Missing pensioner found dead in Navarre after disappearing on New Year's Eve near Olite. The search for a 68-year-old man in Olite has ended. His body was found between Olite and Beire. Police rule out involvement of third parties. Circumstances of the incident remain unclear.
French retiree lives in a freezing apartment for ecology and turns away guests. A retiree in France chooses to live in the cold for the sake of the environment. He wears eight layers of clothing and refuses to host visitors. Meanwhile, in Spain, cold homes are more often a forced reality.
Catalonia Launches Major Project to Build Nearly 2,000 Affordable Apartments. Catalonia surprises with an innovative approach to the housing challenge. Almost two thousand new apartments will appear where no one expected. Who will receive the keys and why is everyone talking about this project? Don’t miss the details—the intrigue is just beginning
63 Arrested at Illegal Party Near Senaho Reservoir in Albacete. Police detained 63 people after a massive rave party in Albacete. Charges include organizing an illegal event, disorderly conduct, and drug offenses. Sixteen trucks of equipment were seized.
Valencia court investigates why firefighters left danger zone before flood. A judge in Catarroja is looking into the actions of firefighters who evacuated their post before the disaster. The focus is on the reasons behind their departure and the role of emergency services. New details could shift the course of the case.
Malaga gridlock why the city struggles with traffic chaos. Malaga faces a daily transport crisis as population growth and lacking infrastructure worsen congestion Thousands spend hours in traffic—can the city find a way out
Ancient Remains from Moroccan Cave Challenge Understanding of Human Evolution. Unique ancient human remains have been discovered in Morocco. The find may reshape views on the origins of Homo sapiens. Scientists debate the birthplace of modern humans.
Valencia debates future of 30-story skyscraper by the sea in Marina. Authorities demand a landscape study for the tower near the port. Residents fear changes and rising prices. The project sparks heated debate and could transform the city’s skyline.
Homeless Man Dies on Barcelona Street Amid Severe January Cold. A homeless man was found dead in Barcelona, marking the fifth such death this month. Authorities face criticism over insufficient support for those in need.
The smallest village in Mallorca with just 200 residents. Mallorca keeps its secrets well hidden. Discover places untouched by tourist crowds. Explore the island’s tiny villages. Life moves at a different pace here. Find out where to enjoy peace and solitude.
Storm Destroys Matalascañas Beach and Puts Homes Near Doñana at Risk. A severe storm has wiped out part of Matalascañas Beach, leaving dozens of buildings at risk. Authorities are disputing who is responsible for saving the resort.
El Niño Lottery Brings Millions to Valencia Towns Hit by Natural Disaster. Residents of Alfafar, Manises and Quart de Poblet have unexpectedly become millionaires. The El Niño lottery has changed the lives of these towns recently devastated by a destructive DANA Find out how joy arrived where misfortune struck not long ago
Over 400 migrants arrive in Spain by sea in first days of 2026. In the first five days of 2026, Spain received 401 migrants. Most arrived in the Canary Islands. The new wave of crossings raises concerns and questions.
Senior residence with 83 apartments to be built on site of former clinic in Barcelona. A unique project kicks off in Barcelona as an old clinic is transformed into senior housing. The city is investing millions while competition among developers is fierce. Why are the authorities in such a rush, and what lies behind the bold promises? Find out the details.
Madrid Extends €500 Monthly Payments for Young Mothers Until 2026. Madrid authorities continue monthly payments for young mothers. New terms and eligibility requirements have been announced. Find out who will qualify for support in 2026.
Storm Destroys Matalascañas Promenade Beach Resort Under Threat. A powerful storm has destroyed the Matalascañas promenade. Residents have been evacuated due to the risk of buildings collapsing. Authorities are considering a costly relocation of the promenade.
The Fates of Beatrice and Maria Cristina Daughters of Queen Ena in Exile and Tragedy. Beatrice and Maria Cristina, daughters of Alfonso XIII, were forced to leave Spain after the change of power. Their lives in exile were marked by hardships, family losses, and unexpected events. The story of two sisters who never fit the royal mold.
