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Seville City Council Approves Major Mosque Project Amid Vox Threats

Seville’s city council has granted a construction license for a large Islamic cultural center. The decision comes despite strong opposition from Vox, which threatens to withdraw its support from the local government. The project has sparked debate over religious spaces and urban planning.

Ávila Diocese Warns of Phone Scam Targeting Urgent Donations

The Diocese of Ávila has issued an urgent warning after detecting a wave of fraudulent calls. Scammers are posing as church officials and pressuring victims to make immediate donations or disclose sensitive information. The same phone number has been linked to similar schemes targeting other dioceses.

DGT Campaign Sparks Outrage Over Religious Medals in Cars

A new DGT radio campaign has drawn criticism for referencing religious medals in cars. The spot promotes the V16 emergency beacon, but its message has angered Catholic drivers. The debate highlights tensions over road safety rules and personal beliefs.

Madrid Halts 'Concebido No Nacido' Law Over Legal Flaw

The Madrid regional government has withdrawn its high-profile 'concebido no nacido' bill after legal inconsistencies prompted the move, pushing any approval to September. The law would change families' administrative status from the start of pregnancy.

Jaime Lorente explains why he doesn't impose his religious views

Jaime Lorente on Faith: Why the Actor Does Not Impose Religion. Jaime Lorente is once again in the spotlight after a candid interview about his faith. The actor explained why he considers religion a personal matter and how his attitude toward Catholicism has changed in recent years.

Fans discuss María G. de Jaime's decision not to show her children's faces

María G. de Jaime and Tomás Páramo: Family Emotion at Their Son's First Communion. The family of María G. de Jaime and Tomás Páramo celebrated the first communion of their son Tomi. The atmosphere, ceremony details, and a personal letter from the parents became the focus of discussion. At the heart of it all are emotions and rare glimpses from the family celebration.

Madrid welcomes the Pope and Bad Bunny all in one weekend

Madrid braces for record crowds as Pope and Bad Bunny to draw millions and euros. This June, Madrid faces a unique coincidence: the Pope’s visit and a series of Bad Bunny concerts. The city expects an unprecedented influx of visitors, leading to higher prices and pressure on infrastructure. Experts predict both an economic boost and challenges for residents.

Three adult children and a new son-in-law: the current life of the Padres forzosos actress

Candace Cameron Turns 50 How Her Family and Career Have Changed. Candace Cameron, known for her roles in the series 'Padres Forzosos' and 'Madres Forzosas', celebrates her 50th birthday, remaining in the spotlight thanks to her strong family, three grown children, and new family ties to the film industry. Her journey stands out for its balance of personal stability and professional changes

How the war in Iran could reshape EU prices and political strategy

Hormuz Blockade and Israeli Strikes New Risks for Europe and Spain. The situation in Iran affects prices and security across Europe. Spain is reassessing military missions and diplomatic steps. The article covers the details of these decisions and their potential consequences.

What made admitting her identity a challenge for this mother

Spanish TV host reveals how faith changed her journey to self-acceptance. Spain discusses a TV host’s candid story about overcoming internalized homophobia. Her experience highlights the impact of upbringing on self-acceptance. The story raises questions about family and future generations.

Family and faith How Toñi Moreno found acceptance of her sexuality

Toni Moreno Shares How Religion Shaped Her Journey to Self-Acceptance. Toni Moreno has spoken in detail for the first time about the challenges of accepting her sexuality, the impact of her religious upbringing, and how these experiences have influenced her views on relationships and raising her daughter. Her story stands out as a rare example of openness among public figures.

How Ayuso Turns Semana Santa Into a Cultural and Political Symbol

Semana Santa Through Ayuso’s Eyes How a Politician Bridged Spanish Traditions and Culture. The head of the Madrid Community spent Semana Santa across different regions of Spain, attending key religious events in Málaga, Sevilla, and Daganzo de Arriba, and wrapped up the busy week at a Rosalía concert in the capital. This itinerary and range of events drew attention from observers

Where in Spain is Easter extended to Monday

Easter Monday 2026 Where in Spain It’s an Official Holiday. In 2026, Easter Monday will again be a day off only in some regions. Not all of Spain will observe this additional holiday. We explain why the date varies and what traditions are associated with it.

96 residents and almost empty streets how a Spanish village is vanishing

Few Locals Left in Madrid’s Robregordo How a Colombian Mayor Keeps the Village Alive. In Robregordo, a village with fewer than a hundred residents, almost no native locals remain. The village survives thanks to newcomers and migrants. The new mayor is Colombian, and local traditions are rapidly changing.

How Spain’s traditions shape the patron saints of each zodiac sign

Saints and Archangels for Every Zodiac Sign How Spaniards Choose Spiritual Patrons. In Spain, many people associate their zodiac sign with a particular saint or archangel. This tradition shapes the choice of a spiritual patron and personal beliefs. Discover who protects your sign and why this matters.

Canal Sur Andalucía schedule for April 5 2026

Sunday Schedule on Canal Sur Andalucía New Formats Unexpected Topics and Iconic Shows. The usual TV routine in Andalusia has changed. New formats and topics on air now address the interests of different generations. The schedule features unexpected subjects and fresh takes on classic programs.