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How a Colombian Scientist Built Argentina’s Leading Gourmet Mushroom Business
Santiago Jaramillo Mejía arrived in Argentina for a university exchange and ended up founding Micelio Bio, a company that transforms agricultural waste into high-quality oyster mushrooms. Now producing a ton per month, he aims to expand across Latin America.
From Migrant Child to Onion Pioneer: Javier Novoa’s 100-Hectare Success
Javier Novoa arrived in Argentina as a child with nothing but hope. Decades later, he leads a major onion operation, exporting to Brazil and embracing new technology. His journey reflects the determination and innovation driving the region’s agricultural growth.
At 81, Cristian Bianchi Still Transforms Cattle Farming Before Dawn
Cristian Bianchi, now 81, has spent nearly six decades as a veterinarian and 37 years guiding La Gofredina. His relentless drive and expertise in Braford genetics have set new standards for beef production on challenging land, inspiring a new generation of farmers.
Europe’s Trailer Giants Unite Against New EU CO2 Rules
Thirty leading European trailer manufacturers have joined forces to challenge the EU’s latest CO2 emissions regulation. They warn that unrealistic targets could threaten jobs and the continent’s industrial base if not urgently revised.
Submer to Invest €1 Billion in AI Data Center at Former Ercros Site
Submer Group will transform the closed Ercros chemical plant in Flix into a major AI-focused data center. The €1 billion project is set to create 150 skilled jobs and marks a key step in Catalonia’s digital ambitions.
At 20, He Built a Thriving Free-Range Egg Farm from Just 50 Hens
Javier José Vázquez Zayas started with 50 hens in a family shed. Less than a year later, his JN Farm in Corozal houses 1,400 free-range chickens and produces 1,200 eggs daily, focusing on animal welfare and quality over mass production.
Ferran Adrià Urges Hotels to Prioritize Spanish Products at Breakfast
Ferran Adrià has called out luxury hotels in Spain for relying on imported foods at breakfast. The chef argues that Spanish products deserve more space on hotel menus. His remarks highlight a broader debate on national gastronomy.
Volkswagen Plans Major Cuts to Models and Jobs in Global Overhaul
Volkswagen has unveiled a sweeping transformation plan through 2030, aiming to cut costs, reduce its model lineup by half, and boost profitability. The company says there will be no immediate impact on its Spanish operations.
Leapmotor B03X Launches in Spain at €17,500, Shaking Up Electric SUV Market
Leapmotor has officially introduced the B03X electric SUV in Spain, starting at just €17,500 with incentives. With advanced tech, strong performance, and local production planned, it poses a real challenge to established competitors.
Catalonia Faces Backlash Over Uneven Burden of Renewable Energy Projects
Southern Catalonia generates most of the region’s electricity, but resistance to new wind and solar projects is growing. The push for climate neutrality by 2050 exposes deep regional divides and mounting frustration.
Alicante’s 22-Year-Old Farmer Builds a Thriving Agribusiness Amid Labor Crisis
At just 22, Raúl García Vidal has transformed a single hectare into PenyaFresh, a fast-growing fruit and vegetable company in Alicante. His journey highlights the urgent labor shortages and lack of young talent threatening Spain’s agricultural future.
Movistar Plus Plans 26 New Spanish Series Annually in Major Expansion
Movistar Plus will double its Spanish series output, aiming for 26 premieres each year. The platform is investing in original productions, co-productions, and exclusive rights. Key partnerships with Atresmedia and Mediaset signal a shift in Spain’s TV landscape.
Spain to Launch National Fertilizer Plan Amid Middle East Crisis Impact
Pedro Sánchez has announced a National Fertilizer Plan for early 2027. Over €1.1 billion in aid is already mobilized for Spain’s primary sector. The move aims to reduce dependency and stabilize food production.
Santana Unveils Cajal: A New Spanish 4x4 to Hit the Market This Year
Santana is set to launch the Cajal, its first all-new SUV produced in Linares, Jaén. With diesel and petrol options, the model aims to combine off-road capability and Spanish heritage at an accessible price.
How Almería’s Tomatoes Keep Europe Supplied All Winter
Almería’s tomato growers have mastered winter production, turning a sun-drenched corner of Spain into Europe’s main source of fresh tomatoes when the rest of the continent falls quiet. The secret lies in a rare mix of climate, saline water and careful cultivation.
Triticale Surges in Aragón as Farmers Battle Devastating Rabbit Plague
Triticale, a cross between wheat and rye, is rapidly gaining ground in Aragón. Its resilience to wild rabbits and ability to preserve more grain are changing how local farmers defend their fields from one of Spain’s most persistent agricultural threats.
Veloce Aperion: The 280 HP, Eight-Cylinder Two-Stroke Motorcycle
Veloce Motorcycle has unveiled the Aperion, a limited-edition machine powered by an eight-cylinder X-configuration engine built from Aprilia RS125 parts. With 280 horsepower and a €90,000 price tag, it challenges the boundaries of modern motorcycle engineering.
