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Rare Messerschmitt draws crowds at Pontevedra classic car event
A 1957 Messerschmitt, one of the world’s rarest bubble cars, stole the show at Pontevedra’s classic vehicle meet. Owner Manuel Abal brought it from Finland and plans a full restoration. The event also put a spotlight on unique Spanish motocarros.
Ceuta struggles to house thousands of migrants as street camps return
More than 4,000 migrants remain on Ceuta's streets. New shelter places are being prepared as residents protest and minors report alleged abuse in care centres.
Ceuta protesters march to Tarajal beach over migration crisis
More than 200 people marched toward El Tarajal in Ceuta. Residents called for stronger border protection and the resignation of the Government delegate.
Electric car sales jump in Aragón as buyers turn to new options
New car registrations in Aragón have shot up this year, with electric and hybrid models leading the way. Rising fuel prices and government incentives are changing how people in the region buy cars.
Naomi Watts receives the Donostia Award in San Sebastián
Naomi Watts accepted San Sebastián's Donostia Award at 57. She crossed the festival red carpet in a black dress as admirers gathered to take photographs.
Tesla FSD Supervised takes on Plasencia’s tightest streets
Tesla’s FSD Supervised system has quietly logged 460,000 kilometers across Spain. In Plasencia, the car faced rain, cobblestones, and narrow lanes, showing both the progress and the limits of autonomous driving.
Madrid EMT buses fly Spanish flags for National Day
On October 12, Madrid’s public buses will carry the Spanish flag for National Day. EMT brings the flag back to the city’s streets, reviving a tradition from past years.
Valladolid Motor Vintage brings rare classics and collectors to the city
On October 4, hundreds of classic cars and motorcycles will line Valladolid’s main streets as Motor Vintage returns. The event welcomes vehicles built before 1997 and celebrates the people who keep Spain’s automotive history alive.
Grupo Tribuna pushes its app for Castilla y León news
Grupo Tribuna is promoting its app as another way to follow regional news. The service brings together coverage from Ávila and across Castilla y León.
Security fears force Spain to pull Sub-20 match from Ceuta
Spain’s Sub-20 team won’t play Mexico in Ceuta as planned. The Interior Ministry stepped in, pointing to migration pressure and unrest. Organizers now have to find a new venue fast for the high-profile youth match.
Grupo Tribuna promotes its news app across Castilla y León
Grupo Tribuna is promoting its app as a direct way to follow current affairs. The page brings together Castilla y León coverage, sections from Palencia to Madrid, search and Noticias 24h.
A Coruña Puts Spain’s Electric Car Hopes to the Test at Repsol EcoRallye
A Coruña turns into Spain’s electric car laboratory as the 10th Repsol EcoRallye brings 57 teams and 52 new charging points to the city. The event spotlights both the rapid gains and the stubborn roadblocks holding back EV adoption.
La Palma Still Lives With Tajogaite Five Years Later
Five years after the Tajogaite eruption, dozens of families are still living in temporary housing. Rising property prices, slow reconstruction and tightly controlled returns continue to prolong the crisis across La Palma.
Barcelona Moves La Mercè Piromusical to Bogatell
Barcelona will celebrate La Mercè from 23 to 27 September. The piromusical moves to Bogatell, while free concerts and museum access extend across all ten districts.
Ceuta faces unprecedented migrant influx with no end in sight
Ceuta has been thrown into turmoil after 70,000 Moroccan migrants entered the city in just two days. With daily life upended and authorities locked in conflict, Spain’s largest migration crisis remains unresolved after fifty days.
Spanish Cities Set Sights on C Label Cars in Next Phase of Urban Bans
After phasing out older and B label cars, Spanish cities are now weighing new restrictions for C label vehicles. With EU air quality deadlines approaching, drivers in Madrid and Barcelona may soon face even tighter limits.
Spain’s Top Weekend Road Trips Offer Freedom Beyond the Train Lines
A spontaneous weekend behind the wheel can turn into a real adventure. Spain’s varied landscapes and short distances make road trips the most practical way to discover new corners—without the stress of rigid schedules.
Vintage rally brings rare prewar cars roaring to life in Langreo
Engines from another era thundered through Langreo as 35 pre-1945 cars tackled the Cisvial circuit. The international rally fused competition with luxury travel, drawing collectors and enthusiasts from across Europe.
