Barcelona’s municipal libraries, including the acclaimed García Márquez, remain closed as staff extend their indefinite strike. Workers seek better pay and improved schedules, while also demanding safer conditions. Negotiations with the city have stalled.
The acclaimed Italian series 'La amiga estupenda' debuts new episodes on La 1 and RTVE Play. The first three episodes are now available for streaming. The story follows the developing friendship of Elena Greco and Lila Cerullo in 1950s Naples.
Juan Tamariz, a pioneer of Spanish magic and television, has died in Madrid at 83. His influence shaped generations of illusionists. His daughter confirmed the news. The magician's legacy remains unmatched.
Madrid's municipal libraries faced backlash after describing Lorca's killing as a 'death'. The city quickly deleted the post and issued a correction, reigniting debate over historical memory and language.
Luis de la Fuente once scanned newspapers for coaching jobs in Getxo. Thirteen years later, he led Spain to its second World Cup title. His journey from unemployment to the pinnacle of world football shows the value of persistence and flexibility.
J.K. Rowling has identified 'Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1' as her preferred film in the series. The author shared her view during a recent event, prompting discussion among fans.
Máximo Huerta releases his eleventh novel, 'Mamá está dormida', focusing on the emotional and social realities of caring for an ill parent. The book highlights the challenges of memory loss and the solitude of caregivers in Spain.
A generation of Catalan sports journalists is stepping down from TV3 and Catalunya Ràdio, marking a shift in how sports are covered across the region. Their legacy is shaping the next era of sports media.
Andalusia is releasing a facsimile of the first 16 issues of ‘Mediodía’, the magazine that launched the Generation of ’27. The project highlights Seville’s role in Spanish literary history and the contributions of basic figures such as Lorca and Alberti.
Josep Vallverdú, renowned for shaping Catalan children's literature, has died at 103. His work, including the beloved Rovelló, marked generations. Tributes highlight his impact on language and culture.
Chuck Palahniuk's latest novel imagines a future where gifted children are auctioned for leadership roles. The book mixes satire and hypnosis with internet culture, raising questions about meritocracy and attention spans.
A new edition of 'Tres comedias' revives Juan Cariola Larraín’s legacy. Paula Baldwin Lind examines the translator’s influence and the changing role of women in Shakespeare’s works, renewing attention to Chile’s contribution to world literature.
Christopher Nolan’s new adaptation of La Odisea is bringing the ancient epic back into the spotlight. Experts highlight Ulises’ complexity and the enduring relevance of Homero’s work as the film fuels renewed discussion worldwide.
A new book exposes decades of sexual abuse by Jesuit priests in Bolivia. More than 500 children are believed to be victims. The publication supports a collective legal case for crimes against humanity against the Jesuit Order.
Boris Izaguirre, 60, has spoken about childhood violence and dyslexia, as well as a traumatic assault. His mother’s unwavering support helped shape his ability to recover. The Venezuelan-born writer and presenter has built an influential career in Spanish media and literature.
Jota Martínez Galiana’s novel 'Malpaís' confronts political corruption and violence, while examining journalism’s erosion in Valencia. The book draws on real scandals and challenges the idea of compassion for those in power.
Esther Perel’s expertise influenced the acclaimed film The Invite, which explores marital tension and sexuality. The project brings therapy themes to mainstream cinema and challenges familiar portrayals of relationships.
Jordi Borja, a central figure in Barcelona’s urban change and democratic politics, has died at 85. His work shaped city planning and public debate, and his legacy extends far beyond architecture, influencing generations.
Willy Toledo has publicly challenged Pablo Iglesias over his property purchase and the financial backing of Taberna Garibaldi. The actor says Iglesias’s actions contradict his earlier principles and raise questions about private business support.
Extracts from Juan Ramírez de Lucas’s private diaries, detailing his relationship with Federico García Lorca and their plan to escape Spain, will be made public in a new documentary. The material offers new understanding into the poet’s last days.
Spain's defence budget has nearly tripled in three years. Arancha González Laya urges open debate on the shift, warning of growing external threats and the need for European unity.
A major wildfire in Huesca put the region’s largest second-hand bookstore at risk. More than 240 residents from several villages were evacuated as flames neared homes and businesses.
After losing their jobs in a major bookstore chain’s collapse, three friends launched Botica de Lectores. Nine years later, they have opened six stores in Seville, reviving spaces left by others.
Raquel Bollo has clarified why she grew distant from Isabel Pantoja. She says there was no argument, but their contact faded after Pantoja's mother died, marking the end of a long-standing friendship in Spanish show business.
Vox's rise has reignited debate over the lasting presence of Francoist attitudes in Spain's institutions. Francesc-Marc Álvaro warns that repackaged versions of these ideas still hold sway in basic sectors.
A new book examines the Canal del Gran Prior, a major Enlightenment-era hydraulic project. Presented in Alcázar de San Juan, it highlights the region's historical heritage and its ties to architect Juan de Villanueva.
Raquel Bollo addressed tensions in the Pantoja family during the launch of her memoirs. She stayed out of their disputes while expressing support for their recent reconciliation.
The Premi Llibreter 2026 recognized Ferran Garcia's 'Sau' and Rita Bullwinkel's 'Golpe de luz-Copde llum'. The ceremony also addressed challenges facing independent bookstores in Catalonia.
Alejandra Rubio is weighing a new career after advice from her father. She has spoken candidly about possibly changing her professional path, with her father's guidance and personal circumstances shaping her plans. The possibility has drawn discussion in Spanish media.
Alejandra Rubio explained why Carlo Costanzia supported her book and not his mother's. Alejandra Rubio returned to television to promote her debut book and immediately found herself the subject of discussion. Why was Carlo Costanzia by her side, but didn't support his own mother's book? Now there's an answer.
Mercedes Ron Brings Back ‘Culpables’: A New Chapter and Adult Trials for the Couple. Mercedes Ron is once again in the spotlight: her new book about Nick and Noah breaks the usual boundaries of romance novels. The themes of growing up, motherhood, and relationship crises have sparked widespread discussion among fans.
Paz Vega after breaking up with Orson Salazar: the book that became her statement. Paz Vega made her first public appearance after breaking up with Orson Salazar. The actress revealed which book she's reading during this challenging period. A detail in the photo sparked a new wave of discussion.
Writer Ali Smith Spoke Amid Barcelona Library Workers’ Protests. At the Sant Jordi festival in Barcelona, Ali Smith’s speech was marked by a protest from library workers. The writer emphasized the vital role of libraries in society and criticized the pressure being put on culture.
Cadena SER Broadcasts Live from the Streets of Barcelona on Sant Jordi. In Barcelona, radio station Cadena SER hosted a large-scale live broadcast for Sant Jordi's Day. Broadcasters, writers, and musicians performed on stage. The programmes ran from morning until evening right on Casp Street.
Sant Jordi moves its center new locations record numbers and surprising changes. In 2026, Sant Jordi will take place outside Las Ramblas for the first time. Book and flower stalls will move to new streets across Barcelona. This decision comes amid major construction and an increase in participant numbers.
