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Spanish Businessman Missing After Falling Overboard Between Sicily and Greece
Juan José Mutilba, 66, disappeared after falling from his boat between Sicily and Greece. His wife spent three days adrift before managing to call for help. Italian and Greek rescue teams continue the search.
Elsa Pataky Raises Family in Secluded Australian Nature
Elsa Pataky and Chris Hemsworth have built a private life in Byron Bay. Their decision to raise three children away from Los Angeles and Spain was driven by a desire for normalcy. The family now enjoys a secluded, nature-filled environment.
Emergency Plans in Spain Now Urge Families to Include Pets
Spanish experts call for pets to be part of family emergency plans. Clear protocols help avoid chaos during evacuations. Updated identification and ready-to-go kits are now essential.
Cupra Tavascan VZ: Power, Style and the Limits of Electric SUVs
The Cupra Tavascan VZ delivers striking performance and premium features, but its high price and real-world range raise questions for buyers seeking both excitement and practicality in an electric SUV.
Barcelona Family Returns Home After Arson Destroys House
After an arson attack destroyed his home in Pont de Vilomara, Alex Codonyer spent four years rebuilding. The family faced insurance disputes, financial strain, and lasting loss. Their story highlights the growing wildfire risk in Catalonia.
Daniel Sancho Faces Life Sentence in Thailand Amid Unusual Prison Attention
Daniel Sancho, sentenced to life in Thailand for murder, now receives love letters and limited visits in prison. The case highlights strict visitation rules and growing public fascination with high-profile inmates.
Tiedra’s Santa Águeda Brotherhood Opens Doors to Single and Divorced Women
The Santa Águeda Brotherhood in Tiedra has removed its rule requiring women to be married in the Church. Now, single and divorced women can join, provided they are baptized. The change reflects shifting social norms in rural Spain.
Spain Now Counts Up to 3 Years of Family Care Toward Retirement
Spanish workers can now count up to three years spent caring for family members as fully credited toward their state pension. The change, in effect since March 2023, aims to recognize unpaid care work—especially by women—and offers new security for those stepping away from their jobs to support relatives.
The Only Resident: Álvaro Keeps an Isolated Asturian Village Alive
Álvaro, 39, is the last permanent inhabitant of a remote Asturian village unreachable by car. He maintains his family’s historic home, battles encroaching wilderness, and faces the challenge of rural depopulation alone. His story highlights the struggle to keep Spain’s rural heritage from disappearing.
Juan Tamariz Dies at 81: The Magician Who Changed Spanish TV
Juan Tamariz, iconic Spanish magician, has died in Madrid at 81. His career transformed magic on television and inspired generations. Family, students and fans mourn his passing.
VW Caddy eHybrid 2026: Plug-In Van Delivers 119 km Electric Range
Volkswagen introduces the Caddy eHybrid 2026, a plug-in hybrid van with 150 HP, up to 119 km electric range, rapid charging, and a cavernous boot. Designed for demanding families and professionals, it combines practicality with zero-emission credentials.
Castellón Court Sentences Man to 17.5 Years for Sexual Assault of Twin Girls
A man in Castellón has been sentenced to 17.5 years in prison for repeated sexual assaults against two 10-year-old twin sisters he had taken in with their mother. The court also imposed strict restraining orders and financial compensation.
Hundreds in Granada Spend Night Outdoors After 4.8 Earthquake
A 4.8-magnitude earthquake forced many Granada residents to sleep outside. Authorities evacuated buildings and assessed damage. Aftershocks and anxiety persist as emergency services remain on alert.
Ramoncín Reflects on Childhood Marked by Family Upheaval
Spanish singer Ramoncín, now 70, has spoken about his early years shaped by abandonment and resilience. Raised by relatives after his mother left, he describes his unconventional upbringing as a turning point.
Woman in Critical Condition After Domestic Stabbing in Madrid
A 35-year-old woman was seriously injured after being stabbed by her partner in Madrid. The attack occurred in Usera. The suspect was arrested and awaits a court decision. Authorities confirm the case as gender-based violence.
Hundreds of Migrant Minors in Canary Islands Refuse Transfer to Mainland
Over a thousand migrant minors in the Canary Islands formally opposed being moved to mainland Spain. Many had already built strong ties, found work, or were close to finishing studies on the islands.
Moroccan Woman Risks Swim to Ceuta to Escape Family Pressure
A 28-year-old Moroccan woman swam to Ceuta, fleeing family demands and gender restrictions. She now waits near the CETI, highlighting ongoing migration pressures and personal risks.
