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Salamanca mourns after fatal motorcycle accident claims business leader
José Antonio Campal, co-director of Bernabé Campal, died at 54 in a motorcycle accident near Vitoria. His sudden death has left a mark on Salamanca’s business and agricultural communities. The company is a major player in Spain’s agri-food sector.
Shakira Concerts Bring Major Road Closures and Transport Changes to Madrid
Madrid will close key roads and increase public transport for Shakira’s 12-night concert run in Villaverde. Residents should expect detours and delays as 57,000 fans arrive each night. Free shuttles and extra metro service are planned.
Pedro Sánchez to join Zohran Mamdani for key economic event in New York
Pedro Sánchez will appear alongside Zohran Mamdani at a high-profile economic forum in New York. The event comes as both leaders face pressure over their opposition to Donald Trump and military spending. The meeting signals a new phase in Spain’s international positioning.
Macron to make official state visit to Spain in September
Emmanuel Macron will visit Spain on 29 and 30 September for a state visit, meeting with Spanish leaders and attending a royal gala. The trip comes after years of planning and signals renewed focus on Franco-Spanish relations.
Man critically injured during final bull run in Navalcarnero
A 58-year-old man suffered a life-threatening injury after being gored by a bull in Navalcarnero. The incident forced an emergency operation in the bullring before he was airlifted to hospital. The festival's status and safety measures now face scrutiny.
Alexander Zverev faces Ben Shelton in historic US Open final
Alexander Zverev and Ben Shelton meet in the 2026 US Open men's final in New York. Zverev is after his second major of the year. Shelton is trying to become the first American man to win the title since 2003. Both have plenty at stake.
Enric Mas wins Vuelta a España after tense Granada finale
Enric Mas clinches the Vuelta a España title in Granada, holding off late moves from rivals. The final stage doubles as a send-off for retiring riders and a showcase for Movistar's teamwork.
Los Pedroches wins first Jamón World Cup in Ronda
Los Pedroches took top honors at the inaugural Jamón World Cup in Ronda, where regular visitors—not industry judges—chose Spain’s best ham. The Córdoba region outperformed Guijuelo, Jabugo, and Extremadura in a direct public tasting.
Barcelona Express Bus X1 Now Runs to Zona Universitària
Starting 21 September, Barcelona’s X1 express bus will extend service to Zona Universitària, offering a direct route from the city centre to the university area. The launch coincides with European Mobility Week and includes rare public tours of key transport sites.
Marc Márquez takes San Marino MotoGP lead after Bezzecchi crashes out
Marc Márquez moved to the front at the San Marino MotoGP after Marco Bezzecchi crashed while leading. Jorge Martín and Pedro Acosta are now in pursuit, and the championship remains unpredictable.
Lando Norris edges out Kimi Antonelli for Spanish Grand Prix pole
Lando Norris claimed pole in Madrid by just 0.011 seconds over Kimi Antonelli. A late mistake nearly cost him, but McLaren’s strategy and precision paid off. The new circuit’s layout could decide the race outcome.
Hamilton's car heavily damaged in Madring crash
Lewis Hamilton's car was badly damaged during free practice at Madring, halting his team's work ahead of the Spanish Grand Prix. Photos show the full extent of the crash at the Madrid circuit.
Southern Spain Prepares for Century’s Longest Solar Eclipse in 2027
On August 2, 2027, southern Spain will experience a total solar eclipse, with Ceuta seeing the country’s longest stretch of darkness. While Egypt will have over six minutes of totality, Spanish cities are set for a rare event that won’t return this century.
Fatal crash in Torrelles de Llobregat adds to Diada holiday road deaths
A head-on collision in Torrelles de Llobregat has left one woman dead and four people injured, raising the Diada holiday road death toll in Catalonia to four. Emergency crews responded with multiple units. The incident highlights the ongoing risks on regional roads during holiday periods.
TVE pulls Valle Salvaje to keep Directo al grano on air during La Vuelta
TVE drops Valle Salvaje’s episode to prioritize live coverage of La Vuelta 2026. Directo al grano stays, but with a shorter slot. La Promesa is unaffected. The network’s programming flexibility faces a real test.
Crashes for Hamilton and Bearman disrupt Madrid Grand Prix practice
Two major crashes forced a red flag and lengthy delays during Spanish Grand Prix practice. Lewis Hamilton and Oliver Bearman both lost control on the new Madrid track. Teams now face a race against time to repair their cars before qualifying.
Brutal mountain stage shakes Vuelta a España 2026 contenders
The penultimate stage of La Vuelta 2026 delivers chaos in the Sierra Nevada. Crashes, tactical moves and a punishing final climb threaten the general classification. Teams scramble for control as the Collado del Alguacil looms.
