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Mobile and Virtual Offices Handle 5,000 Requests in Four Months

The Generalitat’s virtual and mobile offices have processed nearly 5,000 citizen requests since October. Most inquiries concern civil partnerships and disability. The service now covers even the smallest municipalities.

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Former Sevilla FC President Offers to Help Reform Spanish Prisons

José María del Nido, ex-president of Sevilla FC, calls for a stronger focus on rehabilitation in Spanish prisons. He offers to work with authorities to improve the system after serving his own sentence.

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Vox Loses Majority of Its Madrid City Council Group After Expulsions

Vox now holds just two seats in Madrid’s city council after expelling Carla Toscano and Ignacio Ansaldo. The party faces its weakest position ahead of the 2027 elections. Administrative changes and legal disputes have reshaped the group.

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UME Soldier Dies in Truck Accident During Huesca Wildfire Response

A UME serviceman lost his life after a truck overturned during wildfire operations in Huesca. Three other military personnel were injured. The incident occurred near Atarés amid efforts to control the Las Peñas de Riglos fire.

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French Teacher Retires at 61 with €2,454 Monthly Pension

Joël, a French secondary school teacher, retired at 61 after nearly 30 years in public education. He now receives a net pension of €2,454 per month and volunteers teaching French to foreigners. His case highlights the complexities of early retirement rules in France.

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PSOE Deputy in Ceuta Demands Government Delegate Resign Over Migration Crisis

Melchor León, a senior PSOE figure in Ceuta, has publicly called for the resignation of Miguel Ángel Pérez Triano. The move exposes deep divisions within the party amid the ongoing migration crisis in the city.

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Assumpta Serna Exposes Failures in Catalonia's Elderly Care Aid System

Actress Assumpta Serna denounces severe delays and bureaucracy in Catalonia's dependency aid. Thousands die waiting for support. Families face complex rules and limited help, sparking calls for urgent reform.

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Moroccan Authorities Expel Efe and TVE Journalists from Castillejos

Moroccan officials forced Efe and TVE journalists to leave Castillejos. The reporters were covering police action against migrants near the Ceuta border. The order came without explanation and under threat of equipment confiscation.

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DGT Fines Guardia Civil Patrols for Speeding During Armed Robbery Chase

Two Guardia Civil patrols were fined for speeding while responding to an armed robbery. The automated system flagged their urgent pursuit, sparking a legal dispute that exposed flaws in Spain’s traffic enforcement for emergency vehicles.

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Defence Minister Robles Delays Senate Appearance Amid Ceuta Crisis Tensions

Margarita Robles will not appear before the Senate to address the Ceuta crisis until the regular session begins. The PP accuses the government of blocking ministers from testifying. Political pressure mounts in Madrid.

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Valencian Prosecutors Launch Probe Into Vox Deputies Over Confidential Data Leak

The Valencian Prosecutor's Office has begun investigating two Vox deputies after they were caught discussing confidential case details. The incident, recorded by an open microphone, has sparked political tension and raised questions about judicial secrecy.

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María Jesús Montero Faces Challenge Leading PSOE in Andalusia

María Jesús Montero takes charge of the PSOE in Andalusia after historic losses. The new coalition between PP and Vox changes the balance of power. Left-wing parties now dominate the opposition benches.

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Inmates at Figueres Prison Breach Internal Network Security

A security breach at Puig de les Basses prison allowed inmates to access confidential files. Authorities confirm no critical systems were compromised. The incident has triggered a full investigation and new security measures.

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Senate Clash as Marlaska Skips Ceuta Crisis Hearing

The Senate's Interior Commission met without Minister Marlaska, intensifying the standoff over Ceuta. PP, Vox, and Junts criticized the government and warned of legal action. The empty chair became a symbol of the dispute.

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AP-7 Toll Worker Arrested for Alleged Cash Fraud

A veteran AP-7 toll employee has been detained for allegedly pocketing over €1,200 by manipulating cash payments. The case highlights vulnerabilities in toll collection and could lead to a prison sentence if proven.

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Minister Óscar Puente's Public Rebuke of King Felipe VI Sparks Tension

Transport Minister Óscar Puente called the King's meeting with Javier Negre an 'absolute ignominy'. The incident has triggered rare public friction between the Spanish government and the monarchy.

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Flexible retirement in Spain: new 25% pension bonus for part-time work

From August 2026, Spanish pensioners who take up flexible retirement and work 55–80% of a full schedule will receive a 25% pension supplement. The reform also opens the scheme to self-employed workers.

