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Why recent renovations fail to prevent repeated disasters

Spain spends billions on disaster recovery but risks remain. Natural disasters have intensified in Spain, yet rebuilding efforts often overlook future threats. Billions of euros go into urgent repairs, but without long-term solutions. This approach risks repeated destruction and further losses.

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Rockfall in Catalonia leaves several people seriously injured

Two climbers in critical condition after rockfall in Montserrat. Two young people in Montserrat suffered critical injuries after rocks fell on them. The incident led to an urgent evacuation and medical intervention. The situation highlights the risks faced by outdoor enthusiasts in Spain.

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Authorities scale up green wall project along major highway

Madrid spends €6.2 million on new vertical gardens along the M-30. Madrid begins installation of a second vertical garden on the M-30. The project will cost the city more than the previous one and will cover 400 meters. The new development has sparked debate among experts and residents of the capital.

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Exhibition in Barcelona explores an artist's journey into nature

180 Works by Esther Boix How the Artist Transformed Catalan Art and Societal Perspectives. Barcelona hosts the largest-ever retrospective of Esther Boix. The exhibition explores how the artist’s personal journey shaped Catalonia’s art scene. Highlighted themes include the fight for rights, education, and a close connection to nature.

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Embestida on Netflix sparks debate in Spain

Embestida on Netflix A shark invasion film that spotlights climate risks. Why the new disaster thriller is sparking debate in Spain. The film blends suspense with eco-drama, focusing on the consequences of climate change and its impact on cities.

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Heavy rains and snowfall bring winter back to Spain

Sharp cold snap and storms 13 Spanish regions face severe weather threat. A new cyclone brings rain, snow, and strong winds across Spain. Weather alerts issued in 13 regions. Sharp temperature drops and severe weather conditions expected.

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480,000 km without a drop of diesel why PepsiCo's move could have unexpected consequences

PepsiCo challenges diesel in India but there's a catch everyone misses. PepsiCo is converting its trucks to electric but behind the headline numbers there's a detail that could reshape the entire industry. What does this mean for the market and why could the consequences be surprising? Read more in our report.

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How many Rodalies trains are running with restrictions after the accident

179 speed restrictions on Rodalies Gelida accident still disrupts services. Speed limits on Rodalies have persisted across Catalonia for nearly three months. Authorities pledge to restore normal services by June. Read on for details about the causes and impacts for passengers.

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Причины прекращения общественного компостирования в Hortaleza

Unique Community Composting Project Shut Down in Madrid What’s Changed for the Neighborhood. Public composters in Hortaleza have been closed. Authorities’ decision has disrupted the usual waste management routine. Residents now face new challenges and have lost control over local recycling.

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New archaeological discoveries revealed in the waters of Cadiz

34 Sunken Ships Found in Algeciras Bay from the 5th to the 20th Century. Dozens of shipwrecks from different eras have been discovered in Algeciras Bay. This research highlights risks to Spain’s underwater heritage. The new findings may reshape strategies for protecting historic sites.

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Three generators at the Rayo Vallecano stadium worry local residents

Madrid Residents Suffer From Diesel Generators Near Rayo Vallecano Stadium. In Madrid, residents complain about noise and fumes from generators by the stadium. The problem has lasted for months and affects health. Authorities and the club have not responded to complaints.

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A sudden cold snap will replace the heat this weekend

Spain loses summer in 48 hours as temperatures plunge by 20 degrees. Spain is facing a sudden weather shift. After summer heat, a sharp drop to winter-like temperatures is expected. These swings could affect daily routines and residents’ plans.

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Heavy rains and storms sweep across the western regions

Anomalous rains and storms which regions of Spain are at risk. Spain is experiencing a wave of heavy rains and storms, disrupting the usual spring pattern. Several autonomous communities are under a yellow weather alert. The new weather system has already changed temperature levels and affected residents’ plans.

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Andalusian Government Redirected Water Fees Millions of Euros at Risk

Andalusian Government Redirected Water Fees Millions of Euros at Risk. In Andalusia, funds collected from water fees were used for projects other than purification. The decision sparked criticism and could result in new fines. Our article examines the conflict and its impact on the region.

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Strong winds and heavy rain threaten the Canary Islands

Anomalous winds and cold snap Canary Islands brace for weather surprises. The Canary Islands will face a sharp drop in temperatures, stronger winds, and a risk of precipitation. Forecasts predict unstable weather and possible frost in Tenerife. Authorities warn residents and tourists about potential impacts.

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Authorities halt project following residents’ complaints

Construction of Wind Farm in Cantabria Halted Ministry Decision Sparks Debate. Installation of the last two wind turbines in Cantabria has been suspended Ministry officials cited local residents' complaints The move could affect the region's energy sector

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Current status of wildfires in Galicia: all you need to know

Major wildfires stabilized in Galicia 750 hectares of forest burned. Authorities in Galicia have brought two large wildfires under control Approximately 750 hectares were affected The alert near residential areas has been lifted The causes of the fires are still being investigated

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Heavy rains to follow sudden heatwave in Galicia and Andalucía

Temperature swings and rain in Spain week starts with heat up to 30°C. Spain begins the week with May-like heat, but a sharp weather shift is expected tomorrow. An Atlantic front will bring rain and cooler temperatures to western and southern regions. These changes will affect millions of residents and may disrupt weekend plans.