Halloween Mask Murder in Toledo Remains Unsolved After Five Years
A 21-year-old was killed with a machete in Toledo during Halloween 2021. The masked assailant vanished and remains unidentified. Police continue to investigate, but the case is still open.
Jordanian Royal Family Welcomes Princess Iman's Twin Daughters
Princess Iman of Jordan and Jameel Alexander Thermiotis have become parents to twin girls, Talia and Rania. The royal family gathered for a private introduction, with Queen Rania sharing the moment.
Marc Márquez Reveals the Private Side Behind the MotoGP Champion
Marc Márquez, MotoGP’s reigning champion, opens up about his daily life away from the racetrack. From supermarket encounters with fans to gaming sessions and family time, he shares what keeps him grounded amid global fame.
Three Dead in Isla Cristina Shooting, Including Pregnant Woman and Child
A shooting in Isla Cristina has left three people dead, including a pregnant woman and her child. Two masked attackers fled the scene on a motorcycle. Authorities are investigating a possible drug-related motive.
Spanish Farmer with 290 Hectares Warns: 'We Risk More to Earn Less'
After three decades managing his family's 290-hectare farm in Bobadilla del Campo, Luis Velasco Alonso says rising costs and stagnant crop prices are pushing profitability to the brink. He urges less red tape, stronger support for Spanish produce, and collective action among farmers.
Rosalía Faces Shocking Truth in 'Valle Salvaje' as Dámaso Escalates Threats
Dámaso intensifies his threats against Mercedes and Victoria. New details emerge about the baby theft and Bárbara. Rosalía is confronted with a revelation that could upend everything.
Daughter and Partner Jailed After Tauste Double Homicide Shocks Aragón
A couple has been jailed in Zaragoza after the violent deaths of two prominent rural activists. Investigators focus on surveillance footage and the daughter's mental health. The case has unsettled the local community and unions.
Affordable Housing, Not Births, Drives Change in Spain's Emptying Villages
Spain's smallest villages keep losing residents despite rare births. Local housing initiatives, not employment alone, have proven most effective in attracting new families. The demographic challenge remains acute in rural regions.
Ceuta Faces Migrant Crisis as Hundreds Struggle for Food and Shelter
Hundreds of migrants in Ceuta, many from Morocco, are living in harsh conditions. Food, shelter and hygiene are scarce. Authorities and NGOs face mounting pressure as the situation worsens.
Paul McGrath sets new standard for Spanish race walking after European gold
Paul McGrath secured Spain's first international gold in the European half marathon walk. The Barcelona-based athlete now targets Los Angeles, balancing elite sport, journalism studies, and his religious faith.
Deadly Flash Flood in León Leaves Two Women Dead and Two Children Injured
A flash flood in Manzaneda de Valdueza, León, killed two women and injured two minors. Emergency services responded after a landslide hit a local bodega. No one remains missing.
Assumpta Serna Exposes Failures in Catalonia's Elderly Care Aid System
Actress Assumpta Serna denounces severe delays and bureaucracy in Catalonia's dependency aid. Thousands die waiting for support. Families face complex rules and limited help, sparking calls for urgent reform.
Japan’s ‘mamachari’: The Electric Bike Changing Urban Life
The ‘mamachari’ has evolved from a simple city bike into a modern electric solution for commuting, shopping, and carrying children. Its design and growing popularity reflect changing urban habits and stricter safety rules in Japan’s cities.
Ceuta Faces Surge of Young Children and Women Among Migrants
Ceuta is experiencing a sharp rise in migrant minors, with NGOs warning of thousands of children and an unusual presence of young girls. The situation is straining local resources and raising concerns about exploitation risks.
Caregiver Arrested in Leganés for Drugging Elderly Woman and Stealing Jewelry
A caregiver in Leganés was detained after drugging an elderly woman with benzodiazepines and stealing her jewelry and cash. The suspect sold stolen earrings for €580 and took €200 in cash. Police intervened after the victim's health declined.
Fonsi Nieto Opens Up About the Loss That Changed His Life
Nearly a decade after Ángel Nieto's fatal accident, Fonsi Nieto shares how the legendary rider shaped his life and how grief became a driving force in his career. His story highlights the enduring impact of family and legacy in Spanish motorsport.
One in Three Catalan Children Miss Out on Holidays Due to Poverty
A third of Catalan children cannot afford a week of vacation. Most are also excluded from summer educational activities. Social organizations warn this deepens emotional and social vulnerability.
James, Earl of Wessex, Breaks Royal Tradition With University Choice
James, Earl of Wessex, will begin university studies this autumn. He skips the Windsor family’s usual gap year. His decision marks a shift in royal family traditions.
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