The Plus Ultra case has intensified, putting former Prime Minister Zapatero and the government under scrutiny. Basic testimonies raise questions about his statements, while calls for explanations grow within the party and in public. The government continues to support him.
The PP has stepped up its accusations against the government, alleging direct involvement by Sánchez and Zapatero in the €53 million Plus Ultra bailout. The case raises questions about political influence and possible legal consequences.
Arantxa Sánchez Vicario, once Spain’s tennis icon, reveals the toll of her divorce from Josep Santacana. Years of legal conflict left her with major debts and forced a public reconciliation with her family.
Pedro Sánchez is under pressure after his brother’s conviction and confirmation that his wife will stand trial. The developments have prompted unease within Moncloa and mark a critical moment for the Spanish government.
A Madrid court has confirmed that Begoña Gómez, wife of Spain’s prime minister, will be tried by a jury. The decision revives a decades-old debate over the role and limits of citizen juries in complex cases.
Audio recordings have exposed a heated confrontation between senior Guardia Civil officials over attendance at Isabel Díaz Ayuso's 2 May event. The incident has raised questions about pressure within the command and whether authority may have been abused.
Ana Duato faces a new trial after her acquittal on tax fraud charges was overturned. Imanol Arias, her longtime colleague, has voiced strong support. The case highlights ongoing legal uncertainty for Spanish public figures.
The Madrid High Court has confirmed a two-year prison term for Toño Sanchís, who was found guilty of misappropriating more than €475,000 from TV personality Belén Esteban. The ruling also includes a fine and a compensation order.
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.
Burger King Spain has ended its partnership with El Xokas after his recent statements about Ester Expósito. The influencer's menu has been withdrawn from the Grand King campaign following public criticism, in a move the brand says aligns with its values.
Junts per Catalunya has reactivated its internal investigation into Toni Comín after a four-month pause. The case concerns alleged harassment of a parliamentary aide. The disciplinary process resumes as legal uncertainties persist.
An article attributed to Mariano Rajoy has stirred a diplomatic dispute with France just before the Spain-France World Cup semifinal. The controversy over comments questioning players’ French identity added to political tensions.
A new book exposes decades of sexual abuse by Jesuit priests in Bolivia. More than 500 children are believed to be victims. The publication supports a collective legal case for crimes against humanity against the Jesuit Order.
Spain's intelligence agency monitored the phones of David Fernández and Carles Riera with Supreme Court approval after the Catalan independence verdict. The government has now declassified basic details for the Barcelona court investigating the use of Pegasus.
Madrid’s Popular Party leadership reaffirms support for Móstoles mayor Manuel Bautista after his indictment on allegations of sexual and workplace harassment. Calls for his resignation intensify as the case heads to court.
French ministers have sharply criticized Mariano Rajoy after he questioned the French team's identity. Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez also responded, urging unity and rejecting xenophobia. The incident has stirred diplomatic tension ahead of the Spain-France World Cup semifinal.
Javier Negre, once a mainstream journalist, now leads a global network accused of spreading political disinformation. His operations reach from Madrid to Washington and Buenos Aires, raising questions about funding and influence.
A heated exchange on 'Malas lenguas noche' led Marta Gómez Montero to leave the set in tears. The incident unfolded during a live debate on workplace absences in Spain, shocking her colleagues.
Conor McGregor steps back into the octagon in Las Vegas after five years away. His return comes amid legal and political controversy, raising questions about his place in the sport. The UFC’s commercial interests remain undiminished.
TVE’s morning programs have posted sharp, sustained audience gains this season. Industry insiders question the legitimacy of the figures, and the unexplained jump has fueled debate over possible manipulation of audience measurement.
Willy Toledo has publicly challenged Pablo Iglesias over his property purchase and the financial backing of Taberna Garibaldi. The actor says Iglesias’s actions contradict his earlier principles and raise questions about private business support.
A new Guardia Civil report places senior PSOE figures at the center of a suspected criminal network. Investigators allege that party resources supported illicit activities, putting basic officials and staff under scrutiny.
A UCO report implicates former PSOE official Santos Cerdán in supporting a criminal network. The investigation details forged documents and the alleged misuse of party resources for legal payments and logistics.
Leticia de la Hoz, lawyer for Koldo García, was visibly shaken after her client received a 19-year prison sentence. She now faces charges in the PSOE 'cloacas' case. The courtroom moment laid bare deepening legal and political rifts.
Donald Trump confirmed he called FIFA president Gianni Infantino to discuss the red card shown to Balogun. The move has fueled controversy over the independence of refereeing at the 2026 World Cup.
A discreet psychotherapist with no official credentials has been drawn into the investigation into the death of Mango founder Isak Andic. Her work with Barcelona’s elite families and controversial methods have come under public scrutiny.
RTVE has launched disciplinary action against seven members of RNE's News Council. The case, tied to accusations of serious misconduct, could lead to suspensions or dismissals. The move has triggered unprecedented tension inside Spain's public radio.
A group of Más Madrid members in Alcorcón has taken legal action to suspend the party's primaries. They allege a sudden doubling of affiliates and irregularities in the electoral roll. The dispute could affect candidate selection for 2027.
A Madrid judge has closed the case against Miguel Ángel Rodríguez for sharing the names and images of two EL PAÍS journalists. The court found no evidence of illegal data acquisition. The incident raised concerns about privacy and official conduct.
Madrid’s regional president, Isabel Díaz Ayuso, maintains her support for Móstoles mayor Manuel Bautista. A judge has refused to dismiss the ongoing investigation into allegations of sexual and workplace harassment.
A former Móstoles councillor has detailed three alleged sexual harassment incidents involving Mayor Manuel Bautista. She also described party pressure and a lack of support after making an internal complaint. The case has prompted protests and legal maneuvering.
Pamela Anderson has reignited debate in Hollywood by detailing an alleged offer from Sylvester Stallone in her documentary. Stallone's representatives deny her account, but Anderson stands by her version.
Aliança Catalana has dismissed its Figueres candidate, Arnau Liesa, following revelations of his relationship with a minor. The party cited a breach of its basic principles and launched disciplinary proceedings.
A new Movistar Plus documentary about Rocío Jurado, produced by her daughter, has reignited family tensions. Memoirs said to have been discovered recently offer an account of her marriage that differs from previous versions. Basic relatives declined to participate.
A Madrid court will investigate the leak of José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero’s personal agendas and messages. Sensitive details from a UDEF report were widely published. Judge Calama has now restricted access to the case files.
