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Javier Cámara reveals the pain of a father who never saw him
Javier Cámara shares how his complicated relationship with his father shaped his life and career. The acclaimed actor reflects on missed connections, personal growth, and the impact of fatherhood in a story that resonates far beyond the screen.
BYD Atto 2 DM i and Leapmotor B10 EREV face off for Spanish drivers
BYD Atto 2 DM-i and Leapmotor B10 EREV promise electric driving without range anxiety for under 32,000 euros. Their hybrid systems and real world practicality set up a direct clash for Spain’s next wave of plug in SUV buyers.
Alessandro Lequio steps away from television and finds new freedom
Alessandro Lequio has reemerged in Madrid after a year away from television. He describes his new chapter as fulfilling, focusing on family and personal well-being while moving his commentary to Instagram.
Daniel Sancho pleads for freedom with a desperate call for his mother's help
Daniel Sancho, imprisoned in Thailand, broke down in tears as he begged his mother to risk her entire savings for a plan to secure his release on bail. The emotional exchange reveals the extreme pressure and uncertainty facing the family.
Alejandra Gere reveals the family ritual that grounds Richard Gere
Alejandra Gere has shared a candid portrait of her family’s life with Richard Gere, showing how simple outdoor adventures have become their way to reconnect after returning to the US from Spain. The couple’s approach to autumn is refreshingly down-to-earth.
Víctor Janeiro speaks out: Belén Esteban and the family rift return to the spotlight
Víctor Janeiro has finally spoken about how Belén Esteban’s TV career affected his family, doing so on Supervivientes All Stars 3. His blunt words, along with Rosa Benito’s fierce criticism, have reignited a feud just as Esteban returns to Telecinco.
VRS immunisation brings calm to Spanish families
Most Spanish families feel calmer after protecting their children against VRS. Yet almost half still do not clearly understand the virus, and many expect an infection to affect work and household finances.
95% of Spanish families feel calmer after RSV immunisation
A Sanofi study of 1,322 Spanish parents finds that most feel calmer after their children receive RSV immunisation. Many families still know little about the virus and remain worried about hospital care.
Ada Colau forced to leave her Barcelona apartment over unaffordable rent
Ada Colau, ex-mayor of Barcelona, has left her longtime apartment after finding the rent impossible to cover alone. She now lives with a family member, highlighting the financial strain even public figures face in Spain’s housing market.
VRS Immunisation Brings Relief to 95% of Spanish Families
Nine out of ten families say immunising their children against VRS gave them greater peace of mind. A Sanofi study also found large gaps in parents' knowledge and concern about the cost of caring for a sick baby.
Tears in Puerta del Sol expose the housing crisis for Spain's youth
A wave of young protesters has taken over Puerta del Sol, turning personal fears about housing into a public outcry. Their stories reveal a generation blocked from basic rights and a government accused of inaction.
Amelia Sánchez brings new energy to Madrid protest at Puerta del Sol
Amelia Sánchez, 76, surprised Madrid’s protest camp with her energy and practical help. Her presence at Puerta del Sol marks a rare bridge between generations, as she urges young activists to stay strong in the fight against evictions.
Telma Ortiz steps into the spotlight with pride for Leonor and Sofía
Telma Ortiz, usually reserved, has publicly shown her support for her royal nieces Leonor and Sofía. Her recent appearances in Madrid and Marbella reveal a woman balancing family loyalty, personal transformation, and a renewed commitment to humanitarian work.
Omar Montes fights court-ordered child support hike
A Madrid judge has raised Omar Montes’ child support from 650 to 2,000 euros a month. Montes says he’d rather set aside 3,000 euros monthly for his son’s future than pay the new sum to the boy’s mother.
Bilbao amateur stuns poker elite at WPO Aix-les-Bains
A 10 euro online satellite ticket propelled Israel García from Bilbao into the spotlight at the WPO Aix-les-Bains, where he outlasted Spain’s top poker professionals and nearly reached the final table. His unexpected journey has captivated the Spanish poker community.
Night shift behind the wheel gives Rosa a new life in Spain
Rosa swapped her factory job for the cab of a truck and discovered that night driving not only boosted her income but also let her be present for her daughter. Her story reveals the realities and rewards of Spain’s demanding transport sector.