Granada under yellow alert: heavy rain and storms expected for two days
Granada is set for a sudden bout of intense rain, with the State Meteorological Agency activating a yellow alert. The warning covers the capital and much of the province, with storms likely to disrupt daily routines for 48 hours.
TEMUDAS turns Las Palmas into a live stage
The 30th Festival TEMUDAS brings theatre and live arts to Las Palmas until September 26, pairing Canarian creators with touring artists and a wider cultural exchange across northern Spain.
Socialist mayors break ranks over Ceuta crisis
The Ceuta crisis has triggered a rare public split within Spain’s ruling PSOE. Local socialist leaders are now openly defying Pedro Sánchez, exposing deep fractures ahead of next year’s elections.
Ceuta moves migrants from beaches to port as legal and political pressures mount
Authorities in Ceuta are relocating migrants from makeshift beach camps to a port facility, aiming for safer and more organized conditions. The move comes amid legal rulings and European Parliament pressure on Spain and Morocco.
Vehicle Thefts and Assaults Surge in Castilla-La Mancha
Castilla-La Mancha has recorded a 7 percent jump in crime for the first half of 2026. Vehicle thefts and violent assaults are driving the spike, with Albacete and Toledo seeing the steepest increases.
Florentino Pérez visits Ceuta after Real Madrid shirt dispute
Florentino Pérez is traveling to Ceuta just days after Real Madrid players declined to fully display shirts supporting the city. The visit comes as the club faces questions about its relationship with Ceuta and its response to the recent controversy.
Melilla Day ceremony erupts as minister faces boos and Feijóo wins applause
Tensions flared at Melilla’s official celebration as Minister Elma Saiz was loudly booed while PP leader Alberto Núñez Feijóo received applause. The city’s president accused Madrid of inaction and demanded the return of undocumented migrants.
Villarreal comes from behind to beat Málaga 3-1 at La Rosaleda
Villarreal picked up their first victory of the season with a 3-1 win in Málaga. After falling behind early, Gueye scored twice and Moleiro added another to turn the match around in front of more than 28,000 fans.
Presidential Motorcade Rolls Through Small Huelva Town
A convoy of ten vehicles escorted Pedro Sánchez through the quiet streets of San Juan del Puerto. The Spanish prime minister’s visit to Huelva province drew attention for its scale and the logistical show of force in towns with just over 10,000 residents.
Presidential Convoy Met with Hostility in Small Andalusian Town
Pedro Sánchez’s visit to a quiet Huelva town drew more attention for its armored motorcade and local protests than for its official agenda. Residents greeted the president’s convoy with open hostility, exposing the gap between government image and street sentiment.
Galicia Ranks as Spain's Second Safest Region
Galicia has become Spain's second safest autonomous community, with crime rates far lower than the national average. New data shows a mixed picture: traditional crime is up slightly, but cybercrime is down.
Valladolid Traffic Surges After City Rolls Back Bike and Bus Lanes
Valladolid’s decision to remove key bike and bus lanes has triggered a sharp rise in city traffic, reversing years of decline under previous sustainable transport policies. New data exposes the real impact of prioritizing private vehicles over alternative mobility.
Spanish Cities Pause Car Traffic for Car Free Day in September
On September 22, major Spanish cities will block car traffic in central areas and offer free bus rides for Car Free Day. The event highlights a shift toward more accessible urban transport and brings temporary changes to daily routines.
Berlin election tightens as housing crisis and far right gains reshape city politics
Berlin heads into a tense regional election. The housing shortage could put La Izquierda in power for the first time, while AfD’s rapid rise adds new pressure to a divided city.
Barcelona launches free concert search tool for La Mercè 2026
Barcelona’s La Mercè 2026 brings 109 free concerts across all districts. A new search tool lets residents filter by date, venue, and genre. The city expects a diverse lineup and international guests.
Clouds and Rain Shape a Moody Day in Carhaix-Plouguer
Carhaix-Plouguer faces a day of dense clouds, shifting winds, and intermittent rain on September 17. Morning gloom gives way to afternoon showers before late-day clearings, with temperatures fluctuating between 10 and 21°C.
Heavy Clouds and Strong Winds Shape Béthune's Weather
Béthune faces a day of thick cloud cover and steady southwesterly winds, with temperatures ranging from 14 to 18°C. The unsettled weather is set to continue into the night, offering little break for residents.
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