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Bolaños demands Supreme Court act fast on voting rights for new Spaniards
Justice Minister Félix Bolaños is pushing back against the Supreme Court’s freeze on voting rights for 400,000 Spaniards who gained citizenship through the law of grandchildren. He wants a quick answer, warning that democracy is at risk.
Maya's father chooses understanding over hatred
Eduardo Villalobo lost Maya in the Hamas attack on 7 October 2023. He rejects hatred and wants to understand those responsible. For him, peace between Palestinians and Israelis must remain possible.
Constitutional Court orders Supreme Court to apply amnesty
Spain's Constitutional Court has told the Tribunal Supremo to apply the amnesty law in the first case it reviewed. Arrest warrants for three Catalan leaders were lifted provisionally as the Supreme Court studies the ruling.
Shakira pide a Piqué compartir los viajes por sus hijos
Shakira reclama que los viajes entre Miami y Barcelona no recaigan solo en Milan y Sasha. Su propuesta reserva a Piqué los desplazamientos durante las vacaciones más cortas.
Judge Tardón demands Ceuta call logs from Sánchez crisis
Judge María Tardón has ordered Ceuta to submit its call records. The request targets contacts with Pedro Sánchez and La Moncloa during the border crisis.
Supreme Court gives parties 48 hours on grandson law
Spain's Supreme Court has given the parties until 15:00 Thursday to address the suspension of overseas voter registrations under the 'ley de nietos'. The court must decide whether the measure will affect the 29 November general election.
Judge demands urgent records of Vivas and Sánchez calls during Ceuta migrant surge
Spain’s National Court has ordered Ceuta’s government to urgently hand over all call records between Juan Jesús Vivas and Pedro Sánchez in the days leading up to the July migrant influx. The investigation seeks to clarify whether Madrid ignored critical warnings before the border was overwhelmed.
Shakira Asks Barcelona Court to Change Travel Terms for Her Children
Shakira has asked a Barcelona court to change the travel arrangements for Milan and Sasha. Her lawyers say the proposal would share the burden between the adults without reducing the children's time with Gerard Piqué.
Shakira and Piqué face Barcelona court over child travel plan
Shakira and Piqué appeared in Barcelona over travel arrangements for their children. Shakira's lawyers want Piqué to make short holiday visits in Miami instead of having Milan and Sasha fly between Spain and the United States.
Shakira seeks Miami visits for her children in Barcelona court dispute
Shakira and Gerard Piqué faced court in Barcelona over their children’s visitation schedule. She wants shorter holidays to be handled in Miami to protect their routine.
Madrid restaurant fire investigation targets owners and architects
A deadly fire at Burro Canaglia in Madrid left three dead and thirteen injured. Now, a judge has formally charged the restaurant’s owners and architects, citing critical safety failures and ignored fire risks that turned a pizza flambé into a fatal disaster.
Puigdemont cleared to return as Supreme Court halts arrest order
Carles Puigdemont is set to re-enter Catalonia after nine years away. The Supreme Court has suspended his arrest warrant, following the Constitutional Court’s support for amnesty over his alleged misuse of funds during the independence drive.
PP demands criminal charges against PSOE over Ferraz funding scandal
Spain’s Partido Popular has formally asked the National Court to charge the PSOE with illegal financing and other serious crimes. The move intensifies the political and legal battle just months before the country’s snap elections.
Puigdemont puede regresar a España, pero faltan documentos oficiales
Carles Puigdemont podría volver a España sin una detención inmediata. El Supremo dejó sin efecto la orden nacional, según el material disponible, pero la aplicación de la amnistía y el levantamiento formal de las órdenes aún deben confirmarse con documentos oficiales.
Mago de Oz threatens legal action over ex-members using band name
Mago de Oz has publicly condemned ex-bandmates for using the group’s name and logo to promote their own concerts. The band warns that such actions could lead to legal consequences and calls for respect among former collaborators.
Constitutional Court clears path for Puigdemont's return
Spain's Constitutional Court is expected to extend the amnesty to embezzlement. The decision could remove the main legal barrier to Carles Puigdemont's return before the elections.
Porsche 911 GT3 driver sets French speed record at 312 kmh
A Porsche 911 GT3 was clocked at 312 km/h on a mountain highway in Haute-Savoie, shattering France’s public road speed record. The driver now faces criminal charges, a hefty fine, and the loss of both car and license.
