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Key Figures in ‘Caso Koldo’ Refuse to Testify on Ineco Hiring Scandal
The ex-partner of José Luis Ábalos and Koldo García’s brother declined to testify about her controversial hiring at Ineco. Their silence comes amid ongoing scrutiny over alleged influence peddling and misuse of public funds.
Vox Appoints Álvaro Zancajo as Andalusian Senator Amid Investigation
Vox has named Álvaro Zancajo as its new Andalusian senator. The appointment comes while Zancajo faces an official probe into possible incompatibility between his party and media roles. The case raises questions about political appointments and oversight.
Property Owner Battles 18 Years to Fix Catastro Error
A Spanish property owner has spent nearly two decades seeking to correct a Catastro error that altered inherited land boundaries. The case highlights the challenges of contesting official records and the financial burden on individuals.
Pedro Sánchez Faces Political Turmoil as Family Legal Troubles Deepen
Pedro Sánchez is under pressure after his brother’s conviction and confirmation that his wife will stand trial. The developments have triggered unease within Moncloa. The situation marks a critical moment for the Spanish government.
Rita Maestre Warns of Political Hostility and Calls for Caution in Madrid
Rita Maestre, Más Madrid’s mayoral candidate, highlights rising hostility against women in politics and the challenges of breaking entrenched power in Madrid. She urges vigilance without falling into conspiracy thinking.
Activists Detained in Mallorca Over Anti-Tourism Vandalism
Two women were arrested in Mallorca for vandalizing real estate offices. The case has fueled debate over police response to anti-tourism activism. Authorities link the acts to a protest movement against tourist overcrowding.
Children of Brad Pitt and Others Move to Drop Father's Surname
Several of Brad Pitt's children and others in the US are formally removing their father's surname. The process reflects personal and emotional reasons, often tied to family separation and identity. Legal and practical hurdles remain significant.
Guardia Civil Probes Violent Death of Elderly Woman in Alcaudete
An 86-year-old woman was found dead with stab wounds in her Alcaudete home. Authorities suspect a violent robbery. The Guardia Civil is investigating, and the town has declared mourning.
Police Investigate Violent Death of Woman in Soses, Lleida
A woman was found dead with signs of violence in Soses, Lleida. Mossos d’Esquadra launched a criminal investigation. In Girona, police are searching for a man suspected of arson targeting his former partner.
Jorge Lorenzo Reveals How Spain’s Tax Agency Nearly Destroyed His Career
Jorge Lorenzo, former MotoGP world champion, describes the intense financial and emotional toll of his dispute with Spain’s tax authorities. The ordeal pushed him to the brink of ruin and played a decisive role in his early retirement.
Jury to Decide in Begoña Gómez Case Amid Renewed Debate
A Madrid court has confirmed that Begoña Gómez, wife of Spain’s prime minister, will be tried by a jury. The decision revives a decades-old debate over the role and limits of citizen juries in complex cases.
Junts Maintains Break With PSOE Despite EU Court Backing Amnesty
Junts refuses to reconsider its split with PSOE after the EU court's support for the amnesty law. The party's stance contrasts sharply with Esquerra Republicana. The future of Catalonia's political agenda remains uncertain.
Guardia Civil Faces Internal Tensions Over 2 May Ayuso Event
Audio recordings have exposed a heated confrontation between senior Guardia Civil officials over attendance at Isabel Díaz Ayuso's 2 May event. The incident raises questions about internal pressure, threats, and possible abuse of authority.
Adamuz Train Victims Demand Suspension of Service Amid Ongoing Safety Failures
Six months after the Adamuz rail disaster, victims call for a halt to high-speed services. Over 1,000 incidents remain unresolved. Authorities have yet to assign responsibility or deliver full compensation.
Police Recover €9,300 Lost in Valladolid 'Smishing' Scam
A Valladolid resident was deceived into transferring over €9,300 in a 'smishing' scam. Police identified a suspect acting as a 'money mule' and recovered the funds. The case highlights ongoing risks of digital banking fraud.
Judicial-Political Tensions Deepen as Trust in Spanish Courts Falls
Public confidence in Spain’s judiciary is at risk as political disputes spill into the courts. Recent surveys show most Spaniards believe justice is influenced by politics. Senior judges and legal experts warn of serious consequences.
Spanish Judge Overturns Fine for Parked Van With Expired ITV
A court in Oviedo has cancelled a fine for a van parked with an expired ITV, challenging how Spanish traffic authorities interpret the law. The decision could impact future penalties for stationary vehicles.
Guardia Civil Operations Chief Accused of Political Pressure in Madrid
Luis del Castillo, head of Guardia Civil operations, faces allegations of pressuring officers to disrupt official acts in Madrid. His career is marked by political ties and internal disputes. The controversy exposes deep divisions within the force.
