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756 newsInvestigation uncovers secret payments for Forestalia project permits
5.2 million euros: how a loan scheme exposed corruption in environmental sector. A complex loan scheme worth €5.2 million has been uncovered in Spain. The funds were used to bribe an official to expedite permits for Forestalia projects. This investigation could transform the approach to overseeing environmental permits.
Dual education and a background in the Junta paved the way for Ceña’s political ascent
The Unexpected Journey of the Soria ¡Ya! Candidate: How a Civil Servant Became the Face of Change. José Ángel Ceña, a former civil servant, led Soria ¡Ya! in the Castilla y León elections. His career and education have become crucial drivers of change in the region. Upcoming elections could shift the balance of power in the autonomous community.
An influential woman at the heart of political games, little known but always present in crucial moments of power
Manuel Fraga's Wife How Carmen Esteves Influenced Spanish Politics Under Franco. For nearly 50 years, Carmen Esteves stayed in the shadow of Manuel Fraga, witnessing the era's pivotal moments. Her influence on Spanish politics during the Franco regime long went unnoticed.
Внезапное вмешательство на театральной премьере, удивление публики и спорные решения — раскроем детали
Scandal in Collado Villalba Attempt to Halt Play Sparks Public Uproar. In Collado Villalba, an official tried to stop a play during the performance, triggering a strong reaction from both the audience and politicians. The incident has ignited debate about freedom of speech in Spain.
Скандальное решение Судебного совета Испании разделило экспертов, неожиданная развязка близко
Judicial commission refuses to fine judge for insulting Prime Minister’s wife. In Spain, a judge has escaped punishment for a scandalous message about the Prime Minister’s wife. The commission’s decision sparked debate within the judicial body. Details of the proceedings and the impact on the justice system.
Unexpected twist: Montero’s bold response sparks speculation about the 2027 election date amidst growing tensions
Vice Premier Montero dismisses early election rumors and keeps the suspense. Spain debates the possibility of overlapping elections. Montero insists that elections will take place in 2027. She also commented on the controversy surrounding her parliamentary seat.
Breaking news and unexpected twists: a high-profile case in Córdoba is left without judicial review
Transport Minister Cleared After Railway Tragedy. A Spanish court declined to pursue charges against the Transport Minister. The decision concerns a fatal railway incident in Córdoba. This ruling could shape the course of future investigations into similar events.
Valencia’s investigation heats up—scandal, suspense, and new revelations about the city’s apartments ahead
Valencia sets up commission to investigate controversial VPP housing deals. Valencia authorities have established a commission to review disputed VPP housing deals. The opposition questions the transparency of the process. The commission's decisions could impact the real estate market and public trust in the government.
Officials uncovered just a single 2022 trip by Gómez to the Dominican Republic, leaving many questions
UCO confirms Begoña Gómez’s only trip to the Dominican Republic for a business forum. Details of Begoña Gómez’s visit to the Dominican Republic have been revealed in Spain. Authorities have confirmed just one trip in 2022. This decision affects the course of the investigation and raises new questions.
Incredible real estate moves in one of Barcelona’s most high-profile addresses—regional authorities now own seven entire floors at the very heart of the city
Half of the Bank of Spain building in Barcelona acquired by the Generalitat for €58.4 million. Catalan authorities have purchased part of the historic building on Plaça de Catalunya. The deal will lower rental costs and reshape the structure of government offices. A major renovation is planned for the building in the coming years.
Unexpected move by Barcelona authorities stirs discussion and concerns among social sector professionals sparking debates over future opportunities and stability
Barcelona: Social workers go on strike over new working conditions. Social workers in Barcelona are preparing a major strike. The reason—a new labor contract that strips them of key benefits. This could impact the quality of services provided to city residents.
An insider reveals who truly called the shots at the crisis center
UME Commander Refutes Ex-Official's Defense in Flood Case. Military testimony casts doubt on the official account of actions, reshaping the legal landscape of the investigation and its political fallout. The focus is on alerts, evacuation, and the protection of the population
The Madrid City Council stands its ground, setting the stage for a continued showdown and further intrigue
Court Admits Complaint Against Second Edition of Madrid Terrace Regulations. The court has accepted Fravm’s lawsuit challenging the updated terrace regulations for review. This raises questions about the new rules and their impact on accessibility. The outcome could affect city residents and businesses across Madrid.
Unexpected findings reveal surprising links between environmental issues and business success in Spain
Former official detained in Madrid in Forestalia permits investigation. A scheme involving permits for Forestalia projects has been uncovered in Spain. The investigation revealed influence over environmental decisions. This case could reshape oversight in the green energy sector.
Secret deals, high stakes and unexpected twists: unraveling how a former official acquired a stake in a lucrative business
Power and Business Why the Arrest in Teruel Sparked Controversy. A scheme involving a former official has been uncovered in Spain. He received a share in companies in exchange for approving projects. This could change the approach to environmental regulation.
The minister's stance sparks unexpected twists and sharp debates in the Spanish Senate
Spanish authorities prepare response to journalist incident in Senate. A conflict broke out in the Spanish Senate involving a journalist and a senator. The Interior Minister is demanding urgent clarification and promises tough action. The decision may affect the work of parliamentary media.
Unexpected turn: budget allocations in Badajoz reaching the prime minister’s brother raise questions, discover curious details and background
Payment Scandal: Prime Minister’s Brother Received 340,000 Euros. Details of payments to the Prime Minister’s brother have come to light in Spain. The amount exceeded 340,000 euros. The Badajoz court will investigate whether any violations occurred.