Constitutional Court ruling could clear path to amnesty for procés embezzlement
The Tribunal Constitucional is due to rule Tuesday on the key amnesty appeal. Its decision could set binding guidance for the Supreme Court and remove the legal barrier facing Puigdemont and other fugitive leaders.
Fourth arrest follows ideological attack on Oviedo housing camp
Police have arrested a fourth suspect after an attack on Oviedo's housing camp. All four detainees face allegations linked to public disorder and ideological hatred.
Madrid Court Blocks Immediate Removal of Sol Camp
Madrid's High Court has refused an immediate eviction from Sol. The housing protest camp remains outside the regional government headquarters while the state explains its response through the ordinary legal procedure.
Madrid court blocks immediate eviction of Sol camp
Madrid's top regional court has refused an immediate eviction order. The judges want the Government Delegation to respond before ruling on the camp's future.
Luxury cars seized as Málaga targets criminal fuel empire
Police in Málaga have confiscated 155 assets from criminal groups in a single year, including high-end vehicles, yachts, and real estate. The crackdown reveals how drug and fuel trafficking leaves a trail of luxury—and millions in state revenue.
Spanish footballer flees on foot after late night crash in Almería
A night out in Almería ended in chaos for UD Almería player Álex Sola, who allegedly crashed his car while under the influence and then abandoned the scene on foot. Police are now investigating the incident, which was caught on video.
Spanish inheritance tax loophole sparks debate over family property transfers
A Spanish lawyer has outlined a legal method that could let families transfer property to heirs while sidestepping the country’s inheritance tax. The approach, involving the donation of bare ownership with lifetime usufruct, is gaining attention for its potential to reshape how inheritances are handled.
Gonzalo Boye accuses Pedro Sánchez of betrayal as Puigdemont eyes return
Gonzalo Boye, the legal architect behind Carles Puigdemont’s defense, claims Spain’s amnesty for the exiled Catalan leader is imminent. Boye sharply criticizes Pedro Sánchez, alleging political manipulation and a lack of real reform.
Maricarmen Abascal lost her Madrid mountain chalet to foreclosure
Before becoming a symbol in Spain’s housing debate, Maricarmen Abascal faced her own property crisis. A mortgage default on a chalet in the Sierra de Madrid led to a court-ordered foreclosure, raising questions about her personal history amid her public fight for tenant rights.
Madrid court steps aside as Sol eviction battle escalates
Madrid’s administrative court has refused to rule on the urgent eviction of the Puerta del Sol housing protest. The case now moves to the Tribunal Superior de Justicia de Madrid, raising the stakes for both the Ayuso government and activists.
Ayuso's Sol eviction appeal moves to Madrid's High Court
A Madrid magistrate has declined jurisdiction over the regional government's appeal against the Puerta del Sol camp. The case now goes to the TSJM, which has 48 hours to decide whether it can hear the request for urgent measures.
Belén López says she did not notice Josep Juanpere had died
The autopsy places Josep Juanpere's death between 15.00 and 21.00 on 26 December. Belén López says she did not realise he had stopped breathing, while a judge examines neck injuries and the lack of an emergency call.
The fugitive who exposed Spain's prison security failures
Rafael Bueno Latorre escaped 17 times from reformatories, hospitals and prisons. His final disappearance remains unexplained, and a new documentary revisits the case.
Sanz hands court communications in Ceuta invasion case
Gonzalo Sanz has reaffirmed his account before Judge María Tardón. He handed over messages and call records linked to warnings before the Ceuta invasion.
Ayuso demands urgent court order to clear Sol protest camp
Madrid’s regional president Isabel Díaz Ayuso has turned to the courts, demanding emergency intervention to end the ongoing protest camp in Puerta del Sol. After days of official deadlock, the regional government is now seeking a judicial order for immediate eviction.
Madrid takes its Puerta del Sol camp battle to court
Madrid wants a court to order the immediate removal of the Puerta del Sol camp. The case sets the regional government's demand against the protesters' constitutional right to peaceful assembly.
Conde-Pumpido pushes Supreme Court to enforce amnesty law
Spain’s top constitutional judge is pressing the Supreme Court to apply the amnesty law to Catalan independence cases without delay. He warns that justice delayed is justice denied.
Conde-Pumpido presses Supreme Court for swift amnesty compliance
Cándido Conde-Pumpido is backing urgent amnesty enforcement by the Supreme Court. His draft ruling in the Dolors Bassa case would demand a clear and immediate response.
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