Nearly 19 percent of vehicles in Spain fail their first ITV inspection, with makeshift repairs and falsified stickers among the basic causes. The aging national car fleet and skipped maintenance are contributing to costly rejections.
A riding instructor from Arenys de Munt has admitted to sexually abusing nine minors over eight years. He will serve 29 years and 5 months in prison and pay €62,000 in compensation. The case highlights the risks of unchecked authority in youth sports.
Francesc Augé is still hospitalized after a suicide attempt linked to a stalled euthanasia request. His case reveals serious problems in Spain’s end-of-life legal process and the impact of court intervention.
Since late 2025, more than 630 bodies have been recovered from Gaza's ruins. Over 8,000 people are still missing. UN officials accuse Israel of blocking forensic teams and warn that critical evidence could be lost.
Justice Minister Félix Bolaños is urging the Supreme Court to act quickly on the CERA suspension, a dispute that could affect the voting rights of 400,000 Spaniards abroad. Political accusations are intensifying ahead of the 2027 elections.
Ilias Kasidiaris, once a basic figure in the banned Golden Dawn party, has left prison after serving part of his sentence for leading a criminal organization. He now aims to re-enter Greek politics despite legal barriers.
Alex Saab, once a powerful figure in Venezuela, has pleaded guilty to money laundering in a Miami court. He will forfeit 195 million dollars to US authorities. The case exposes high-level corruption linked to Nicolás Maduro’s government.
A senior member of Spain's Judicial Council has accused colleagues of putting government interests ahead of judicial independence, exposing deep divisions and raising concerns about political interference in the justice system.
The US Supreme Court has stopped Donald Trump’s attempt to limit mail-in voting, preserving access to postal ballots just weeks before the midterm elections. Only two conservative justices opposed the move.
Spain’s Supreme Court has denied amnesty to Carles Puigdemont on malversación charges. Judge Pablo Llarena says the arrest warrant remains in force. The Constitutional Court will have the final say.
A 21-year-old Spanish student was fatally stabbed at a public event in Morelos. The case, now investigated as femicide, has prompted urgent calls for justice and raised concerns about the safety of foreign students in Mexico.
Spain’s Supreme Court has denied Carles Puigdemont amnesty for alleged misuse of public funds, keeping his arrest warrant in place and leaving basic figures in the Catalan independence case without relief.
A breath-based ignition lock is forcing convicted drunk drivers in Australia to prove sobriety before every trip. The system records every failed attempt and random test, with harsh penalties for violations. Here is how it works and why Europe is watching.
The US Supreme Court has rejected Donald Trump’s attempt to restrict mail-in voting, averting potential disruption just weeks before Americans vote for Congress. The ruling exposes deep divisions over election rules and political strategy.
Carlos Hugo Preciado has openly accused fellow members of the General Council of the Judiciary of prioritizing government interests over judicial autonomy. His sharp critique exposes deep fractures within Spain’s top judicial body and raises questions about the independence of its leadership.
Alberto Ruiz-Gallardón and his former cabinet are under scrutiny in Spain’s National Court. The controversial Inassa acquisition is at the centre of the first trial in the ‘caso Lezo’ corruption probe. Prosecutors allege that the deal involved millions of euros in overpayment.
The legal case against Ceuta’s government delegate over the July migrant influx will now be handled by Spain’s National Court. The move shifts the spotlight to Madrid and could reshape the investigation’s scope.
A man was killed after being stabbed in the neck during a fight with his brother in Torreblanca, reportedly sparked by an argument over fifty euros. Police have arrested the suspect, who now awaits a court decision.
After a student died on a school trip, Aragón introduced Spain’s first law on extracurricular activities. School leaders and unions say the measure falls short and leaves teachers exposed. The future of trips and activities is now in doubt.
The documentary 29-0 DANA reveals the pain and outrage of families who lost loved ones in the 2024 Valencia floods. Director Juanjo Castro uses official records and raw testimony to challenge the political narrative. The film reignites calls for accountability.
Oviedo’s mayor called a violent attack on left-wing activists a minor incident and defended the attackers as 'not bad people.' His comments have sparked strong criticism from officials across Spain.
The criminal probe into the management of the Dana flood in Valencia will continue for at least six more months. The court cites unresolved witness statements and forensic reports as reasons for the extension. The case now stretches into 2027.
A 39-year-old man in Gandía is in pre-trial detention after police found sexual images of his baby and his partner’s underage daughter. The case exposes serious risks in online child protection and highlights the role of cybercrime units.
A Madrid judge has asked a Ceuta court to transfer its investigation into the city’s government delegate, focusing on the handling of a mass migrant entry. The case could soon move from local to national jurisdiction.
A 20-year-old pregnant woman arriving from São Paulo was arrested at Madrid Barajas after police found 69 cocaine packets hidden inside her body. The case shows the dangers drug mules face and the demands placed on airport security.
A woman died in hospital after being found with severe injuries in her Madrid home. Her husband was discovered hanged at the scene. Police are investigating all scenarios, including gender-based violence.
A driver in Castilleja de la Cuesta was caught with four times the legal alcohol limit. He said vinegar in his gazpacho caused the result. Police reported dangerous driving and several violations before stopping him.
A legal investigation into the Ceuta migrant influx now threatens senior government officials. Political rivals demand accountability as the crisis exposes divisions within the ruling coalition, leaving the government under mounting pressure.
A 21-year-old Spanish student was killed during an academic exchange in Morelos. Authorities are treating the case as femicide. The incident has sparked demands for justice and raised concerns about the safety of foreign students.
Spain’s Supreme Court has suspended the right to vote for hundreds of thousands of people who gained citizenship under the 2022 memory law. The decision freezes new entries on the overseas electoral roll, leaving their political rights in limbo.
Catalonia’s prisons are nearing capacity after a sharp rise in inmates. Authorities now plan up to 700 new places using prefabricated modules. The move comes as convictions in Barcelona jump 40 percent in a year.
Minister Félix Bolaños has launched a final appeal after the Judicial Council refused to sanction Judge Peinado. The case exposes deep divisions over judicial accountability and the boundaries of disciplinary oversight in Spain.
A violent collision between a narcolancha and a Guardia Civil patrol boat off Adra left several people injured and five detained. The incident has renewed calls for urgent state intervention amid escalating drug violence in Andalusia.
A 54-year-old travel agent with fibromyalgia has been denied a permanent disability pension after the Balearic High Court ruled that his symptoms do not prevent him from doing administrative work. The case illustrates Spain’s strict standards for incapacity benefits.
The Spanish government is under pressure after a surge of migrants in Ceuta. Tensions with the Supreme Court have deepened, alongside disputes involving the CNI and security forces. Ministers now openly question whether parts of the state are working against Sánchez.
