PP and Vox Join Forces as Congress Debates Ban on Burqa and Niqab. Spain is preparing a law to ban the burqa and niqab in public spaces. For the first time, PP and Vox are voting together on such a contentious issue. The decision may change the rules for thousands of women and intensify debates over rights and security.
Spanish Supreme Court accuses Constitutional Court of undermining appointment oversight. The Supreme Court has strongly condemned the Constitutional Court's stance on oversight of judicial appointments. The decision could shift the balance of power within Spain's judiciary. New disputes and far-reaching consequences for the country lie ahead.
Catalan prisons prepare lists of foreigners for possible legalization. Catalan authorities have instructed prisons to urgently identify all foreign nationals in custody for potential legalization. This decision could change the fate of hundreds of inmates and impact the correctional system. Experts warn of possible security risks.
Barcelona Tightens Control with New Fines for Public Order Violations. Barcelona introduces strict regulations to maintain public order. The new system of fines will affect anyone disturbing the peace on the streets. This decision could reshape daily life for city residents.
Fines up to 200 euros Why parking near schools has become a trap for parents. Double-parking near schools is now under strict surveillance. Parents risk steep fines for their usual rush. New regulations have already sparked intense debate.
Experts back restrictions on speculative housing purchases in Catalonia. Four independent reports have confirmed that temporary restrictions on speculative real estate transactions in Catalonia could be both lawful and effective. Authorities are preparing new regulations to protect buyers and tenants.
Most Spaniards Oppose Mass Legalization of Migrants. A recent poll reveals that Spaniards do not support mass legalization of migrants. Young people are especially strongly opposed. Society fears new waves of illegal migration and demands tighter controls.
Scandal Over Survey Ministry of Equality Spends Hundreds of Thousands to Tackle Prostitution. The Ministry of Equality has allocated a significant sum for a large-scale survey. Its results will serve as the foundation for new legislation banning prostitution. The decision has sparked a strong public reaction.
Upcoming Vote May Alter Traditions and Prestige of the Celebration. Authorities consider revoking the national status of Semana Santa de Sagunto over potential gender discrimination. The decision hinges on a brotherhood vote set for March 22.
Spanish courts on the brink as mass staff exodus paralyzes cases. A sudden shortage of staff in Spain's courts threatens to halt key proceedings. A new reform and widespread resignations are already causing delays. The situation is spiraling out of control.
Court scandal Lawyer fined for fake AI-generated rulings. In Spain, a lawyer has been fined for submitting fake court decisions. Artificial intelligence generated 48 non-existent documents. The court has called for stricter oversight of digital tools.
Spanish Supreme Court struggles as thousands of cases head to mediation. The Civil Chamber of the Spanish Supreme Court is overwhelmed. Over 4,000 truck cartel cases have been referred to mediation. Judges warn of risks to the entire justice system.
Barcelona to fine residents for not washing away dog urine — what will change. Starting February 15, Barcelona will impose fines for failing to wash away dog urine. The new regulations also address other public space violations. Fines have increased, and enforcement is becoming stricter.
Spanish Supreme Court Limits Review of Pardon Motives. The Supreme Court emphasized that only the government has the right to assess the reasons for granting pardons. Judges may verify only that procedures are followed. This decision affects several high-profile cases in recent years.
Galicia under fire Hundreds of fines for VTC and a new chapter in the conflict. Over 450 VTC violations recorded in Galicia in a year. Authorities and municipalities clash over regulations. Taxi drivers call for stricter controls and new measures.
Spain approves new limits for classes and teachers: what will change in schools. Spanish schools are introducing strict limits on class sizes and teachers’ working hours. The new rules promise a more personalised approach and greater inclusion. The decision has already sparked debate among regions.
Spanish Royal Family Salaries in 2026 Surprising Figures and New Details. The Spanish royal family's 2026 budget reveals not only an increase in the monarchs' salaries but also surprising changes in expenditures. For the first time, amounts paid to key court staff have been published. Find out more in our report.
Spanish Government Launches Universal Child Benefit: Details and Surprising Nuances. Spain is preparing a major reform to support families. The universal benefit for children under 18 promises to redefine the approach to social protection. Authorities have revealed the details and eligibility criteria.
