Spain’s National Court has upheld a €15,000 fine against an 'El Confidencial' journalist for insider trading. The case marks the first time a Spanish reporter has been sanctioned for market abuse. The journalist plans to appeal.
Spain’s National Court has upheld a €15,000 penalty against Agustín Estructura, deputy director of El Confidencial, for buying OHL shares while in possession of privileged information. The ruling sets a precedent for journalists under market abuse laws.
Transport Minister Óscar Puente has sharply criticized Javier Negre's greeting to King Felipe VI in Colombia, prompting a heated exchange and renewed debate over the monarchy's public image.
Transport Minister Óscar Puente has sharply criticized King Felipe VI for appearing in a photo with Javier Negre. The incident in Colombia has sparked debate over the monarch's public associations and the role of controversial media figures.
Javier Ruiz ended his tenure at RTVE by urging viewers to value rigorous journalism. Under his leadership, Mañaneros 360 nearly doubled its audience share. The program now faces a new chapter.
RTVE has appointed Gonzalo Miró and Ane Ibarzabal as the new faces of Malas Lenguas while Jesús Cintora takes his summer break. The programme continues on weekdays and Saturday nights.
2Cat posted its strongest July audience in two decades, boosted by FIFA World Cup matches in Catalan. The channel’s audience rose 28.6% from June, reaching more than 4 million unique viewers.
Spain faces a impressive test of its democratic institutions. Their strength will be judged by whether those in power accept defeat. Populism and technocracy now put that principle under pressure.
Julia Janeiro has publicly questioned the widely accepted story about her family, saying the truth differs from what has been presented for years. Her remarks come as her parents enjoy a strong period in their marriage.
Jeremy Clarkson has declared the Porsche 911 GT3 Touring the finest sports car he has ever driven. The former Top Gear host highlights its balance of everyday usability and uncompromising performance.
A generation of Catalan sports journalists is stepping down from TV3 and Catalunya Ràdio, marking a shift in how sports are covered across the region. Their legacy is shaping the next era of sports media.
Spain’s basic commercial broadcasters have launched a campaign over the low visibility of free-to-air TV on internet-connected televisions. UTECA argues that Smart TV interfaces are sidelining traditional channels, affecting millions of viewers.
Argentina’s defeat in the World Cup final has triggered a wave of conspiracy theories online. Coach Lionel Scaloni dismissed the rumors, while digital platforms amplified fringe voices. The debate highlights the role of algorithms in shaping public perception.
Mediaset España signed Josep Pedrerol and ‘El Chiringuito’ after 13 years at Atresmedia. The show was initially slated for September, but premiered on Energy on August 17, 2026, with its familiar team and format intact.
After 13 years, Josep Pedrerol has ended his run at Atresmedia. El Chiringuito will continue, likely on a new channel, as the show’s future and next broadcaster draw industry attention.
Rodrigo De Paul spoke out after Argentina’s World Cup final victory. In a direct social media message, he addressed conspiracy theories and international criticism, highlighting the tension surrounding the team’s performance.
María Casado has announced her departure from Informativos Telecinco’s weekend editions, citing personal reasons and the difficulty of balancing life between Málaga and Madrid. Mediaset has expressed hope for future collaboration.
A live TVE broadcast with the Spanish Royal Family ahead of the Spain-Argentina World Cup final ended abruptly. Infanta Sofía’s remarks were cut short, leaving viewers with an incomplete royal message and drawing immediate attention.
Pedro Sánchez is under renewed pressure over the roles of Santos Cerdán and Ábalos in PSOE. Recent revelations have intensified debate about their continued presence in party leadership and on electoral lists.
Many French supporters are backing Spain ahead of the World Cup final, driven by recent tensions with Argentina. The rivalry and off-field incidents have left a mark before the decisive match.
Carlos Alsina ends his 11-year run as the early morning voice of Más de Uno, handing the 6 AM slot to Rafa Latorre while remaining with the program. Alsina will focus on creative radio projects and midday broadcasting.
Pascual Ariño, a real estate investor with 16 properties, has publicly criticized Spain's tax system for self-employed workers on modest incomes. On 'laSexta Xplica', he argued that high taxes and social security costs are driving professionals abroad and fueling the underground economy.
Kick CEO Eddie Craven’s viewbotting allegations against StableRonaldo and Lacy prompted the streamers to publicly disclose revenue figures. The dispute has renewed debate over audience authenticity and platform policies.
Silvia Intxaurrondo takes legal action against RTVE after a major pay cut. The journalist seeks to restore her previous salary and secure a permanent position. Rumors link her to the new La Séptima channel.
Silvia Intxaurrondo is seeking the restoration of her previous salary and employment status in court against RTVE. The dispute comes as she negotiates a possible move to La Séptima, while her future at the public broadcaster remains uncertain.
Javier Chicote has been dismissed from 'ABC' after a management decision. He said the newspaper let him go as it entered a new editorial phase. His departure has fueled debate over the future of investigative reporting in Spain.
Claudio Savoia, political editor at Clarín and a TN panelist, made a disputed comparison involving Malvinas War casualties. His remarks drew criticism for perceived disrespect toward fallen soldiers and their families.
Atresmedia and Josep Pedrerol are ending their collaboration after 13 years. The journalist will step down from 'El Chiringuito' and 'Jugones' on July 20. The decision signals a major shift for Spanish sports television.
The Spanish Congress has moved to permanently withdraw Vito Zoppellari Quiles’ press accreditation after repeated serious violations, ending his access to the lower chamber. The decision also affects another journalist.
The team of 'De lunes a viernes' paid tribute to Carlos Zapata after his death. The live broadcast ended in silence and visible emotion, reflecting the loss felt by presenters and collaborators.
Telecinco’s afternoon show 'De lunes a viernes' paid tribute to Carlos Zapata after his unexpected death. The tribute visibly moved the team, and the loss has left a mark on Mediaset staff.
ABC has parted ways with Javier Chicote amid a shake-up of its investigative team. The move comes after 14 years of his reporting and follows recent changes in newsroom leadership.
Ronaldo Nazario has reignited debate about Neymar’s role in Brazil’s squad. His remarks highlight the uncertainty surrounding the forward after his injuries and raise questions about coach Ancelotti’s plans for the national team.
At the Allen & Co. conference in Sun Valley, leading tech and media figures moved away from traditional Silicon Valley attire. Lauren Sánchez and Ivanka Trump introduced new style elements, drawing attention to developing dress codes.
Jota Martínez Galiana’s novel 'Malpaís' confronts political corruption and violence, while examining journalism’s erosion in Valencia. The book draws on real scandals and challenges the idea of compassion for those in power.