Spain Cracks Down on Exam Cheating with Tougher Rules and Penalties
Spain’s government is tightening security at civil service exams, authorizing random checks and electronic detection tools. Candidates caught cheating or carrying unauthorized devices face immediate expulsion and possible criminal charges. The move follows recent suspicions of exam fraud.
Amnesty Law Nears Full Implementation Amid Political and Judicial Tensions
Spain is set to fully apply the amnesty law after the EU court's approval. Political deals and judicial resistance have fueled deep institutional conflict. The outcome will shape the legacy of the 'procés' era.
Servinabar at the Center of Corruption Probe Involving PSOE Figures
A police report reveals Servinabar 2000 as a key channel for irregular commissions tied to public works. Nearly 90% of its funds came from Acciona and companies under investigation. The case implicates high-profile PSOE officials.
Imanol Arias Stands by Ana Duato After Court Overturns Her Acquittal
Ana Duato faces a new trial after her acquittal for tax fraud was overturned. Imanol Arias, her long-time colleague, has voiced strong support. The case highlights ongoing legal uncertainty for Spanish public figures.
Hundreds Left in Limbo After Sudden Closure of Lahsen Dental Clinics in Madrid
Patients who prepaid thousands for dental work at Lahsen Dental clinics in Madrid now face unfinished treatments and lost savings. With clinics closed and medical records inaccessible, both patients and staff are seeking legal recourse as police investigate possible criminal liability.
UCO Links Servinabar to Attempted €985,000 Madrid Apartment Purchase for Cerdán
A Guardia Civil report reveals Servinabar negotiated a €985,000 Madrid flat for Santos Cerdán and his wife. The deal collapsed over delivery terms. Investigators traced a €9,000 deposit, later refunded.
Madrid Court Upholds Two-Year Prison Sentence for Toño Sanchís
The Madrid High Court has confirmed a two-year prison term for Toño Sanchís. He was found guilty of misappropriating more than €475,000 from TV personality Belén Esteban. The ruling also includes a fine and compensation order.
Police Dismantle Document Forgery Network for Migrant Farm Workers in Orihuela
A major police operation in Orihuela has led to 60 arrests for document forgery. Migrant workers used fake papers to secure agricultural jobs. Authorities suspect company managers and locutorio staff were involved.
Guardia Civil Chief Claims She Was Used in ‘Caso Leire Díez’ Investigation
Mercedes González, head of the Guardia Civil, told the court she was manipulated in the ‘Caso Leire Díez’ affair. She denied any role in attempts to influence sensitive judicial cases. The investigation continues amid political tension.
Brussels Criticises Spain for Slow Progress on Anti-Corruption Reforms
The European Commission warns Spain has made only limited progress on anti-corruption reforms. Brussels calls for faster action to strengthen prevention and oversight, and to guarantee the independence of the supervisory body.
Six-Month Jail Term for Refusing Drug Test After Disrupting Monforte del Cid Pilgrimage
A man who drove his motorcycle into a closed-off street during a pilgrimage in Monforte del Cid has been sentenced to six months in prison. The court confirmed the penalty after he refused a police drug test. The case highlights strict enforcement of traffic and safety laws at public events.
Junts Opens Door to FLA Debt Relief Law but Demands Larger Write-Off
Junts will allow the FLA debt relief bill to proceed in Congress but seeks a higher reduction for Catalonia. The party distances itself from the government, citing unfulfilled agreements. The debate intensifies after the EU court's amnesty ruling.
Prosecutors Seek €3,000 Fine for Young Man Over Online Insults to Mazón
A 21-year-old faces a €3,000 fine for insulting Carlos Mazón online. The prosecution views the posts as a criminal offense against an authority. The case follows public anger after the deadly 2024 floods in Valencia.
Suspected Arsonist with Prior Offenses Arrested After Lozoyuela Wildfire
A 52-year-old man with a history of arson was arrested in Lozoyuela, Madrid, after a wildfire destroyed 700 hectares. Local residents played a key role in identifying and locating the suspect. Authorities continue their investigation.
Three Under Investigation for Suspected Role in Castellón Wildfires
Three individuals are being investigated for their alleged involvement in recent wildfires in Castellón. The Guardia Civil highlights the risk of severe penalties and urges caution as fire danger rises with summer heat.
Junqueras Urges Unity Among Sánchez's Coalition Partners Amid Tensions
Oriol Junqueras calls for unity among Sánchez's coalition partners after Junts breaks ranks. He criticizes PSOE over corruption but insists on maintaining the parliamentary majority. The debate intensifies as the amnesty law faces judicial hurdles.
Minister Óscar Puente Urges Puigdemont to Return After EU Court Ruling
Óscar Puente calls on Carles Puigdemont to come back to Spain after the EU Court supports the amnesty law. The move is seen as a test for political leadership and the Spanish justice system.
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