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Catalonia’s Audit Chief Calls for Stronger Oversight of Public Funds

Llum Rodríguez, the first woman to lead Catalonia’s audit office, highlights gaps in planning and oversight. She urges more transparency and warns that many public resources lack proper follow-up. The Parliament holds the key to change.

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Telemadrid Faces Scrutiny Over Direct Hire of Director General’s Driver

The main union at Telemadrid has reported the hiring of the director general’s driver. The employee was added to the public broadcaster’s staff while a private contract was still active. The process is now under investigation.

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Ayuso Government Awards Project for Sol Headquarters Without Tender

The Madrid regional government has granted a no-bid contract for the redesign of its main headquarters. The project, valued at nearly €60,000, precedes planned works estimated at €1.65 million. The process and scale have sparked debate.

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Planifica Madrid Restores Agenda After Months of Silence on Penthouse Deal

Planifica Madrid resumed publishing its official agenda after a four-month gap. The update follows scrutiny over the hidden purchase of a luxury penthouse in Chamberí. Key details about the transaction remain undisclosed.

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Police Agent Refuses to Hand Over Phone in Harassment Case

A police agent in New Delhi accuses her suspended chief of harassment. The court demands her phone for audio analysis, but her defense resists. The case exposes tensions over victims' rights and evidence handling.

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Catalan Education Department Admits Merit Calculation Errors in 400 Job Exams

The Generalitat's Education Department has acknowledged calculation errors in the provisional merit list for 400 educational support jobs. The revised list will be published this Thursday. The incident has sparked criticism from Junts.

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Madrid Government to Sell Controversial €6.3 Million Penthouse

The Madrid regional government will put a €6.3 million penthouse up for sale. The property, bought by a public company, cannot be used as planned. Officials insist the funds will aid wildfire recovery.

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Catalan Antifraud Office Probes Ripoll Mayor’s Daughter’s Police Hire

Catalonia’s Antifraud Office has opened an investigation into the urgent hiring of the Ripoll mayor’s daughter as a local police officer. The process, led by Sílvia Orriols, is under review for possible legal breaches.

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Marc Puigtió Steps Down as ERC Girona Candidate After Audio Leak

Marc Puigtió has withdrawn as ERC's Girona candidate after a leaked audio scandal. The party opened an internal investigation. The incident triggered resignations and raised concerns about political ethics.

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Ayuso Faces Scrutiny Over Unexplained Mexico Trip Expenses

Madrid's president declared only €623 in official expenses for her Mexico trip. The opposition questions who covered the rest and demands transparency. The controversy grows amid internal tensions in the regional government.

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PSC Demands Independent Audit Over Ripoll Mayor’s Daughter Police Hire

Ripoll’s opposition intensifies scrutiny of the mayor after her daughter’s urgent appointment as interim police officer. PSC now demands a full independent audit of the hiring process and public disclosure of all findings.

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Seville Prosecutor Files Fraud Complaint Against Vito Quiles

The Seville prosecutor has filed a criminal complaint against Vito Quiles. He is accused of misleading donors by mixing funds for social causes with personal financing. The case could lead to prison if proven.

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Junts Deputy Files Complaint After Language Dispute at La Junquera Police Station

A Junts deputy clashed with police in La Junquera over language use and a DNI fee. The situation escalated, leading to mutual complaints and official reports. The case highlights ongoing tensions around language rights in Catalonia.

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PP Urges Public Support for Ayuso Amid Chamberí Penthouse Controversy

Madrid's PP leadership has called on deputies and staff to publicly support Isabel Díaz Ayuso. The move comes as questions mount over the purchase of a luxury penthouse in Chamberí. The party seeks to counter growing criticism.

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Junts MP Files Complaint Against Police Over Alleged Discriminatory Treatment

Isaac Padrós, a Junts MP, has accused a National Police officer in Girona of discriminatory and humiliating conduct during his daughter's ID renewal. The complaint highlights alleged violations of civic rights and official misconduct.

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Firefighters in León Face Delays as New Helibase Remains Incomplete

The El Oterico helibase in León, built for wildfire response, has only just become partially usable after major delays and safety issues. Firefighters report critical gaps in infrastructure, risking slower emergency action.

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Pedro Pacheco Reveals Lasting Impact of Prison Experience

Pedro Pacheco, ex-mayor of Jerez, shares how his prison term changed his life. He criticises the justice system and highlights the challenges of social reintegration. His story exposes deep flaws in Spain’s approach to incarceration.

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Madrid PSOE Demands Urgent Assembly Session Over Chamberí Penthouse Purchase

Madrid's PSOE calls for an extraordinary Assembly meeting after the regional government’s secretive purchase of a luxury penthouse in Chamberí. The opposition demands full disclosure and documentation from Ayuso’s team.

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