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Weather experts warn of storms and cooler temperatures in the capital

Spring showers and cooling temperatures signal weather pattern shift in Madrid. Rain and thunderstorms are expected in Madrid, with temperatures beginning to drop. These changes will affect all areas of the region. The new wave of precipitation may impact residents’ plans and transportation.

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Weather shift to bring heavy rain and thunderstorms to western regions

Powerful Cyclone to Hit Spain Cold Snap and Heavy Rain After Heatwave. After an intense heatwave, Spain faces a sharp change in weather. Starting Monday, a powerful cyclone will impact the western regions, bringing heavy rain, thunderstorms, and a sudden drop in temperatures, affecting millions of residents.

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Monday evening storm to bring rain and strong winds

Spain faces sudden weather shift storm heat and African dust. At the start of the week, Spain will experience changes: after a clear morning, a storm with rain and strong winds is expected. Some regions will see above-average temperatures. Authorities warn of risks in western areas.

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What’s fueling the debate over rubber surfacing in Madrid’s playgrounds

Madrid City Hall restricts rubber surfaces in parks over toxins and drainage. A debate has erupted in Madrid over the use of rubber surfaces in children's playgrounds. City decisions have sparked concerns among residents and experts. This story covers the details of the conflict and its impact on the capital.

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Catalonia's reservoirs see a sharp increase in water reserves

Why Catalonia's Water Levels Surprised Everyone Again. Reservoirs in Catalonia have reached record-high levels. The increase in water reserves is affecting daily life in the region. Authorities explain what has changed and what this means for residents.

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Volvo’s hydrogen trucks could transform the freight industry in unexpected ways

Volvo Hydrogen Trucks Why Their Launch Could Reshape the Transport Market. Volvo has begun testing hydrogen-powered trucks, which could be a game-changer for carriers. They offer more power than electric models and a range comparable to diesel, but there's a nuance that could change everything. The market’s outlook remains uncertain.

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Climber falls 20 meters in Parc Natural dels Ports

Rescue teams respond to fall in Catalonia mountains emergency evacuation and critical condition. A serious incident occurred in Parc Natural dels Ports: a climber fell from a height of 20 meters. His condition is reported as critical. The event triggered a large-scale rescue operation and has sparked debate on safety measures.

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Animal rescue in Madrid What happened in the past 24 hours

Two unusual rescues in Madrid a roe deer and a cat freed in 24 hours. A roe deer and a cat were rescued in Madrid within 24 hours. Both animals were unharmed. The operations highlighted the swift response of local emergency services.

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Canal Sur Andalucía schedule for April 5 2026

Sunday Schedule on Canal Sur Andalucía New Formats Unexpected Topics and Iconic Shows. The usual TV routine in Andalusia has changed. New formats and topics on air now address the interests of different generations. The schedule features unexpected subjects and fresh takes on classic programs.

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How 5,631 Trees from Argentina Transformed Barcelona's Springtime Look

Barcelona’s Spring Hue Comes from a Rare Tree. Every spring, Barcelona is covered in an unusual lavender shade. The cause is thousands of trees from South America. The city is changing its approach to green spaces to protect the ecosystem.

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Residents in Madrid form an energy community facing high electricity bills

Madrid Residents Save Thousands as Solar Panels Transform City Neighborhoods. In the Tercio Terol neighborhood of Madrid, residents joined forces to cut electricity costs. Their initiative has inspired other districts across the capital. The project has already attracted the attention of neighbors and experts.

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Supreme Court of Spain reconsiders legal protection of historic sites

Fate of Santa Eulalia Colony Spanish Supreme Court to Decide Monument's Future. The Spanish Supreme Court is reviewing the case on preserving the Santa Eulalia colony. The ruling could reshape the nationwide approach to protecting historical monuments. The issue centers on government responsibility for cultural heritage.

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Top 5 yachting destinations in Spain for next season

Yacht Charters in Spain See New Routes and Record Demand in 2026. In 2026, Spain is experiencing a surge in interest for yacht charters, leading to new routes and exclusive offers. Unique opportunities for Mediterranean travel are attracting both seasoned sailors and newcomers.

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How Grazalema Became Safer After the Disaster

Grazalema returns to life how the city has changed after mass evacuation. Grazalema faced a large-scale departure due to heavy rains Now the city is recovering and becoming safer Authorities have allocated billions of euros for aid and infrastructure

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4,000 people attended the first fountain show at the gardens of La Granja

La Granja Fountain Season Begins Thousands of Visitors and the New Cascada Nueva. The fountain season has opened in the gardens of the Palacio Real de La Granja de San Ildefonso, drawing thousands of visitors. Around 50 fountain shows are scheduled this year, with the newly restored Cascada Nueva featured for the first time. The fountains operate solely by gravity.

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Dog owners in Barcelona face new fines

Barcelona spends millions to fight dirt new fines and rules for dog owners. Barcelona has launched a campaign targeting cleanliness violators. Authorities have tightened oversight of dog owners and introduced new fines. This move could reshape attitudes toward the city’s public spaces.

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Thick Dust Cloud Hits Canary Islands Air Quality and Visibility Worsen

Authorities warn of health risks from dust. In the coming days, the Canary Islands will experience intense calima. A sharp drop in visibility and a decline in air quality are expected. Authorities are introducing precautionary measures for residents and visitors.

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