The Provincial Court of Málaga has upheld a man’s conviction for continued sexual assault after he persisted despite a woman’s refusals. He must stay at least 500 metres away for 18 months and pay a €6,600 fine plus €1,000 compensation.
Luis Mosquera Caramelo was beatified in Santander alongside 79 other 20th-century martyrs. His remains lie at the temple of Santísimo Cristo, part of the city’s cathedral.
José Cabrera says he heard Rubalcaba warn that Pedro Sánchez would destroy the PSOE if he won the party primaries. The forensic psychiatrist says his team has 80 homicide cases awaiting trial and that television is secondary to his work.
The remains were buried after forensic examinations in Allariz. Investigators are seeking to identify the baby and its parents; early estimates put gestation at more than 32 weeks and the death possibly over two decades ago.
The 84-year-old scientist died in Lausanne, where he lived, his family said in a statement reported on Saturday. A farewell ceremony is scheduled for 16:30 on Wednesday 11 November at the Montoie funeral centre.
El Mundo reported that Madrid regional president Isabel Díaz Ayuso and businessman Alberto González Amador had ended their relationship after signs of a split emerged over the summer. At the time of the report, his tax-fraud trial had no scheduled date.
LOC reports that Isabel Díaz Ayuso and Alberto González Amador have ended their relationship after five years. A source close to the couple said they had been separated for several months following a summer crisis.
Representatives of Madrid’s Acampada 26S say police cleared the Puerta del Sol camp without warning, leaving people unable to collect belongings or medication. They say helping people left without shelter is now their priority.
Archaeologists have located 15 people in a mass grave at Hornachos cemetery. Their position and work clothing point to a violent burial; researchers believe the cemetery may contain several such graves.
The draft 2027 budget for Aragón assigns no money to international cooperation, ending a funding line maintained for three decades. The previous approved budget allocated €1.45 million; the regional federation says projects reached nearly 500,000 people.
Barcelona has suspended a Guardia Urbana officer for 24 days after he refused to serve a woman in Catalan. A recording helped establish the conduct; her fine for allegedly insulting officers remains before the courts.
A study by Autismo España found that more than 92% of 259 autistic students aged 8 to 20 had experienced at least one form of peer mistreatment. For 60%, at least one form occurred repeatedly.
The Urda train tragedy has brought questions about risk perception and railway safety into focus. Rescue teams supported survivors physically and psychologically as the search for explanations began.
Residents of Madrid and Valladolid can check online whether they have been selected for a polling station on 29 November. Postal notices are also being sent, though delivery can take longer if recipients are absent.
The family has asked Pedro Sánchez and Fernando Grande-Marlaska to recognise the 18-year-old antifascist as a victim of terrorism. The request follows a trial that convicted only Pedro Cuevas, who served four years of a 14-year sentence.
Francesc Augé, 56, is scheduled to receive euthanasia on 26 November after a two-year legal battle. The Generalitat authorised the procedure in 2024 after two heart attacks and four strokes.
The Government of Spain has approved direct grants and advances on civil-liability compensation for people affected by the Urda rail accident. Families of a person who died may receive up to €216,364.38 including compulsory passenger insurance.
«Dios cuenta contigo» is the theme for Spain’s Diocesan Church Day on 8 November. In Asturias the Church reports €13,708,993.42 in income and says 16,462 people received help through more than 200 charitable centres last year.
A customer says staff at a Palma bazaar asked her twice to speak Spanish because they could not understand her. She left without buying the items she had planned to purchase.
The operation began at 2.50am on Tuesday after the organising commissions announced their withdrawal. Around 600 people had already left following two notices from the Government Delegation; police reported two arrests for disobedience and no serious disturbances.
Four spokespeople presented a manifesto shaped by days of debate, placing housing at its centre and calling for wider social change. At the time, no date had been announced for the 26S encampment to leave Sol.
The 26S encampment in Puerta del Sol moved away from its commission structure after most coordinators announced they were ending their stay. A faction still calling for resistance shifted its stated focus to people without resources, while the campers’ next move remained unclear.
Sagunto residents and municipal representatives observed a minute of silence after the suspected gender-based killing of a 38-year-old woman in Barcelona. Official figures record 44 women killed in 2026 so far.
Marta Shahbazi Alonso was travelling in carriage 8 of the AVE to a scientific congress in Huelva when it crashed at Urda. The 41-year-old Cambridge group leader was due to receive an award for scientific excellence.
The 42-year-old National Police officer from Alcalá de Guadaíra had recently become a father. A provisional count cited after the 28 October collision put the death toll at 69, including 16 victims from Andalusia.
Juan Ignacio López Espinosa, an architect from A Coruña, was among those killed in the Urda collision. His family travelled to the scene to look for him while authorities worked to identify victims.
Patricia Fernández Häring died in the Urda rail crash on 28 October. The Madrid architect had more than 25 years of experience and was known for her work on accessibility and social projects.
After the Urda rail crash, Emiliano García-Page put the verified toll at 69 and said further deaths could be confirmed. Authorities had received 70 missing-person reports; 12 victims had been identified after 65 autopsies.
Marta Shahbazi was travelling in carriage 8 to Huelva for a research award when the train crashed at Urda. Her family had no news of her whereabouts and gave DNA samples to the Guardia Civil to help identify missing passengers.
At Fátima Báñez’s funeral, Soraya Sáenz de Santamaría recalled her commitment to helping others. CEOE president Antonio Garamendi praised her generosity and described her as a person of dialogue.
Pilar Eyre said Felipe VI’s brief remarks after the Urda rail disaster fell short and criticised his initial reference to Adamuz. She praised Queen Letizia for alerting him to the mistake during their visit to a Toledo hospital.
Seventy missing-person complaints were filed after the 28 October collision near Urda, which killed 69 people. The Guardia Civil says some reports may concern victims awaiting identification; Efe cited 62 people counted missing.
Juan Ignacio López Espinosa, 63, was travelling from Málaga to A Coruña when the AVE collided with an Iryo in Urda. His family had reported him missing on the day of the crash; he was among 69 people killed.
Actor César Vicente confirmed his father died in the Urda rail crash. Antonio Vázquez, brother of bullfighter Curro Vázquez, was also among the dead after his family was mistakenly told he had been taken to hospital.
Antonio Acedo Meneses and Daniel Muñoz Cob died when the AVE 2080 they were driving collided with a stationary Iryo at Urda. Seventeen minutes had passed since Atocha control told them to resume their journey.