Spain toughens penalty for repeat petty theft—a controversial Congress decision. Spain has increased liability for repeat petty thefts. Now, committing three or more such offenses can lead to up to three years in prison. The decision has sparked intense debate among politicians.
Sharp surge in fake passport loss claims among foreigners in Spain. Spain sees an unprecedented rise in false passport loss reports. New migrant legalisation rules raise concerns for police. Authorities fear threats to public safety
Speed vs. Environment: Why the Czech Republic Challenged the EU and What Comes Next. The Czech Republic is the first EU country to legalize a 150 km/h speed limit on a highway section. This move has sparked fierce debates about safety and emissions. Europe is closely watching the fallout from this bold decision.
18-year-old arrested twice in one day with drugs on the same street in Valladolid. A young man was detained twice in 24 hours with cocaine and hashish. Both times, the courts released him. The incident has raised questions about the effectiveness of efforts to combat street-level drug dealing.
Andalusia passes university law despite protests as rectors warn of interference. Andalusian authorities have passed a controversial university law. Rectors and unions have strongly opposed the measure. Concerns are mounting over a threat to university autonomy and increased influence of private entities.
Congress Scandal: Sánchez and Abascal Clash Over Bad Bunny and Social Media Laws. A heated debate erupted in Congress between Sánchez and Abascal, focusing on social media regulation and migration. Accusations, music references, and unexpected statements took center stage.
Prosecutors and State Lawyers Demand Amnesty for Puigdemont in Embezzlement Case. Prosecutors and state lawyers have supported amnesty for Puigdemont. Their stance could affect the fate of other leaders involved in the process. The Constitutional Court is preparing for a decisive verdict.
Fiscal authorities and government lawyers challenge Supreme Court verdict in Puigdemont case. Fiscal authorities and government attorneys have opposed the Supreme Court's position. Their statements could alter Puigdemont's fate. The Constitutional Court's decision may reshape the political landscape.
Spanish authorities consider revoking Semana Santa status in Sagunto over women dispute. The Ministry of Tourism may withdraw the prestigious Semana Santa status from Sagunto. The reason is the ban on women participating in processions. This decision could impact traditions across Spain.
Prosecutors and State Lawyers Accuse Supreme Court of Bias in Puigdemont Case. A dispute has erupted in Spain between key legal bodies and the Supreme Court. The decision in the Puigdemont case could reshape the approach to amnesty. This issue affects not only politics but also public trust in the justice system.
Spanish government imposes strict restrictions on business and private clinics. The Spanish authorities are tightening price controls and restricting private enterprise in hospitals. New laws affect key sectors and autonomous regions. Experts debate the consequences.
Spain considers new payment for families 200 euros per child under 18. Authorities are discussing the introduction of a monthly child benefit. The new measure could impact millions of families. The decision promises to reshape the approach to tackling poverty.
Raid at Sidenor Office: Police Investigate Illegal Steel Exports to Israel. Sidenor's office was searched over suspicions of illegal steel exports to Israel. The investigation focuses on potential violations of export regulations. Company management is at the center of attention.
Next-generation speed cameras installed in Burgos: fines now from both sides of the road. Burgos has deployed unique speed cameras capable of recording violations in both directions Their locations change regularly, making it harder for drivers to avoid fines — enforcement has become comprehensive
A conflict erupts in Molesuelas de la Carballeda over free-roaming cows. In Molesuelas de la Carballeda, locals and a farmer are at odds over cows. The situation is escalating, and authorities are getting involved. The dispute concerns not only the animals but also the future of the village.
Prisoner Escape During Official Walk in Madrid Sparks Wave of Criticism. A prisoner vanished during a group walk in the park. New policies are seen as increasing risks. Authorities debate the balance between control and rehabilitation.
Why the Authorities Ignore Hydroelectric Projects — and Who Pays the Price. Millions in losses, devastated fields, and thousands of lives saved — the aftermath of storms in Andalusia turned out to be more dramatic than expected. It was the large dams that acted as a barrier against the disaster. What is the cost of delaying new projects? Find out in our report.
