A 35-year-old man in Murcia was arrested after a technical error exposed his face during a digital identity scam. Police say he used AI to impersonate more than 30 people and bypass security checks.
National Police in Oviedo have detained two Georgian nationals linked to home burglaries in Asturias and Zamora. The suspects allegedly used discreet markers to identify unoccupied properties. Authorities urge residents to stay alert.
A criminal group has been arrested in Majadahonda after a wave of thefts targeting women. The suspects used distraction tactics in parking lots and shopping centers. Police link them to 29 incidents across three cities.
A criminal group recruited girls from a Gran Canaria shelter and sent them to France for sexual exploitation. Six minors were rescued and five suspects arrested. The case highlights ongoing challenges in Spain’s migrant protection system.
Police in Tauste are investigating the role of a couple’s daughter and her boyfriend in the fatal stabbing of two prominent local residents. The case raises questions about motive and how the suspects accessed the house.
Spanish police have seized 38 fully counterfeit Glock pistols in Barcelona. Authorities warn of growing risks as low-cost fake firearms enter the illegal market, potentially reshaping criminal access to weapons.
Jordi Sànchez, former head of the Assemblea Nacional Catalana, spent nearly four years in prison after the 1-O referendum. He describes the psychological toll and support from Catalonia, along with the challenges his family faced.
A Madrid court is investigating Planifica Madrid’s acquisition of a €6.3 million penthouse. The case involves multiple complaints, including one from the PSOE. The property was intended to serve as Isabel Díaz Ayuso’s temporary office.
A daughter and her partner have been arrested in connection with the violent deaths of Javier Sánchez and Esther Latorre in Tauste. The Guardia Civil is continuing to investigate the double homicide. The suspects are expected to appear before the court in Ejea de los Caballeros.
The Consell initially approved a reorganization that would remove seven judicial family meeting points across Valencia, Alicante and Castellón, but later said existing centers would remain open. The proposal affects more than 2,000 families and drew sharp criticism from the PSPV-PSOE, which warned protection for minors could weaken.
A man in Barcelona has been detained for selling fake appointments for immigration procedures. Victims paid for non-existent services after finding ads on social media. Police link the suspect to multiple fraud cases across Spain.
Daneidy Barrera, known as Epa Colombia, was moved from Bogotá to La Picaleña prison in Ibagué. The transfer came amid a prison-transfer policy attributed to President Abelardo de la Espriella’s administration and renewed questions about conditions at her previous facility. The case has drawn wide public attention.
Daneidy Barreras Rojas, known as 'Epa Colombia', was transferred to La Picaleña prison after repeated disciplinary violations. The influencer lost privileges granted during Gustavo Petro's presidency. Authorities cited rule breaches and complaints.
Madrid’s government is under fire after a controversial penthouse purchase. The lack of transparency has prompted legal action and heightened political tensions, with opposition parties stepping up pressure as the new political season begins.
Ceuta is facing a backlog of asylum applications, leaving over 2,000 refugees in limbo. Many, including Palestinians, have waited weeks for updates. Authorities have promised new measures, but the process remains stalled.
Marc Ortega’s death in Sa Riera remains unresolved after two years. His family criticizes the lack of judicial action and demands accountability. Official reports point to serious safety violations.
Spanish authorities must decide whether to extradite Fergie Chambers, a wealthy US activist detained in Ibiza. The case highlights political friction between Spain and the US, amid accusations that he is being persecuted for his support for Palestine.
Ceuta is struggling to protect migrant girls who arrived by sea. Local women are stepping in as makeshift guardians. Police are investigating five reported sexual assaults involving minors.
Two major wildfires in Ávila and Vall d’Uixó destroyed thousands of hectares. Both were deliberately set, but the circumstances differ. Authorities are still piecing together what happened and why.
Santiago Abascal urges Congress to initiate a political trial against Pedro Sánchez over the government’s handling of the Ceuta border incident. Vox needs PP support to activate Article 102.
Gabriel Rufián has sharply criticized Carles Puigdemont for marking two years since his brief return to Barcelona and subsequent escape. The dispute has reignited tensions between Junts and ERC as political divisions deepen in Catalonia.
Senate President Pedro Rollán warns ministers of consequences if they skip hearings on Ceuta. Vox-led regions boycott a €25 million plan for unaccompanied minors. Tensions rise over the government’s handling of migration.
Hundreds of castle-like villas at Turkey’s Burj Al Babas remain abandoned after a failed luxury project. Authorities accuse 13 people of defrauding Gulf investors of $67 million. The site has become a symbol of broken promises and unresolved legal battles.
Hundreds of migrant minors in Ceuta face legal uncertainty and lack protection. Political disputes and rapid returns raise concerns about Spain’s compliance with children’s rights. NGOs warn of serious risks to vulnerable children.
The basic union at Telemadrid has reported the hiring of the director general’s driver. The employee joined the public broadcaster’s staff while a private contract was still active. The process is now under investigation.
Laureano Oubiña planned a paid tour retracing his smuggling routes in Galicia. The Xunta has opened sanctioning proceedings, calling the project illegal. The move highlights tensions over tourism and the region’s image.
Belgian police have detained Shah C., accused of killing a Dutch citizen in Fuengirola at 17. After serving nine months in a Spanish juvenile center, he fled the country. He now faces extradition to the Netherlands.
Spain’s chief prosecutor has set strict rules for relocating unaccompanied migrant minors from Ceuta. Regional authorities risk intervention if they refuse to accept their assigned share. The move follows a record influx.
Moroccan NGOs now report 141 deaths linked to the recent mass crossing at Ceuta. Official figures remain contested, and dozens face prosecution as authorities investigate the tragedy.
Planifica Madrid resumed publishing its official agenda after a four-month gap. The update followed scrutiny over the undisclosed purchase of a luxury penthouse in Chamberí. Basic details about the transaction remain undisclosed.
Spain's public prosecutor is seeking 30-year prison sentences for five former ETA leaders over the killing of Gregorio Ordóñez. The case reflects renewed efforts to hold the group's leadership accountable for past attacks.
A Swedish driver was fined close to one million Swiss francs after police caught him driving a Koenigsegg at 290 km/h on a Swiss motorway. The case was reported as a new global record for speeding penalties and reignited debate over income-based fines.
Six people face major prison terms after a Barcelona-based group was accused of trafficking puppies and kittens in poor conditions. The case points to falsified paperwork and animal mistreatment, alongside alleged luxury spending.
Thirty years after the Biescas camping flood that killed 87 people, the town is avoiding public commemorations. Survivors and locals still grapple with the trauma, while legal and safety changes continue to shape the region.
A police agent in New Delhi accuses her suspended chief of harassment. The court has ordered her to hand over her phone for audio analysis, but her defense is resisting. The case raises questions about victims’ rights and the handling of evidence.
