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Ceuta Prosecutors Investigate 20 Sexual Assaults on Migrant Women and Girls
Ceuta’s prosecution service is investigating 20 sexual assaults against migrant women and girls since late July. Five men are under formal investigation. The surge follows a mass border crossing from Morocco.
Motorcyclist Killed in Barcelona Hit-and-Run, Driver Arrested
A 38-year-old motorcyclist died after being struck by a car in central Barcelona. The driver fled but was later apprehended. Authorities are investigating multiple offenses, including reckless homicide.
Más Madrid Files Tribunal de Cuentas Complaint Over Ayuso Government Penthouse Purchase
Más Madrid has asked the Tribunal de Cuentas to investigate the regional government’s €6 million purchase of a luxury penthouse in Chamberí. The party questions the necessity and public benefit of the acquisition and its subsequent listing for sale.
Three Fatal Workplace Accidents in Madrid Linked to Subcontracting
Three workers died in Madrid this year in accidents tied to subcontracted firms. Unions warn that layered contracts weaken safety. Authorities are investigating responsibilities and prevention gaps.
Interior Faces Dilemma Over UCO Anti-Corruption Chief After Promotion
The Interior Ministry must decide if Antonio Balas, head of UCO’s anti-corruption unit, will remain in his post after his promotion to colonel. The outcome could affect major ongoing probes involving top officials.
Man Fatally Stabbed in Valencia Bar Terrace After Nighttime Dispute
A 45-year-old man died after being stabbed by a woman during a fight on a Valencia bar terrace. The suspect, aged 35, was arrested and faces homicide charges. The incident occurred near Hospital General.
Madrid Court Orders Woman to Repay €7,072 in Unemployment Benefits
A Madrid woman must return €7,072 to the SEPE after failing to notify a major property gain while receiving unemployment aid. The court reduced the original claim, but the case highlights strict reporting rules and evolving penalties for benefit recipients.
Fatal Stabbing in Valencia Bar Terrace Leads to Arrest
A 45-year-old man died after being stabbed during a fight on a Valencia bar terrace. Police arrested a Spanish woman for homicide. The incident occurred near Hospital General, prompting a rapid response.
Shooting in Salt Leaves One Man Injured as Police Investigate Dispute
A man was shot in the leg after a confrontation between two groups in Salt, Girona. The incident began inside an apartment and spilled onto the street. Police are searching for the suspects and investigating possible motives.
Ten Years of Deceit: Spanish Woman Uncovers Husband’s Double Life
A Madrid woman discovered her husband was not a police officer but a skilled fraudster. Over ten years, he emptied her accounts, forged documents, and deceived family and friends. The case exposes legal gaps in marital fraud.
Taking a Holiday While on Sick Leave Can Lead to Dismissal in Spain
Spanish law does not ban travel or leisure activities during sick leave, but certain actions can justify dismissal without compensation. Courts weigh each case against medical advice and the impact on recovery, making the outcome far from automatic.
Palma Taxi Driver Fined in Ibiza Amid Growing Dispute Over Transport Rules
A Palma-licensed taxi was fined over €4,000 in Ibiza for violating Balearic transport law. The case has sparked a dispute between taxi associations and local authorities, highlighting tensions over inter-island transport rules.
Palma Taxi Fined €4,333 for Unauthorized Operations in Ibiza
A taxi from Palma was fined €4,333 for picking up clients in Ibiza without proper authorization. The incident has sparked discontent among local drivers. Authorities intercepted the vehicle at a central taxi stand.
Feijóo Demands CNI Director Testify Over Ceuta Crisis
Alberto Núñez Feijóo calls for the CNI director to appear in the Senate. The PP will join the legal case on Ceuta’s migration crisis. The party accuses the government of contradictions and delayed response.
Antifraude Closes Probe Into Pérez Llorca Partner’s Hiring in Valencia
The Valencian Antifraude Agency has ended its investigation into the hiring of the president’s partner in the Diputación de Valencia. No evidence of irregularity was found, but questions about the process’s urgency persist.
Valencian Court Grants Disability Pension to 31-Year-Old Hotel Worker
A 31-year-old hotel activity monitor in Benidorm has secured a €574 monthly disability pension after a court confirmed her vision problems prevent her from safely performing her job. The ruling highlights how medical limitations can impact professional duties in Spain.
Cullera Jacuzzi Deaths: Autopsies Confirm Double Accident, Rule Out Crime
Autopsies on a couple found dead in a Cullera jacuzzi confirm no foul play. Investigators focus on a sequence of accidents and await toxicology results to clarify the cause.