ElPozo Expands with Major Poultry Acquisition in Albacete
ElPozo Alimentación, part of Grupo Fuertes, has acquired Tolvasa-Paasa, a leading Albacete-based poultry company with nearly €60 million in annual turnover. The move marks a strategic shift for ElPozo, broadening its reach beyond pork and deepening its control over the poultry supply chain.
Santana Unveils Cajal: A New Spanish 4x4 Set for Autumn Launch
Santana is preparing to launch the Cajal, its first all-terrain vehicle produced in Linares. With diesel and petrol options, the model aims to combine off-road capability, comfort, and a nod to Spain’s scientific legacy. The official reveal is scheduled for July.
Sony to End Physical Game Production and Shut Down PS3, PS Vita Stores
Sony will stop producing disc-based games in 2028 and close PlayStation Store for PS3 and PS Vita in July 2027. After that, new purchases will be blocked, but downloads of owned titles will continue for now.
Century-Old Tomato Seeds Revive a Lost Spanish Variety
Emilio Medina has successfully germinated tomato seeds stored since 1916, reviving a historic Soria variety with richer flavor and larger size than most modern tomatoes. His project highlights the value of preserving Spain’s agricultural heritage and genetic diversity.
McMurtry Spéirling Pure: The Fastest Production Car Ever Built
The McMurtry Spéirling Pure is now a reality, offering 1,000 horsepower, 3g cornering forces, and a revolutionary fan-based downforce system. Hand-built in the UK, this electric single-seater sets a new benchmark for track cars.
Heat Forces Galician Farms to Install Emergency Cooling for Livestock
Galician farmers are battling soaring temperatures that cut milk yields, cause miscarriages, and harm animal health. Urgent investments in cooling systems are now essential to keep livestock productive and farms economically viable.
Mercadona’s Summer Watermelons: Spanish Fields Behind the Surge
Mercadona is set to supply over 115,000 tonnes of Spanish watermelon this summer, a 38% jump from last year. The supermarket giant relies on local growers in regions like Andalusia and Murcia to meet soaring seasonal demand.
Spanish Farmer Exposes Unfair Competition from Moroccan Agriculture
Alberto Tomás, a farmer from La Rioja, warns that Spanish agriculture is under threat as companies move production to Morocco, taking advantage of lower labor costs. He argues that strict regulations and rising expenses are making it harder for Spanish farmers to survive.
William Levy Expands Creative Role in New Secuoya Studios Partnership
William Levy renews his collaboration with Secuoya Studios, taking on both acting and executive production in upcoming international projects. The agreement signals a shift in creative control and genre diversity for the Cuban-American star.
Spanish Farmer Challenges Supermarket Onion Prices
Pascual Cabedo, founder of EAP, highlights the stark gap between what farmers earn for onions and what shoppers pay in stores. His online platform aims to ensure Spanish produce and fair prices by connecting growers directly with families.
Andalusia Unveils First Critical Minerals Map Amid EU Supply Race
Andalusia now has its first map of critical minerals, pinpointing 365 sites for 14 EU-listed substances. The project could reshape industrial supply chains and boost regional mining prospects.
Leche Pascual Files ERE for Entire Workforce at Gurb Plant After Sale
Leche Pascual has initiated an ERE for all 80 employees at its Gurb plant. The closure follows the sale to Casa Tarradellas, raising uncertainty over job continuity. Workers question the company's motives and future offers.
Spanish Tax Agency Halts Sale of Historic San Claudio Factory Over Low Bid
The Spanish Tax Agency has suspended the sale of the former San Claudio ceramics factory in Oviedo after the highest bid fell far short of the set value. The future of the landmark industrial site remains uncertain as authorities weigh their next move.
Spain Tests Next-Generation Submarine Capable of Weeks Underwater
Navantia has begun testing a pioneering air-independent propulsion system in Cartagena, set to transform the S-83 ‘Cosme García’ submarine. This breakthrough could allow Spanish submarines to remain submerged and undetected for weeks, enhancing naval capabilities.
German Wood Block System Promises to Build Homes in Just 7 Days
A German company has developed a modular wood block system that can assemble the main structure of a house in about a week. The method eliminates cement and metal, offering faster construction, flexibility, and improved energy efficiency.
Mercadona Unveils Its Largest Semi-Automated Warehouse in Madrid
Mercadona has opened its biggest logistics centre yet in Vallecas, Madrid, investing €54 million in a semi-automated facility. The new hub features advanced robotics and a large fleet of ECO vans, aiming to transform the supermarket’s online delivery service.
Mexico's Gold Rush: Can Zacatecas Become Latin America's Dubai?
Mexico's Peñasquito mine in Zacatecas now produces nearly a third of the country's gold, drawing comparisons to Dubai's wealth. Yet as foreign corporations control extraction, questions grow over who truly benefits and what the environmental cost will be.
‘Jurassic World Dominion’ Sets Record as Most Expensive Film Ever Made
‘Jurassic World Dominion’ became the most expensive film in history, with costs reaching $658.8 million. Despite earning over $1 billion at the box office, its real profitability is now under scrutiny due to high expenses and revenue splits.
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