A surprising verdict that will set a precedent — what this momentous decision could mean for Spain and why everyone is watching with bated breath
Spanish Supreme Court Upholds Penalty for Former Attorney General Over Data Disclosure. The Spanish Supreme Court has refused to overturn the penalty imposed on the former Attorney General for disclosing confidential information. This court decision may impact prosecutorial operations and shape attitudes toward officials’ public statements. Our story covers case details and implications for the justice system.
Unexpected power shifts and ambitious reforms: how decisions made at the top will impact millions across Spain
Spanish Prosecutor’s Office Surprising Changes and the Battle for Key Positions. A new era begins for Spain’s Prosecutor’s Office. Teresa Peramato’s decisions could shift the balance of power. Major appointments impact the Supreme Court and other crucial institutions.
Judicial reform sparks delays and a staffing crisis, chaos deepens as courts struggle to cope
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.
Unexpected growth, hidden motives, and budget revelations — what’s really behind the boost in Felipe VI and Letizia’s royal income
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.
Scandals, promises, and silence — how anti-harassment training quietly vanished, leaving many questions in Spain
Spanish authorities announce crackdown on harassment, but no evidence of training. After the Moncloa scandal, officials promised anti-harassment courses. Yet no contracts or trainers have been found. Employees report no training—only posters on walls.
A partner in the Ayuso case and an unexpected twist—€10,000 at the center of a scandal, new details surface, raising fresh questions and sparking heated debate
Spanish Supreme Court prepares unusual payout in secret disclosure case. The Spanish Supreme Court announced a €10,000 transfer to Ayuso's partner. The funds were issued after the former Attorney General paid a fine. The case has taken an unexpected turn and sparked widespread public reaction.
Striking contrasts between Montoro’s public profile and concealed assets raise powerful questions about governmental transparency
Court in Montoro case demands complete Equipo Económico reports for 17 years. What's happening with the investigation into Equipo Económico and former officials? The court has unexpectedly ramped up the case, requesting detailed reports and information on the assets of those involved. Why this could reshape perceptions of government transparency in Spain — find out more in our coverage.
Experts warn: a prolonged investigation could spark a shift in how Spain tackles corruption cases, raising questions and stirring up growing public interest
Tarragona court extends investigation into Montoro case and requests new documents. What's happening with the Montoro case? The Tarragona court has unexpectedly extended the investigation linked to high-profile corruption charges and suspicious payments from gas companies. Find out why this decision could impact the entire government oversight system in our story.
Why the Spanish justice system may face an unprecedented shakeup: UPF issues a sharp warning about one-sided power games, judicial independence, and the hidden dangers threatening institutions
Prosecutors Oppose Reform: Why Strengthening Judges Raises Concerns in the System. A heated debate is unfolding in Spain over judicial reform: prosecutors are demanding equal reinforcement for their ranks, fearing a structural imbalance. Why this decision could change how courts operate and affect every citizen—read our report.
What sparked the protests after García Ortiz's reinstatement: the growing turmoil within Spain's justice system, what might happen next with the prosecution, and why this story has everyone talking
Controversial Dispute Erupts Over Former Prosecutor's Return to Spanish Supreme Court. A fresh conflict is brewing in Spain: the partner of Madrid's leader challenges the reinstatement of former Attorney General García Ortiz to the Supreme Court after his conviction. What does this mean for the justice system? The intrigue deepens.
Why the García Ortiz case is shaking up Spain: doubts, debates and what’s at stake for the prosecution system
Conflict escalates in Madrid over fate of former attorney general. At the center of a high-profile scandal is the demand to disbar the former attorney general after his conviction for disclosing information. The partner of Madrid’s leader has intervened, and the authorities’ decision has already sparked heated debate.
Why Spanish lawyers are rallying behind one of their own
Spanish prosecutors raise funds to pay former Attorney General's fine. Prosecutors in Spain collected €17,200 to cover the fine and compensation imposed on the former Attorney General. The money came from colleagues and citizens. The story sparked a heated response in the legal community.
A scandal shaking Spain’s political elite
Francisco Granados in the Dock Major Corruption Case in Madrid. Former leader of Madrid's PP branch Francisco Granados is now at the center of a high-profile trial. He faces charges of large-scale fraud involving municipal contracts. Lengthy hearings and sensational testimonies are expected ahead.
Who is behind the mysterious transfers and what secrets do the accounts hold
Investigation Demands Disclosure of Bank Transactions of Former Acciona and Erkolan Cooperative Executives. The Guardia Civil insists on scrutinizing the accounts of former Acciona top managers. Attention is also focused on the Erkolan cooperative and links to the Sedrana family. New details from the investigation raise questions.
Who is behind the scandal shaking Madrid’s medical community
Madrid Medical Association Leaders Investigated for Abuse of Authority. Authorities in Madrid are investigating actions by the leadership of the Medical Association. They are suspected of violating the law in the removal of the electoral commission. At the center of the scandal are power struggles and questions of transparency.
The Esteban case shakes the entire Spanish legal community
Spanish Constitutional Court Overturns Supreme Court Rulings in Case of Minors Prosecutor. The Constitutional Court found rights violations in the annulment of Prosecutor Esteban's appointment. The Supreme Court's decision has been declared invalid. The case has taken an unexpected turn.
Why the reinstatement of García Ortiz is stirring debate among legal experts
Former Spanish Attorney General Returns to Supreme Court After Scandal. Teresa Peramato allows the ex-Attorney General to return to the Supreme Court. The decision is based on legal nuances and precedents. The situation has sparked lively debate within the professional community.
Why Are Lawyers Turning Down High-Profile Cases in Spain
Marino Turel Leads Defense of Former Minister José Luis Ábalos in Koldo Case. José Luis Ábalos has a new defense attorney — Marino Turel. The former transport minister is at the center of a scandal linked to mask procurement contracts during the pandemic.
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