Iván Fernández dies at 45 after battle with ELA
Iván Fernández, once the driving force behind Vuelo 505, has died at 45 after confronting esclerosis lateral amiotrófica. His fight extended beyond music as he co-founded VencELA Rioja, challenging the region’s silence around the disease.
Seville residents lose sleep as car parties take over La Oliva
For four years, families in La Oliva have endured sleepless nights as car-based parties with blaring music invade their streets. With police rarely intervening, residents face mounting health issues and a sense of abandonment.
Belén Esteban faces family split live on TV after year of silence
After a year away, Belén Esteban returned to television and reignited family tensions. Her live confrontation with Beatriz Trapote turned private disputes into public drama.
DNA returns 25 victims from Cuelgamuros to their families
DNA testing has identified 25 victims in the Cuelgamuros crypts. Their remains are returning to families after decades without answers, while researchers continue work on 602 bodies from 21 locations.
RSV protection leaves Spanish families calmer
Most Spanish parents whose babies received RSV protection feel much calmer about infection. Yet nearly half still do not understand the virus or the risks it poses to babies.
Partial human remains discovered in Cabrera d'Anoia home
Catalan police found a man's decomposed body inside a house in Cabrera d'Anoia. The case has shocked the town as investigators try to find out if the death was natural or if a crime took place.
Police find man dead for two years in Barcelona home
Catalan police found a 77-year-old man's remains in Cabrera d’Anoia after neighbors noticed years of silence and neglect. His wife and daughter had not left the house since the pandemic and kept living with his body.
Claudia Osborne opens up about her close bond with Fabiola Martínez
Claudia Osborne, expecting her third child with José Entrecanales, speaks plainly about her pregnancy and her strong relationship with Fabiola Martínez. The family stays close despite past separations and public attention.
GWM Ora 5 lands in Spain with bold looks and sharp driving
The GWM Ora 5 arrives in Spain with a striking design, agile handling, and a price just above €25,000. With a seven-year warranty, this hybrid SUV takes on established rivals and could make buyers rethink their options.
Daniella Bustamante walks the red carpet solo at Las Ventas
At 18, Daniella Bustamante made her first solo entrance at a major Madrid event. Her confident debut at the GEN ¡H! awards marks a new phase as she starts university and faces more public attention.
El mal padre pone a Atresmedia Cine ante su gran prueba familiar
Atresmedia Cine presenta El mal padre en San Sebastián. Eduard Fernández interpreta a un padre que se enfrenta a sus hijos durante un reencuentro lleno de reproches y heridas familiares.
El mal padre puts absent parenthood at the center of San Sebastián
Roberto Bueso's family drama has received a strong response in San Sebastián. Eduard Fernández leads a story about absent parenthood, family resentment and the hard work of reconciliation.
Francesca Thyssen takes a public role at Madrid's museum
Francesca Thyssen is bringing more than 350 contemporary works to Madrid. Her collection will support the museum's biggest expansion and open a new chapter for the family.
Skoda Peaq rewrites the rules for electric family SUVs
The Skoda Peaq lands as a fully electric SUV with room for seven and a range that puts it among the leaders. Its design and comfort aim to change what families expect from an EV in Spain.
Alzheimer's research moves toward treatments that can change the disease
Women account for nearly twice the Alzheimer's prevalence seen among men, and early signs can stay subtle for years. Mercè Boada explains why diagnosis and new treatments are changing the field.
MG HS PHEV takes on Toyota with real electric range in Spain
MG’s HS PHEV is making Spanish buyers rethink their usual hybrid pick. With a battery that covers more than 100 km on electricity and a roomy, upgraded cabin, this SUV puts real pressure on Toyota’s lead.
Tamara Falcó on family, fashion, and finding her own style
At Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Madrid, Tamara Falcó offers a rare look at her changing life—talking openly about her body, her brother Julio Iglesias Jr.'s return, and the excitement of a new family member. Her honest reflections mark a new phase for one of Spain's most-watched public figures.
José Coronado shares his personal rules for love after sixty
Known for keeping his private life out of the spotlight, José Coronado has spoken candidly about love later in life and his early days as a fashion choreographer. His appearance on 'El Hormiguero' offered a rare look at the man behind the roles.
Julio José Iglesias Jr returns to Spain with a tribute to his father
Julio José Iglesias Jr is back in Spain this October, launching the Julio Iglesias Experience tour—a personal homage to his father and a celebration of the music that shaped their family.
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