Venezuelans in Madrid Celebrate the Arrest of Maduro and Dream of Going Home. In central Madrid, thousands of Venezuelans marked the fall of Maduro’s regime. People shared their emotions, remembered loved ones, and started making plans for the future. The atmosphere was filled with hope and tears of joy.
The story of a family whose remains vanished at a landfill but memory endured. A 16-year investigation led to unexpected revelations. The family uncovered the fate of their ancestors. Their remains disappeared, but their memory lives on.
Archaeologists Discover Oldest Cremation Pyre for an Adult in Africa. A unique burial site with ancient cremation was found in Malawi. The discovery reshapes our understanding of ancient funeral rituals. Find out what a burial looked like 9,500 years ago
Which Celebrity Babies Will Be Born in Spain in 2026. Spain is expecting a wave of celebrity births in 2026. Future parents from the worlds of show business and sports are already sharing the happy news. Find out which stars are preparing to welcome a baby.
Why January 1 Is Always a Holiday in Spain and Who Still Works That Day. January 1 is an official public holiday across all regions of Spain. Yet, not everyone can take the day off. Why is this date so important, and who still goes to work? Here’s a brief explanation.
Around a Thousand Cars Under Civil Guard Control Near Feres After Attempted Rave. The Civil Guard is monitoring a large gathering of cars near Feres. Residents are concerned, and authorities fear another attempt at holding an illegal party. The situation remains tense.
Valencia Leader Calls for Unity to Protect Residents After Flood Tragedy. The President of Valencia has urged authorities at all levels to act together. He calls for joint efforts to shield people from future disasters. Find out how life in the region will change after the tragedy.
Spain and Valencia set up commission to coordinate recovery after devastating floods. Authorities in Spain and Valencia are launching a joint commission to coordinate recovery after severe floods. Key decisions are expected as early as January. Find out how this could impact the region.
Basque Country Leader Urges Migrants to Integrate and Show Mutual Respect. Imanol Pradales called on migrants to integrate, stressing the importance of mutual rights and responsibilities. Authorities demand that Madrid fulfills its autonomy promises.
Catalan authorities urge Junts to open talks with Socialists for the region's future. The head of Catalonia’s administration has called on Junts to begin talks with the Socialists. He believes that only joint decisions can help the region move forward. Authorities say this is key to countering the rise of the far right.
Galicia's President Ends Year Invoking Castelao and Defending Regional Autonomy. Alfonso Rueda summed up the year by referencing Castelao’s legacy, emphasizing Galicia’s autonomy and promising new housing initiatives. The opposition sharply criticized his speech
44 Signs the World Is Becoming a Better Place Despite Everything. The world is improving, even if it sometimes seems otherwise. This article presents 44 facts about progress in medicine, education, technology, and the environment. Discover the reasons for optimism.
One in five Catalans do not know what is celebrated at Christmas. Twenty percent of Catalans can’t explain the meaning of Christmas. Among young people, the level of confusion is even higher. The research has revealed worrying trends regarding religion.
Court Upholds Renaming of Military Unit in Melilla and Refuses to Restore Franco Name. A Spanish court has deemed the removal of Franco’s name from a military unit lawful. The decision is linked to the application of the Memory Law. The story has sparked a strong public reaction.
Spanish Official Dismissed After Scandalous Video Featuring Sexist Songs. A scandal has erupted in Andalusia over a video containing sexist songs. An official from Martos has lost his post and may be expelled from the party. The public and political response was immediate.
Asturias Faces Heated Debate Over Wolf Population and Culling Schedule. Asturian farmers demand a new approach to controlling the wolf population, insisting that current restrictions fail to address livestock attacks. Authorities remain unwilling to compromise.
Why Nearly One in Five Young Spaniards View Francoism Without Condemnation. 19% of young Spaniards see nothing wrong with the Franco era. A historian explains why. Discover what lies behind this unexpected perspective on the past.
Bigger House, More Problems: Why a Retired Couple Chose 42 Square Meters. An elderly German couple traded their spacious house for life in a small village. Shedding excess belongings, they found harmony in a compact home. Their story inspires a fresh look at simplicity.
