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Diana Morant Launches Bid to Lead Generalitat with Focus on Social Rights
Diana Morant, head of PSPV-PSOE and Science Minister, has formally entered the party primaries to become the first female president of the Generalitat Valenciana. Her campaign centers on defending public education, healthcare, and affordable housing.
Private Medicine Degree Approved at CEU Elche Amid Ongoing University Dispute
The Generalitat has authorized a private Medicine degree at CEU Elche. This move follows legal battles over public university programs. Up to 55 new students will join, intensifying competition in Alicante.
Two Young Men Hospitalised After Severe Drug Intoxication in Madrid
Emergency services in Madrid stabilised two unconscious men found on a busy street. One patient responded to treatment, while the other required intubation and remains in critical condition. Both were taken to hospital.
Police Chiefs Confirm Ongoing Coordination With Health Officials in Vaccine Delay Case
Senior officers from the Guardia Civil and Policía Nacional described daily coordination with Catalan health authorities during the COVID-19 vaccine rollout. The court examines why state police received vaccines later than regional forces.
18-Year-Old from Badalona Dies After Rockfall in Sadernes Gorge
A young woman from Badalona died after being struck by a rock in Sadernes, Girona. Emergency services responded quickly, but she succumbed to her injuries. Police have launched an investigation into the incident.
Extremadura Court Rejects Absolute Disability for Geriatric Assistant
The Superior Court of Justice of Extremadura has denied absolute disability to a geriatric nursing assistant. Judges ruled her condition does not prevent her from performing sedentary jobs. The decision upholds a previous Badajoz court verdict.
Kate Middleton completes Three Peaks Challenge to support cancer care
Kate Middleton has climbed the highest peaks in Scotland, England and Wales in 24 hours. The initiative aims to raise funds for a London hospital and highlight the impact of cancer beyond physical health.
Spain Guarantees 100% Salary for Workers on Sick Leave After Organ Donation
Employees in Spain who donate organs or tissues now receive full salary during medical leave, thanks to a legal reform. The measure covers all stages of the donation process and eliminates previous contribution requirements.
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.
Overcrowding and Staff Shortages Plague Special Needs School in Alcalá de Henares
Nearly 270 students attend a special needs school built for 80 in Alcalá de Henares. Families report severe staff shortages and outdated facilities, while authorities insist resources are sufficient.
Pinto’s Free Housing for Doctors Remains Unused as Shortage Persists
A year after Pinto’s mayor pledged free homes to attract doctors, the apartments remain closed. The plan aimed to address a critical shortage of medical staff. Vulnerable families have also lost access to these social flats.
Worker Dies After Being Trampled by Horse at La Rinconada Estate in Seville
A 54-year-old man died at a La Rinconada estate after being struck by a runaway horse. Emergency services responded quickly, but the injuries proved fatal. The incident has prompted official notifications to labor authorities.
Five Arrested for Operating as Fake Dentists in Barcelona Province
Catalan police detained five people for running unauthorized dental practices. Victims reported physical harm and unfinished treatments. Both clinics were sealed and evidence seized during the investigation.
Àngel Llàcer Suffers Arm Injury During 'Congelados' Filming
Àngel Llàcer revealed on El Hormiguero that he broke his arm while filming 'Congelados'. The presenter had to continue working, concealing his injury from viewers. The incident highlights the risks behind the scenes of Spanish TV.
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.
Madrid Transfers 19 Public Plots Worth €87 Million for Ayuso’s Care Home Plan
Madrid City Council has ceded 19 public plots, valued at €87.8 million, for new elderly care homes. Private companies will manage these centers for up to 75 years. The move has sparked criticism over the long-term use of public land.
Barcelona Prosecutors Seek Attempted Homicide Charge for Father in Baby Abuse Case
Prosecutors in Barcelona now suspect the father of a six-week-old baby tried to kill the child. The case has escalated after new evidence, with authorities pushing for an attempted homicide charge.
Three-Year-Old Girl Dies After Falling Into Pool in Cártama, Málaga
A three-year-old girl died after falling into a pool in Cártama, Málaga. Her family rushed her to hospital, but doctors could not revive her. This is the second similar incident in the province within a week.
