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Boris Izaguirre Opens Up About Guilt Over Leaving Venezuela
Boris Izaguirre reflects on his departure from Venezuela, the challenges of exile, and his views on Spanish politics. The interview reveals personal guilt, humor, and the impact of migration on identity.
Hundreds Left in Limbo After Sudden Closure of Lahsen Dental Clinics in Madrid
Patients who prepaid thousands for dental work at Lahsen Dental clinics in Madrid now face unfinished treatments and lost savings. With clinics closed and medical records inaccessible, both patients and staff are seeking legal recourse as police investigate possible criminal liability.
Ebola Crisis Escalates in DR Congo Amid Attacks on Health Teams
The Ebola epidemic in DR Congo is worsening as health workers face attacks and resistance. Ongoing violence and community distrust are making containment efforts nearly impossible, raising fears of a much larger crisis.
José Luis Gil Unable to Return to ‘La que se avecina’ After Stroke
José Luis Gil will not return to ‘La que se avecina’ due to ongoing health issues after his 2021 stroke. His daughter Irene Gil criticized persistent rumors and thanked fans for their support. The actor remains unable to work.
Six-Month Jail Term for Refusing Drug Test After Disrupting Monforte del Cid Pilgrimage
A man who drove his motorcycle into a closed-off street during a pilgrimage in Monforte del Cid has been sentenced to six months in prison. The court confirmed the penalty after he refused a police drug test. The case highlights strict enforcement of traffic and safety laws at public events.
Warehouse Worker with Full-Time Job Forced to Sleep on the Streets
Manuel Heredia, 59, works full-time in Sant Andreu de la Barca but has spent over a year sleeping rough in Cornellà de Llobregat. Despite a permanent contract and steady income, soaring rental costs keep him homeless—a reality facing thousands in Catalonia.
Candela Peña admits using Ozempic for Netflix film transformation
Candela Peña revealed she used Ozempic to achieve the physical appearance required for her role in 'La desconocida'. The actress combined the medication with intense training. Her admission highlights a growing trend among public figures.
EU Considers Social Media Ban for Under-13s Amid Mental Health Concerns
The European Commission is weighing a ban on social media for children under 13. Gradual access up to 18 is under review. The move targets youth mental health and tech giants’ responsibilities.
Inside the Remote Spanish Cove Where a Community Has Lived Off-Grid for 40 Years
Hidden along the coast of Cabo de Gata-Níjar, Cala de San Pedro is home to a self-sufficient community that has survived for decades without road access. Residents rely on solar panels, a natural spring, and communal living, shaping a unique way of life far from urban routines.
Uncastillo Evacuated as Wildfire Forces Fifth Town to Flee in Zaragoza
Authorities in Aragón have ordered the evacuation of Uncastillo. The wildfire has already destroyed over 4,500 hectares. Residents are being relocated as the fire continues to spread.
How One Young Woman Turned a Camper Van Into Her Home and Business
Lorena, a natural medicine therapist, has built a life on the road by transforming her camper van into a home, office, and creative studio. Her story highlights the realities and costs of mobile living, as well as the flexibility and challenges of earning a living from anywhere.
EU Sets 2028 Deadline for Mandatory Microchips on All Dogs and Cats
From 2028, the EU will require all dogs and cats to be microchipped and registered in connected national databases. The new law aims to curb abandonment and illegal trade, with different deadlines for breeders, sellers, shelters, and private owners.
Half of Drivers Killed in Spain in 2025 Tested Positive for Alcohol or Drugs
Nearly 50% of drivers who died in Spanish road accidents in 2025 had alcohol, drugs, or psychotropics in their system. Most were men aged 35 to 54. Authorities call the trend alarming and urge new preventive measures.
Sagunto Clears 1,427 Uninsured Cars, Frees 2,000 Parking Spaces
Sagunto has removed over 1,400 uninsured vehicles and processed 407 permanent deregistrations, opening up thousands of parking spots. The city’s coordinated effort aims to improve safety and urban space for residents.
Manuela Carmena Criticizes Party Politics and Calls for Democratic Renewal
Manuela Carmena highlights how age can sharpen the mind and warns about the dangers of party-driven politics in Spain. She urges a renewed focus on public service and democratic care amid growing disillusionment.
Removing Swallow or Swift Nests in Spain Can Cost Up to €200,000
In Spain, destroying or removing nests of swallows, swifts, or house martins without official permission can result in fines reaching €200,000. These birds and their nesting sites are protected by law, and even empty nests are off-limits without proper authorization.
Rosalía’s Dancer Mykee Moves Found Dead in Miami After Disappearance
Michael-Anthony Leones Espino, known as 'Mykee', was found dead in southwest Miami. The 28-year-old dancer, who performed with Rosalía and Rauw Alejandro, had been missing since Sunday. Police confirmed the discovery on Tuesday.
Madrid Evicts Family With Five Children Despite UN Request
A family with five children, including a child with Down syndrome, was evicted from their Madrid home. The UN had urged authorities to halt the process. Local protests and political criticism followed the judicial decision.
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.
At 22, a Bricklayer Buys His Own Home for €40,000 in Rural Spain
A 22-year-old construction worker from Albacete managed to purchase a house in the village of Fuensanta after years of saving. His story highlights how Spain’s rural areas are offering young people a path to homeownership that remains out of reach in the cities.
Inside the Realities of Spanish Van Life: Irene and Carlos’ 10m² Home
Irene and Carlos have spent three years living, working, and sharing their lives in a ten-square-meter camper van. Their story reveals the practical challenges and rewards of full-time van life in Spain, far from the filtered images seen online.
Major Catalan Cities Accused of Blocking Municipal Registration
A new report reveals that over 60% of Catalonia’s largest cities hinder access to municipal registration. Vulnerable groups, especially migrants, face the most obstacles. The findings raise concerns about public service planning.
Engineer Found Dead with Multiple Stab Wounds in Madrid Luxury Complex
A 37-year-old engineer was discovered dead in his Madrid apartment with 13 stab wounds. Police found traces of pepper spray at the scene. The incident has unsettled residents in the usually quiet Las Tablas district.
Madrid Considers Appeal After Court Blocks Elderly Tenant's Eviction
A Madrid court has stopped the eviction of Alejandro Ibáñez, 81, from his municipal flat. The city council is weighing an appeal. The case highlights tensions over housing rights and building safety in the capital.
Madrid Faces Criticism Over 842 Homeless Waiting for Shelter Access
Madrid’s shelters are overwhelmed, with 842 homeless people waiting for a place. City officials have instructed staff not to use the term 'waiting list.' Most applicants may never get a bed.
All 13 Victims Identified After Deadly Los Gallardos Fire in Almería
Authorities have completed the identification of all 13 people killed in the Los Gallardos wildfire. The fire, the deadliest in Andalucía, also destroyed 7,000 hectares. Families were notified in person by officials.
Man Found Dead with Multiple Stab Wounds in Madrid Apartment
A 37-year-old man was discovered dead in a Las Tablas apartment. Emergency crews detected a strong chemical odor and signs of pepper spray. Police are investigating the circumstances and possible use of a 20-centimeter knife.
Andalusian Vice President to Address Parliament on Deadly Almería Fire
Antonio Sanz, Andalusia’s vice president, will explain the Los Gallardos wildfire in Parliament. The fire killed 13 and burned 7,000 hectares. Opposition parties demand answers from President Moreno.
'De lunes a viernes' