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334 newsYoung Real Madrid striker seeks new challenge in Europe's top leagues
Endrick Considers Loan Move: Only Europe’s Top Clubs and Firm Guarantees. Endrick from Real Madrid is seeking a loan to a strong European club. His main goal is to secure playing time ahead of the 2026 World Cup. Both the club and the player are discussing possible transfer terms. Only teams with top-level sporting ambitions are under consideration.
Elderly couple from Macarena targeted in audacious scam: how modern fraudsters operate
Fake Social Worker Robs Elderly Couple in Their Home in Seville. An elderly couple in Seville lost their valuables after a woman pretending to be a social worker visited their home. While she distracted the residents under the guise of offering assistance, her accomplice searched the bedroom and stole jewelry. Find out how to protect yourself from similar scams.
Psychological wounds and collective pain: why recovery after a disaster is a long and ongoing process
A Year After the Tragedy: How Valencia Residents Are Coping With the Aftermath of the Devastating Dana. Valencia is still dealing with the aftermath of the disaster that claimed hundreds of lives. Survivors continue to struggle with psychological trauma and lingering fears. How locals are helping themselves and their children rebuild — in our report.
Ex-Sumar leader disappears from public eye: What is Errejón doing now?
How Iñigo Errejón’s Life Changed After the Scandal and His Exit from Politics. Iñigo Errejón stepped away from politics following allegations. His name is resurging in discussions over anonymous online activity. While legal proceedings continue, the former politician chooses to remain silent.
Holiday Monday: Where Students Will Get Extra Days Off—and Why Not All Spaniards Will Enjoy a Long Weekend
Which Regions of Spain Will Get an Extra Day Off on November 3, 2025? November 3, 2025 won’t be a national holiday in Spain. However, in several autonomous communities, the day is designated as a school holiday. Find out where students will enjoy a longer break— and why not all Spaniards can count on a long weekend.
Catalan government expands housing stock: new measures to tackle the affordable housing crisis
Catalan Authorities Acquire 170 Apartments from InmoCaixa for 15 Million Euros. Catalan authorities have purchased 170 apartments from InmoCaixa for €15 million, as part of a large-scale initiative to expand affordable housing. Further transactions and construction of thousands more homes are planned.
DGT sets new rules: What awaits drivers, pedestrians, and PMV users in 2026
Spain to Change Rules for Taxis, Couriers, and E-Scooters Starting 2026. Starting in 2026, Spain will introduce new traffic regulations impacting taxi drivers, couriers, driving instructors, and e-scooter owners. Find out how these changes could affect daily life.
Authorities Under Pressure: Why Thousands of Tourist Apartments Could Disappear from Valencia
Valencia Faces Calls to Remove Thousands of Tourist Apartments Over Registration Violations. A scandal is brewing in Valencia over tourist apartments as residents demand the removal of 90% of listings from the registry. The main issue is the lack of mandatory registration codes. Authorities pledge to review the regulations.
Deal Struck Between Spanish Government and Catalonia: New Opportunities for Housing
Catalonia to Gain Control Over 13,000 Apartments and Hundreds of Lots From Sareb. The Catalan and Spanish authorities have signed an agreement to transfer a substantial housing portfolio. Thousands of apartments and land plots will become available to the region. The initiative aims to promote affordable housing. Changes in property management are expected.
Catalan government introduces register of major property owners: what will change for tenants
Catalonia Launches Support Service for Families Facing Eviction. Catalan authorities are setting up a dedicated service to assist families threatened with eviction. A mandatory registry is also being introduced for property owners with more than five units. The measures aim to protect tenants and combat housing speculation.
Why Valencia's Emergency Disaster Alert Was Delayed: Investigation Details
112 Chief Testifies Alert Was Delayed at Madrid's Request. The head of Valencia's 112 emergency service told the court that the request for a mass alert came from central authorities at 6:35 pm, but the message was only sent at 8:11 pm. By then, most of the missing had already died. The investigation continues to uncover new details of the tragedy.
Valencia President at the Heart of Scandal: What Was Hidden Behind His Disappearance During the Tragedy
New Details Emerge on Carlos Mazón’s Actions During Flood Tragedy. Carlos Mazón faces renewed scrutiny after contradictions surfaced regarding his actions on the day of the devastating flood. A new account confirms he accompanied journalist Maribel Vilaplana to the parking lot after an extended lunch, a detail previously undisclosed.
PSOE confident in government stability: key takeaways from the Madrid meeting
Pedro Sánchez Calls for Dialogue with Junts After Political Agreement Collapses. Pedro Sánchez insists on continuing talks with Junts after their deal fell apart. The PSOE leader stresses the importance of cooperation and expresses confidence in the government's stability. Find out how the party is responding to the political crisis.
Why Young Families Can't Afford Their Own Apartment: A Look at the Hidden Reasons
In Barcelona, Rent Eats Up Almost All Income: Crisis Extends Beyond Housing. Barcelona ranks second in Europe for the ratio of rent to salaries. This highlights not only a housing crisis but also a deep social crisis tied to unstable employment and falling incomes.
Emergency services and authorities respond to the incident: what we know about the causes and consequences
Commuter train derails in Madrid: six injured. A commuter train derailed in the outskirts of Madrid, leaving six people injured. Train services have been suspended and alternative routes are in place. Authorities are investigating the cause of the incident.
Nearly 30% of the population lives in extreme poverty: why are politicians staying silent?
One in Three Residents of the Valencian Community on the Brink of Poverty. More than one and a half million people in the Valencian Community are at risk of poverty or social exclusion. Over 600,000 of them survive on minimal means. Authorities have yet to address the issue adequately.
Engine Cleanliness Secrets: Essential Tips for Drivers in Madrid and Barcelona
How to Remove Soot from Your Car and Avoid Costly Repairs. Car engines often face the issue of soot buildup, which can lead to serious breakdowns. Drivers need to recognize the warning signs and preventive measures. Simple steps can help you save on unnecessary expenses.
Scandal at a Private Lyceum: Why Parents and Teachers in Seville Are Shocked by a Teenager’s Tragic Death
Death of Schoolgirl in Seville Shakes City: Tragedy After Bullying at School. Seville is embroiled in turmoil following the death of a 14-year-old student who faced bullying. Parents accuse the school of inaction, while tensions remain high in the local community.
City steps up flood protection: cutting-edge technology safeguards residents
Valencia to Install Cameras and Radar to Monitor Water Levels in the Turia. Valencia authorities are introducing video surveillance and radar systems along the new course of the Turia River. The system will monitor water levels in real time, allowing for faster response to potential threats. The decision follows heavy rains and flooding in October 2024.
Spain Welcomes Back a Rare Predator: Why the Birth of a Chick Sparks Controversy and Hope
Rare Sea Eagle Chick Hatches in León for the First Time in 150 Years. The first sea eagle chick in over a century has hatched in León, marking a major milestone in the restoration of this extinct species in Spain. Read why the return of this predator has sparked heated debates.
Atlantic cyclones to bring heavy downpours: where to expect rain and why your umbrella will be essential
Spain Braces for a Series of Torrential Rains and Unstable Weather This Week. Persistent rains and thunderstorms are set to hit Spain in the coming days. The most intense downpours are expected in the western and southern regions. Find out which areas will be at the heart of the storm.
Chronicle of Failure: Why Emergency Services Failed to Warn Valencia Residents in Time
Valencia Tragedy: How Delay in Emergency Alerts Cost Hundreds of Lives. In Valencia, the emergency meeting started only after casualties had already occurred. The decision to issue a mass alert came too late. The death toll has risen to two hundred. Find out how the disaster unfolded.
Operation targets international ring: how police rescued victims of sexual exploitation
Human Trafficking Ring Busted in Spain and Portugal, Eight Women Rescued. In a joint operation, Spanish and Portuguese law enforcement dismantled a criminal gang involved in human trafficking. Eight women from South America were freed from sexual exploitation.
DGT Announces New Rules: What Drivers, Pedestrians, and PMV Users Need to Know for 2026
Spain to Introduce New Rules for Taxis, Couriers, and E-Scooters from 2026. Starting in 2026, Spain will implement new traffic regulations affecting taxi drivers, couriers, driving instructors, and e-scooter owners. Find out how these changes could impact daily life.
Nation unites to protect children: Mass protests erupt after Sevilla tragedy
Thousands of Students Across Spain Strike Against Bullying in Schools. On October 28, students throughout Spain are taking to the streets in large numbers. They're demanding change in schools and accountability from the authorities. The protest was prompted by a tragic incident in Seville.
Neo-Nazis and Falangists Resurface: Why Are Spain's Youth Turning to the Far Right?
Surge of Far-Right Groups in Spain: Why Youth Are Turning to Radicalism. In Spain, far-right organizations—including neo-Nazi and Falangist groups—are gaining traction among young people. This rise is linked to shifts in the political climate and backing from emerging parties.
Population Boom and Investment Shortfall: Why Malaga's Roads Are Gridlocked
Traffic Jams Paralyze Costa del Sol: Transport Crisis Puts Region’s Future at Risk. The Costa del Sol coastline is grappling with chronic traffic congestion due to rapid population growth and a lack of transport investment. This situation impacts both the local economy and daily life. Authorities and experts are urging immediate action to resolve the crisis.
Disaster Unfolded: A Detailed Timeline and the Fates of the Victims
Valencia Tragedy: Where and How 229 People Lost Their Lives in the Flood. Reconstructing Spain’s largest catastrophe of the 21st century. How the disaster unfolded, where and when the fatalities occurred, and why the warning came too late.
Why Do Spanish Women Seek Help Abroad After 22 Weeks of Pregnancy? Personal Stories and Statistics
Madrid Women Forced to Travel to Brussels for Late-Term Abortions. Spanish women, mostly from Madrid, face refusals for late-term abortions and must travel to Belgium or other countries. Find out why this is happening and what impact it has on women.
Emergency Medical Services Crisis: Why Doctors Are Forced to Use Their Own Cars for House Calls
Madrid Doctors Stranded as Transport for Patient Visits Halted. Mobile healthcare in Spain’s capital faces the risk of collapse as medical staff report canceled trips and a shortage of drivers. The crisis threatens care for thousands of patients. Find out what’s happening and how authorities are responding.
The city gears up for a major cycling event: last-minute participant changes ease tensions
Barcelona to Host Tour de France 2026 Start Without Israeli Team. Barcelona is preparing to host the start of the 2026 Tour de France. Changes in the team lineup have eased political tensions. Organizers are confident the race will go smoothly. Catalonia is set for a vibrant sporting event.
Why Madrid Authorities Cut Support for the Homeless Ahead of Winter – Scandal Erupts
Madrid Closes Homeless Shelter After Eviction from Barajas. Madrid authorities have closed a temporary shelter for homeless people who were previously evicted from Barajas airport. Officials claim that all residents have been rehoused, but the decision has sparked controversy. We cover the details of the situation and reactions from all sides in our report.
How DANA Impacted the Mental Health of Valencia Residents: Surprising Figures and New Measures
Valencia Sees Sharp Rise in Trauma Patients After Floods. The Valencia region has recorded a spike in requests for psychological support following the DANA floods. Authorities have boosted aid and expanded specialist teams. Further initiatives for victims are expected.
Why Mountain Protests Are Gaining Momentum: Locals Demand Change and Affordable Living
Aragon Pyrenees Residents Protest Against Tourism Boom and Expensive Housing. In the Aragonese Pyrenees, residents and activists from 50 municipalities have organized the 'For Dignified Mountains' campaign. They are protesting against the surge in tourism, lack of affordable housing, and controversial infrastructure projects.
Why switching to winter time sparks so much debate: experts and authorities disagree on its future
Spain Changes Clocks Again: Debate Over Winter Time Continues. Spain is once again switching to winter time, rekindling the debate over the necessity of this practice. The discussion extends beyond simply changing the clocks, raising questions about which permanent time regime the country should adopt.
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