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Seven Dead in Overnight Road Accidents in Castellón and Málaga
Two major crashes in Castellón and Málaga overnight have left seven dead and eight injured. Emergency teams worked for hours at both scenes. Authorities are investigating the causes and managing the aftermath.
Major Earthquakes Leave Thousands Homeless in Central Venezuela
Two severe earthquakes have struck central Venezuela, destroying homes and infrastructure. Thousands, including many children, are now displaced and face urgent humanitarian needs.
Draft Reform of CUME Sparks Anxiety Among Thousands of Spanish Families
More than 17,000 families in Spain are concerned about the government's draft reform of CUME, the benefit for parents caring for children with cancer or serious illness. While the proposal adds new protections, families warn it could make access and renewals harder.
Venezuelan Solidarity Surges as Earthquake Exposes State Failures
Thousands in Venezuela mobilize after deadly earthquakes. Civil society leads rescue and aid as state response falters. Foreign teams join efforts amid ongoing chaos and uncertainty.
Man Injured in Barcelona Shooting as Police Hunt Armed Suspect
A man was hospitalized after a shooting in Barcelona's Bon Pastor district. The suspect fled the scene and is being sought by police. The incident followed a heated argument between two individuals.
Venezuela Hit by Twin Earthquakes: Over 900 Dead, Thousands Missing
Two major earthquakes have devastated Venezuela, leaving at least 920 dead and thousands missing. International rescue teams are working in collapsed neighborhoods. Hospitals and shelters are overwhelmed.
Spain Faces World Cup Setback as Yeremy Pino Suffers Suspected Clavicle Fracture
Spain’s World Cup campaign is in jeopardy after Yeremy Pino sustained a suspected clavicle fracture. Nico Williams is also under observation due to muscle discomfort, raising concerns for the national team.
Catalonia Approves Landmark Law to Eliminate Asbestos
Catalonia has passed a pioneering law to eradicate asbestos, introducing strict inspections and new obligations for property transactions. The measure aims to protect residents and recognizes the struggle of victims.
Spanish Court Denies Disability Pension to Office Worker with Chronic Pain
A 42-year-old administrative worker with chronic back pain, depression, and a 48% disability rating has been denied permanent incapacity benefits. Judges ruled her condition does not prevent her from performing her office duties.
SEPE Launches Free Online Safety Course for Domestic Workers
Domestic workers in Spain can now access a free online course on occupational risk prevention, backed by SEPE and Fundae. The training provides official certification and aims to improve safety in a sector employing over 350,000 people.
Three-Year-Old Girl Dies After Falling Into Pool in Pollença, Mallorca
A three-year-old girl has died in Mallorca after being found unconscious in a private pool. The incident occurred in Pollença, with emergency services attempting resuscitation. Authorities are investigating the circumstances.
Man Injures Mother With Knife in Sitges and Attempts Escape Into Sea
A man attacked his mother with a knife in Sitges before trying to flee by jumping into the sea. Emergency services intervened quickly. The woman was hospitalized, and police launched a maritime search.
Heatwave in Spain Leaves 108 Dead in Just Three Days
Spain has recorded 108 deaths from Sunday to Tuesday due to the ongoing heatwave. The extreme temperatures have set new June records and are ending soon. Health risks remain highest for those with heart or respiratory conditions.
The Toilet Paper Trick: A Simple Way to Keep Mosquitoes Out of Your Home
A new homemade method using toilet paper and essential oils is gaining attention as summer brings a surge in mosquitoes. While citronella can help mask scents that attract insects, experts warn it should not replace approved repellents or basic prevention.
Spain Ends Record-Breaking Heatwave, But Health Risks Remain
Spain has officially exited a historic June heatwave, but high humidity keeps health risks elevated. Authorities warn that dangerous conditions persist, especially for older residents. Relief will be gradual across the country.
92-Year-Old Woman Critically Injured in Madrid Pedestrian Accident
A 92-year-old woman was struck by a vehicle in Madrid’s Hortaleza district. She suffered multiple severe injuries and was rushed to Hospital Universitario La Paz. Police are investigating the circumstances of the incident.
Morning Habits in Spain Linked to Poor Night Sleep, Experts Warn
Nearly half of Spanish adults struggle with sleep quality. Experts highlight five common morning mistakes that disrupt rest. Simple changes in daily routines could make a significant difference.
Colmenar Viejo Declares Municipal Pool a Smoke-Free Zone
Colmenar Viejo’s municipal pool is now officially smoke-free, marked by new signs and a joint effort with the Asociación Española Contra el Cáncer. The initiative targets healthier public spaces, especially for children and families.
