Colau forward for Frente Amplio leadership
Más Madrid has proposed Ada Colau as Frente Amplio's candidate for the presidency of the Government and as the lead candidate in Barcelona. Comuns, IU and Podemos are demanding a wider agreement on the alliance's candidate and selection process.
Hazte Oír asks Spain's Supreme Court to investigate seven Constitutional Court judges
Hazte Oír has taken its challenge to Spain's Supreme Court, accusing seven Constitutional Court magistrates of exceeding their powers in the malversación amnesty case. The complaint targets the court's ruling in the case of former Catalan minister Dolors Bassa.
Philips brings AI diagnostics to Spanish hospitals
Philips is rolling out AI-powered diagnostic tools across Spain, pushing hospitals to rethink how they deliver care. Miguel de Foronda says only real, scalable innovation can keep up with growing patient needs.
Oil surge and rising debt yields drag Ibex 35 lower
The Ibex 35 drops 1.17% as oil moves above $100 a barrel and government debt yields rise. Spanish banks are watching credit demand closely, but lending volumes remain healthy for now.
Electricity prices crash in Spain as midday power goes free
On October 8, Spanish electricity prices have dropped sharply, with midday hours on the wholesale market costing nothing. Households can save if they shift their usage to these hours, but the relief may not last.
Frente Amplio weighs shared leadership before election deadline
Nine days remain before Frente Amplio must settle its electoral formula for Spain's 29 November elections. Mónica García and Ada Colau lead the discussion, while the coalition weighs a shared structure across Spain's territories.
Volvo XC40 faces off against Audi Q3 in the new luxury SUV battle
Volvo and Audi have launched their latest contenders in the luxury SUV segment. The updated XC40 and the all-new Q3 both promise electrified powertrains and advanced tech, but only one can claim the edge in Spain’s fiercely competitive market.
EBRO S700 takes on Toyota Corolla Cross with bold hybrid punch
The EBRO S700 is shaking up Spain’s SUV market with a plug-in hybrid system that delivers up to 90 km of electric driving. Priced below key rivals and assembled in Barcelona, it combines local production with Chinese technology and a feature-rich interior.
Miriam Garlo turns deafness into a fight for identity
Miriam Garlo won the Goya for best new actress. Her novel revisits years of isolation and the struggle to accept deaf identity, after sign language changed how she understood herself.
China reshapes Spanish car industry as SEAT faces uncertain future
Spain’s car industry stands at a crossroads as Chinese manufacturers move in and historic brands like SEAT face possible extinction. The country’s factories are shifting from European to Asian control, raising questions about jobs, technology, and Spain’s role in the global automotive race.
Constitutional Court orders Supreme Court to apply amnesty
Spain's Constitutional Court has told the Tribunal Supremo to apply the amnesty law in the first case it reviewed. Arrest warrants for three Catalan leaders were lifted provisionally as the Supreme Court studies the ruling.
Sabadell builds a shield against hostile takeovers
France's BPCE has bought about 7% of Sabadell for roughly €1.2 billion and may raise its holding to 9.9%. With Zurich's 4.95% stake, the French group gives Sabadell a stronger shareholder base after BBVA's failed takeover bid.
Mercedes S 450 d 4Matic redefines diesel luxury
The Mercedes S 450 d 4Matic arrives with a diesel engine and a suite of high-end features. We examine how this unexpected combination performs in the world of luxury sedans and what it means for drivers seeking comfort and efficiency.
Spanish car owners face soaring repair bills as parts prices explode
The cost of keeping a car on the road in Spain is rising sharply. Mechanics and families alike are feeling the pressure as repair bills and parts prices reach new highs, threatening the future of private car ownership.
Mónica García Seeks Congress Seat as Left Alliance Lacks Candidate
Spain's general election is set for 29 November 2026, but the Frente Amplio still has no agreed leader or formal structure. Mónica García wants the top Madrid slot, while Ada Colau's support is growing and Podemos remains central to any broad deal.
Constitutional Court clears path for Puigdemont's return
Spain's Constitutional Court is expected to extend the amnesty to embezzlement. The decision could remove the main legal barrier to Carles Puigdemont's return before the elections.
Sabadell Builds a Defensive Shareholder Bloc With BPCE
France's BPCE has bought about 7% of Banco Sabadell for roughly €1.2 billion. The stake gives Sabadell a powerful new shareholder after BBVA's failed takeover attempt.
Fernando Alonso Sets Aston Martin Dakar Return for 2027
Fernando Alonso is preparing a 2027 Dakar comeback in a former Dacia Sandrider developed by Prodrive. The car would carry Aston Martin colours, with Marc Coma expected to return as his co-driver.
Mario Conde pushes prefabricated homes as answer to Spain’s housing crunch
Spain’s housing market is stretched thin. Mario Conde says prefabricated homes are the only way to quickly boost supply and make homes affordable again.
Sanchez Takes His International Fight to Spain's Election
Pedro Sanchez has called Spain's general election for 29 November. Housing will drive the campaign, while his clashes with Trump and Netanyahu give the right a case against his foreign policy.
Electric scooters fail to deliver on green city promises
Electric scooters have flooded Spanish cities, but their real impact is far from the green revolution many hoped for. Leading urban planner Màrius Navazo argues that scooters are not replacing cars and may even harm public health.
Sabadell builds a defensive shield with BPCE stake
BPCE has acquired around 7% of Banco Sabadell, becoming a major long-term shareholder after BBVA's failed takeover bid. The stake could support a wider banking partnership across the Iberian Peninsula.
France keeps investors focused as Spain heads to early elections
Spain's early election adds political risk. Investors are watching France more closely as debt sustainability worsens and bond spreads widen across Europe.
China faces mass extinction of electric car brands by 2030
China’s electric car market is overcrowded with 129 brands but only a handful are expected to survive the next few years. A brutal price war and overcapacity are forcing rapid consolidation and reshaping the global auto industry.
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