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Sant Joan in Barcelona: 90,000 Celebrate Amid Heat and High Fire Risk
Barcelona's Sant Joan festivities drew 90,000 to the beaches despite extreme heat and fire risk. Emergency services reported few serious incidents, but police made arrests and fire crews responded to over 100 blazes.
Massive Police Operation Secures San Juan Night in Las Moreras After Recent Violence
San Juan celebrations in Las Moreras unfolded under intense police presence. Recent violent incidents led to strict entry checks and heightened security. Attendance dropped as heat and safety fears changed the festival's atmosphere.
Evictions Spark Tension in La Mina as 58 Public Flats Cleared
Authorities have begun evicting 58 occupied public flats in La Mina, Sant Adrià. The move, aimed at relocating residents from the Venus building, has triggered unrest and repeated reoccupations. Tensions remain high.
Fire on 24th Floor Forces Evacuation of Torre Moeve in Madrid
A fire broke out on the 24th floor of Torre Moeve in Madrid’s business district. Workers were urgently evacuated as smoke became visible across the city. The cause and possible injuries remain unknown.
Police in Valencia Justify Officer’s Push Against Retired Teacher During Protest
A police report claims an officer’s push that injured a retired teacher during a Valencia protest followed regulations. The incident, widely shared online, has sparked an official investigation and public debate.
Police Seize 139 Stolen Phones at Barcelona-Nord After Primavera Sound Thefts
A man was arrested at Barcelona-Nord station with 139 stolen phones. The devices, worth €150,000, were taken during Primavera Sound. Police intercepted him as he tried to leave for Romania.
CC OO-PV Seeks to Join Case Against Police Officer Over Teacher Assault in Valencia
CC OO-PV has filed a criminal complaint after a retired teacher was injured by a police officer during a peaceful protest in Valencia. The union is seeking to act as a popular prosecution. The case is now under judicial investigation.
PP Faces Police Backlash Over Judge Peinado's Remarks in Gómez Case
Judge Peinado's move to send Begoña Gómez to trial has sparked sharp police union protests. The PP supports security forces but admits Gómez's guilt is unproven. The CGPJ may discipline the judge.
Badajoz Baker Held After Family Links Him to David Salazar's Death
A baker in Badajoz continued working with a body hidden in his shop. Family suspicions and persistent investigation led to the discovery of David Salazar's remains. The case has shaken the local community and raised questions about police response.
Man in Critical Condition After Apartment Fire in Carabanchel
A 51-year-old man was found unconscious and in cardiac arrest after a fire broke out in his Carabanchel apartment. Firefighters and emergency medics intervened, stabilizing him before urgent transfer to hospital.
Police Unions Condemn Judge Peinado Over Claims on Begoña Gómez's Security Detail
Spain's main police unions have sharply criticized Judge Juan Carlos Peinado. His suggestion that officers protecting Begoña Gómez could aid her escape has triggered a rare united response. The unions call the claims baseless and damaging.
Spanish Police Can Instantly Check If Your Car’s ITV Is Expired
Spanish traffic officers no longer need to see your documents to know if your car’s ITV is expired. Digital records reveal the inspection status instantly, and missing or outdated ITV can lead to hefty fines or even having your car immobilized.
Spanish Court Releases Two Men Linked to Hezbolá After Judicial Error
Two Spanish nationals detained for alleged ties to Hezbolá have been released with restrictions. Their arrest was rushed after a judicial document was mistakenly published online. The case has sparked debate over police procedures and data security.
Young Man Found Dead After Nighttime Running Accident in Artés
A 20-year-old man was found dead after going missing during a nighttime run in Artés. Firefighters used drones to locate his body. Police have launched an investigation into the circumstances.
Two Minors Detained After Armed Incident at Foios Secondary School
An armed incident at a secondary school in Foios, Valencia, led to the detention of two minors. One student was slightly injured. Police and local authorities quickly intervened to restore order.
Guardia Civil investigates violent deaths of father and daughter in Gerena
A father and his daughter were found dead in their Gerena home. Guardia Civil rules out gender or vicarious violence for now. The investigation remains open as authorities search for answers.
Madrid Police Arrest Suspect Linked to Alcasec Cybercrime Network
A 25-year-old man was detained in Madrid for illegally accessing restricted government databases. Police say he used a bot created by convicted hacker Alcasec. The case highlights ongoing risks to sensitive citizen data.
Major Fire in Villaverde Forces Evacuation of Madrid Petrol Station
A fire broke out early morning in a Villaverde storage warehouse. The incident led to the evacuation of a nearby petrol station. Thick black smoke was visible from several parts of Madrid.
Lloret de Mar Police Station Shuts Down Overnight Amid Staff Shortage
Lloret de Mar’s local police station was forced to close overnight due to a lack of officers. The shutdown follows a surge in simultaneous absences amid a dispute over working conditions. Emergency measures were taken to maintain public safety.
Step-by-step guide to checking access to your personal information
How to Find Out Which Government Agencies Viewed Your Data via Mi Carpeta Ciudadana. The Spanish app Mi Carpeta Ciudadana lets you see which government agencies—from Hacienda to the police—have requested your personal data. The feature isn’t obvious, but it’s available to anyone who has completed identification.