Fly Infestation Forces Business Closures in Hostalric Amid Health Concerns
A severe fly infestation in Hostalric, Girona, has led to temporary business closures. Local authorities link the outbreak to a recycling company. Emergency measures are underway to contain the situation and restore normal activity.
Two drownings reported on Alicante coast amid rough sea warnings
A 24-year-old man and another unidentified swimmer drowned on Sunday in southern Alicante. Both incidents occurred as several beaches faced rough sea warnings. Emergency teams were unable to revive the victims.
Heatwave Forces Outdoor Activity Ban in 109 Galician Municipalities
Galicia faced a severe heatwave with temperatures close to 40°C inland. Authorities imposed a red alert in 109 municipalities and suspended all outdoor sports. The episode disrupted daily life and triggered emergency measures across the region.
Madrid Cuts Genetic Testing from Quirónsalud Lab Contract
Madrid has excluded costly genetic tests from the lab now managed by Quirónsalud. The move changes how rare disease and cancer risk diagnostics are handled for 1.4 million residents. Staff contracts and service delivery face major shifts.
Why More People Are Freezing Bread Before Eating It
Freezing bread is no longer just about avoiding waste. Recent studies suggest it may also slightly reduce the bread’s impact on blood sugar, though the effect is limited. Here’s what actually happens when you freeze and reheat bread—and why so many households are making it a routine.
Massive Fire at Dominican Republic Resort Leaves One Dead and 1,700 Evacuated
A deadly fire swept through a luxury hotel in Bayahibe, forcing 1,700 tourists to evacuate. One Italian woman died during the incident. Authorities are investigating the cause as emergency teams respond.
Spain Faces Earliest and Most Intense June Heatwave on Record
Spain is experiencing its first major heatwave of the year, with record-breaking June temperatures. Nearly 22 million people are now exposed to medium or high health risks. Authorities warn the situation will persist until late in the week.
Red Alert for Extreme Heat in 109 Galician Municipalities This Sunday
Galicia's government has issued a red alert for extreme heat in 109 municipalities. Outdoor sports are suspended in affected areas. Health authorities urge special care for vulnerable groups as temperatures approach 40°C.
Spain Faces Earliest and Most Intense June Heatwave on Record
Spain is experiencing its earliest summer heatwave, with record temperatures and health risks. Nearly half the population is under alert as authorities respond to the escalating impact of climate change.
Seville Family Drives Rare Disease Research for Their Son Darío
A family in Seville is funding research for their son Darío, one of two children in Spain with a rare mitochondrial disease. With no public support, they turn to science and society for hope.
Man in Critical Condition After Apartment Fire in Carabanchel
A 51-year-old man was found unconscious and in cardiac arrest after a fire broke out in his Carabanchel apartment. Firefighters and emergency medics intervened, stabilizing him before urgent transfer to hospital.
Sergio Dalma Reveals the Simple Morning Routine Behind His Enduring Energy
Sergio Dalma, at 61, keeps a strict daily routine even during tours. He begins each morning at 7 AM with fruit, bread with tomato and olive oil, and coffee. This approach helps him maintain energy on stage.
Why Storing Fish in Plastic for Weeks Can Backfire—Even at -18°C
A new study warns that keeping fish in plastic packaging—even in the freezer—can lead to chemical contamination. The longer the storage, the higher the risk, with some plastics and even compostable trays posing unexpected dangers.
Second Child Dies After Tragic Incident at l'Arrabassada Beach in Tarragona
A second minor has died following a drowning at l'Arrabassada beach in Tarragona. Emergency services rescued several youths, but two did not survive. One remains in critical condition at Joan XXIII Hospital.
Second Child Dies After Drowning Incident at Tarragona Beach
A second teenager has died following a drowning accident at l’Arrabassada beach in Tarragona. Emergency services rescued three minors, but one remains in critical condition. The Generalitat president expressed condolences.
Raphinha Leaves Brazil Match Injured, Raising Concerns for Barcelona
Raphinha was forced off the field during Brazil’s group match against Haiti due to right thigh discomfort. The incident adds to Brazil’s injury woes and creates uncertainty for Barcelona ahead of key fixtures.
Controversy in Norway over rapid lung transplant for Princess Mette-Marit after son’s conviction
Princess Mette-Marit of Norway underwent a successful lung transplant just two days after her son Marius was sentenced to prison for rape. The timing has sparked debate over possible preferential treatment and the royal family's handling of scandals.
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