10.6 Tons of Hashish Seized in Major Guadiana River Drug Bust
Spanish and Portuguese police dismantled a cross-border drug network on the Guadiana. Officers seized over 10 tons of hashish and arrested 10 suspects. The operation targeted key storage points used for trafficking across Europe.
Navarra Court Overturns €118,786 Compensation for Director After 16-Year Absence
A Navarra court has revoked a six-figure compensation awarded to a director who returned to work after nearly 16 years of leave. Only a minor salary adjustment was upheld, as the court found the company’s mistakes were temporary and not grounds for contract termination.
Madrid Seller Clears Way for Disclosure in Ayuso Attic Case
Astrid Gil-Casares has formally allowed Madrid authorities to reveal details of the controversial €6.3 million attic sale. The move removes a key obstacle in the ongoing political dispute involving Isabel Díaz Ayuso.
Valencian Parents Face New Fear After Child Abuse Case Linked to Online Files
A major police raid in Valencia has intensified the trauma for families of abused children. Parents now fear images of their children may be circulating online, deepening their sense of uncertainty.
Ceuta Remains in Crisis as Bolaños Admits Lack of Early Warnings
Ceuta is still far from normal after a massive influx of migrants. Minister Félix Bolaños admits the government had no advance data on the scale. Political tensions rise as resources are deployed to restore order.
Truck Driver Freed After Cocaine Shipment Disappears in Barcelona
Spanish police rescued a Romanian truck driver held hostage for over a week after half a ton of cocaine vanished. The operation targeted an Albanian trafficking group. The missing drugs remain unrecovered.
Council Pays Staff Parking Fines with Public Money While Fining Residents
A London borough has been found using public funds to pay parking and traffic fines incurred by its own staff, while residents face strict penalties for similar violations. Internal documents show inconsistent efforts to recover these costs from employees, raising questions about transparency and accountability.
Truck Driver Arrested in Gran Canaria After Driving Five Years Without Valid Licence
A 52-year-old truck driver in Gran Canaria was detained after authorities discovered he had been driving heavy vehicles for five years without a valid licence. The investigation revealed repeated illegal activity, raising questions about oversight in the transport sector.
Father of Francesc Augé Ends Legal Fight Against Son’s Euthanasia
After years of legal dispute, the father of Francesc Augé has withdrawn his opposition to his son’s euthanasia. This decision removes the main barrier to the procedure, which had been stalled by court battles in Catalonia.
Two Owners of Navalcarnero Dog School Investigated for Animal Abuse
Guardia Civil has launched an investigation into two men after discovering severe neglect at a dog training school in Navalcarnero. Authorities found 46 dogs, many in critical health, and one dead animal on site.
Woman Dies After Being Hit on Pedestrian Crossing in Hellín
A 68-year-old woman died after being struck by a car in Hellín, Albacete. The driver tested positive for drugs. The incident occurred at a pedestrian crossing and is under investigation by the Guardia Civil.
Five Turkish Nationals Arrested in Lloret de Mar for Armed Detention
Catalan police detained five Turkish men in Lloret de Mar after a reported armed standoff. Three pistols were seized. Authorities are investigating possible links to organized crime.
Police Capture Taulant Toma, Notorious Prison Escapee, in Tarragona
Taulant Toma, known for escaping four European prisons, was detained in Tarragona. Spanish police acted after months of surveillance. The arrest ends a long search for one of Europe’s most elusive fugitives.
Mallorca Boat Theft Ends in High-Speed Chase and Arrest
A man was arrested in Mallorca after stealing a €500,000 boat and attempting to ram police during a chase. The incident caused €15,000 in damages and led to a rare maritime pursuit involving the Guardia Civil.
Asturian Court Orders €30,000 Compensation for Hairdresser Fired on Sick Leave
A hairdresser in Oviedo was dismissed just five days after beginning sick leave for a work-related illness. The court found the company failed to prove poor performance and raised her compensation for moral damages from €2,625 to €30,000, highlighting new legal standards for workplace discrimination.
Vito Quiles Faces Permanent Loss of Congress Accreditation After New Cases
Congress has opened three new serious disciplinary cases against Vito Quiles. The journalist could permanently lose his press accreditation. The files cite repeated disruptions and unauthorized recordings inside the chamber.
Woman Dies After Accidental Shooting During Hunting Trip in Palencia
A 56-year-old woman died after being shot by her husband during a hunting outing in Palencia. Authorities rule out gender violence and focus on an accidental cause. The incident has prompted condolences from Valladolid’s sports community.
Andalusian Government Extends Nerva Landfill Operations Without Closure Date
The Nerva industrial landfill in Huelva will continue operating after a new permit. Authorities have not set a closure date, sparking criticism from locals and environmental groups. The site’s future remains unresolved.
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