Why Sending a Photo of Your Document Can Lead to Fraud
Spanish Civil Guard Warns: Sharing Your DNI Online Puts Your Data at Risk. Millions of Spaniards send photos of their DNI via messengers and email, unaware of the consequences. The Civil Guard explains how such actions open the door to banking fraud and identity theft. Which mistakes are most common and how to protect your data — in our analysis.
The Civil Guard deploys undercover patrols to monitor violations on popular routes
30 new unmarked police motorcycles appear in Spain: where and how bikers are now fined. The Guardia Civil has deployed 30 new unmarked motorcycles on the roads. They operate in high-accident regions and on popular motorcyclist routes. Now, violators will be stopped and fined on the spot.
Spanish criminals use multiple channels to steal banking data
Scammers Target Pensioners: New Scheme with WhatsApp and Calls Posing as Social Security. Spain is witnessing a surge in fraud schemes pretending to be Social Security payments. Criminals are combining phone calls, SMS messages, and WhatsApp chats to trick pensioners and benefit recipients into giving up their banking details. Authorities warn that no official agency ever requests such information in this manner.
Marta Robles makes strong statement after son's arrest in Madrid
Arrest of Marta Robles' Son: What Happened to Mitch Robles in Madrid. Mitch Robles, the son of Marta Robles, found himself at the center of a high-profile case after being detained in Madrid. The family denies the police accusations. The actor's mother insists on her own version of the events.
Begoña Gómez at the Center of Scandal: Who Supported Pedro Sánchez’s Wife
Who Stands with Begoña Gómez: Unexpected Faces in Her Circle of Support. Begoña Gómez found herself in the spotlight after the incident with Vito Quiles. For the first time, the names of her close friends who didn't turn away have become known. Around the wife of Pedro Sánchez—new discussions and unexpected details.
When injury is not a reason: how disability recognition rules have tightened in Spain
Why Courts in Catalonia Are Increasingly Denying Disability, Even to Police Officers. In Spain, even police officers face refusals when applying for disability status, despite having real limitations. Why are courts now demanding undeniable proof, and what does this mean for everyone counting on legal protection? When an injury is not enough: how Spain’s rules for recognizing disability have become tougher.
News: In Madrid, ex-prime minister testifies in spying case involving former PP treasurer
Mariano Rajoy Rejects Bárcenas’s Accusations in ‘Kitchen Operation’ Trial. At Madrid’s National Court, Mariano Rajoy testified as a witness in the ‘Kitchen Operation’ case. He denied Luis Bárcenas’s claims about his involvement in destroying evidence and surveillance activities. The trial continues.
High-profile trial in Madrid suspended after disappearance of BMW driver
Trial Over Fatal M-30 Race in Madrid Halted Due to Defendant’s Escape. The trial regarding the fatal M-30 race has been suspended. One of the defendants is on the run, and the proceedings will have to start over. An arrest warrant has already been issued.
Police Solve Murder on Parla Street: Details of Investigation and Arrests
Three Arrested After Fatal Fight with Wooden Stick in Parla. Three suspects have been detained in Parla in connection with the murder of a man. The victim died after being struck with a wooden stick during a mass brawl. The investigation lasted several months due to the absence of witnesses.
Kitchen case trial: key testimonies and new revelations
Mariano Rajoy testifies in court over Kitchen case after Bárcenas accusations. Former Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy testified in court as part of the Kitchen case. He was summoned following claims by ex-treasurer Bárcenas about the party leadership's involvement. The focus is on the possible connection of politicians to the surveillance operation.
Police investigate possible link between bodies found and tragedy on intercepted boat off Murcia
Five Migrants' Bodies Brought to Cartagena After Being Found at Sea. A cruise liner has brought the bodies of five deceased migrants to Cartagena after they were found 140 miles off the coast. Police are investigating whether the incident is connected to a recent tragedy involving an intercepted boat. One of the survivors has been detained.
How Sergio Ríos Gained Access to the Bárcenas Family’s Secret Documents
Kitchen Case Trial: Former Bárcenas Chauffeur Emerges as Key Witness. Details about Sergio Ríos’s role were revealed at the Kitchen case trial in Madrid. The former chauffeur of Bárcenas became the source of leaked documents. The prosecution is seeking nearly 12.5 years in prison for him.
Dynamic DGT radars: How new devices will change the fight against speeding in Spain
DGT Deploys 15 New Dynamic Radars: Invisible Monitoring Ahead for Spanish Roads. Fifteen new dynamic DGT radars are set to appear on Spanish roads. They can operate both in stationary and mobile modes, making them virtually undetectable to drivers. Investments in the project exceeded 1.2 million euros.
Details Unveiled in Madrid Over Surveillance Case Involving Former Partido Popular Treasurer
Bárcenas Testifies in Court About Attempts to Destroy Compromising Evidence Against Rajoy. The high-profile trial over illegal surveillance of Bárcenas continues in Madrid. The former treasurer of the Partido Popular revealed attempts to destroy digital records implicating Rajoy. The court heard new details.
Portugal joins European coalition against drug cartels' speedboats
Spain Demands EU-Wide Ban on Narco-Launches and Tougher Penalties. Spain's Interior Minister insists on a Europe-wide ban on the manufacture and use of high-speed boats used by drug traffickers. Portugal has tightened its laws and joined an anti-crime coalition. Authorities are reporting a sharp increase in seizures of such vessels.
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