How to Sleep Better in Spain’s Summer Heat Without Overusing Air Conditioning
Combining air conditioning with a fan can cool rooms faster and more efficiently. Experts recommend setting the right temperature, using cooler hours wisely, and avoiding common mistakes that drive up electricity costs.
Canary Islands Medical Union Rejects Government Offer Amid Ongoing Strike
The CESM Canarias union has dismissed the regional government's latest proposal as inadequate. Doctors demand concrete solutions to working conditions and pay. The conflict highlights deep divisions over healthcare policy.
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.
PP and Vox Advance Joint Agenda in Three Regional Governments
PP and Vox coalitions in Extremadura, Aragón and Castilla y León are rolling out a shared program. The focus is on tax relief, deregulation, and identity measures. Public disagreements are minimal as both parties consolidate power.
Third Child Dies After Tarragona Beach Drowning Incident
A third child has died following the drowning incident at Arrabassada Beach in Tarragona. The local government declared three days of mourning. The tragedy has deeply affected the community and the CD La Floresta football club.
Guardia Civil Probes Alleged €500,000 Bribe Tied to Ayuso’s Partner
The Guardia Civil is investigating financial links between Alberto González Amador, a León pharmacist, and a Quirón executive. The case involves Isabel Díaz Ayuso’s partner and raises questions about major contracts in Madrid’s health sector.
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.
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.
Social Security Can Now Immediately Suspend Medical Leave Payments
Social Security in Spain has tightened control over medical leave. Workers risk losing their benefits if they abandon prescribed treatment without a valid reason. The change aims to prevent abuse and speed up return to work.
One Minor Dead, Two Critical After Tragedy at Tarragona Beach
A drowning at l’Arrabassada beach in Tarragona left one minor dead and two in critical condition. Emergency teams responded rapidly, but the incident highlights ongoing safety concerns at rocky coastal areas.
Spain’s Oldest Woman Turns 113 and Still Enjoys a Daily Glass of Wine
Teresa Fernández Casado, about to turn 113, remains Spain’s oldest living person. She still lives in her childhood home, rarely takes medication, and keeps a tradition that has drawn attention: a glass of wine with every meal.
Aryna Sabalenka Admits Seeking Psychiatric Help After Roland Garros Loss
Aryna Sabalenka revealed in Berlin that she turned to a psychiatrist after her Roland Garros loss. The world number one described the emotional impact and the need for professional support. Her statement highlights mental health challenges in elite sport.
Social Security Switches to Electronic Notifications for All Sick Leave Cases
New Digital Responsibility for Sick Leave Recipients in Spain. Spain is changing the rules for receiving official notifications for those on sick leave or receiving temporary disability benefits. Now, important messages will be delivered through electronic platforms instead of by mail. This requires citizens to regularly check digital services.
Court Upholds Penalty for Leaving Work Shift Without Permission
Ambulance Driver in Murcia Suspended for 45 Days for Attending Local Fair. In Murcia, an ambulance driver was suspended from work for 45 days after leaving his station and driving a service vehicle to a local fair. The court upheld the punishment as lawful, taking into account a repeat offense and the misuse of the vehicle.
Ana Campo spoke about her son's surgery and thanked the doctors
The Mario Marzo Family: Son's Surgery and a Rare Gesture Supporting Doctors. Mario Marzo's wife shared a challenging moment: one of their young sons underwent surgery. The couple publicly thanked the doctors and highlighted the value of Spanish healthcare.
Teresa Rodríguez opens up about the most challenging moment after her diagnosis
Teresa Rodriguez Speaks for the First Time About Her Diagnosis and Reaction to Criticism After Chemotherapy. Teresa Rodriguez has found herself in the spotlight after openly sharing her illness. Her response to criticism about her appearance sparked widespread discussion. In an interview, she revealed what proved to be the hardest moment.
Key mistakes when applying and what to consider before submitting documents
Why Thousands of Disability Pension Applications in Spain Are Rejected. Many Spaniards are denied disability pensions not because of their diagnosis, but due to formal errors. The key factors are medical documentation, employment history, and timing of the application. We explain how to avoid common pitfalls.
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