Enric Mas faces brutal Collado del Alguacil climb in Vuelta a España
The Vuelta a España 2026 reaches its most punishing stage near Granada. Riders confront 4,890 meters of elevation and five relentless climbs. The new Collado del Alguacil ascent could decide the race outcome.
Poloboya Brings a New Kind of Game to Barcelona’s Sant Sebastià Beach
Poloboya, a sport invented in Barcelona, draws players from around the world to Sant Sebastià Beach. The only rule: float and have fun. With no scorekeeping and a welcoming spirit, the game has become a summer tradition.
La Monumental shakes up the Spanish Grand Prix with a 24 percent incline
The new Madring circuit opens with the dramatic La Monumental curve. Drivers face a 24 percent incline and 550 meters of sustained pressure. With no previous records, every decision is a gamble.
Eighteen Detained After Clashes at Arc de Triomf During Diada
Barcelona police detained 18 people, including 10 minors, after unrest near Arc de Triomf during alternative Diada events. Officers intervened as masked groups set containers on fire and confronted law enforcement. Nine officers sustained minor injuries.
Catalan National Day Highlights Deepening Divide Over Aliança Catalana's Rise
Catalonia’s Diada became a battleground for the future of independence. Traditional parties and left-wing groups united to counter Aliança Catalana’s growing influence. Tensions flared in Barcelona as the far right gained ground.
US Leaders Face Demands for Justice on 9/11 Anniversary
On the 25th anniversary of 9/11, US presidents gathered in New York as families pressed for answers about Saudi Arabia and official accountability. Ceremonies across the US and abroad honored nearly 3,000 victims.
Khachanov halts Zverev’s run in tense US Open semi-final
Alexander Zverev took the first set against Karen Khachanov but dropped his serve in the second. The winner will face Frances Tiafoe or Ben Shelton in the US Open final. Despite the stakes, the crowd remains quiet.
Alexander Zverev takes early control in US Open semi final against Karen Khachanov
Alexander Zverev started strong in the US Open semi final, putting Karen Khachanov on the back foot from the first games. The match unfolds at Arthur Ashe Stadium on a day marked by tributes.
Spanish fighter jets to fire live missiles over Cádiz in major military drill
F-18 and Eurofighter jets will launch live missiles over the Gulf of Cádiz as Spain’s Air and Space Force stages its most advanced combat exercise yet. The operation will test new air-to-surface capabilities and sharpen anti-drone tactics amid heightened NATO vigilance.
Catalan Independence March in Barcelona Exposes Deepening Political Rift
Thousands marched in Barcelona for Catalan independence as party leaders faced public indifference and open criticism. The event highlighted growing fractures within the movement and rising pressure from the far right.
Mas, Roglic, and Gall battle for red on Peñas Blancas in Vuelta a España
Stage nineteen of the Vuelta a España 2026 brings a fierce contest between Mas, Roglic, and Gall. The 210 km route ends with a punishing ascent to Peñas Blancas. Key moments and setbacks shape the fight for the red jersey.
Fake Invitations Circulate Ahead of Princessa de Asturias Awards
The Fundación Princesa de Asturias has alerted the public to counterfeit invitations for the 2026 awards. Only official invites are valid. Attendance is always free—no payment or documents are needed. Authorities are investigating.
Police break up Diada after violent clash in Barcelona
A violent clash between antifascist groups and Aliança Catalana supporters forced police to intervene during Barcelona's Diada. The incident overshadowed the celebrations and sparked debate over political divisions and public safety.
Aragon launches emergency wildfire overhaul after deadly summer losses
Aragon faces a sweeping overhaul of its wildfire response after losing nearly 36,000 hectares this summer. President Jorge Azcón pledges 51 million euros for new resources. Political divisions over climate change remain sharp.
Catalonia’s Political Leaders Gather for Diada at Rafael Casanova Monument
Catalonia’s Diada brought together government leaders and party figures for a floral tribute at the Rafael Casanova monument in Barcelona. The event highlighted the region’s political landscape and the presence of key officials.
Spanish royals' early exit from Oslo funeral reception raises eyebrows
After King Harald V’s funeral in Oslo, Felipe VI and Letizia returned to Spain, leaving Queen Sofía as the only Spanish royal at the post-funeral reception. Their absence has prompted questions about the reasons behind the split royal presence.
Nacha Pop to play free concert in Madrid's Plaza Mayor during San Isidro week
Nacha Pop will headline a free six-hour music event in Madrid’s Plaza Mayor during the San Isidro Festivities. The concert features other acts and tributes, making it a highlight of the city’s cultural week.
Catalonia faces Diada under pressure as far right gains ground
President Salvador Illa urges Catalonia to defend peaceful coexistence as far-right groups challenge the region’s traditional consensus. The Diada’s 50th anniversary highlights new political tensions and the risk of division.
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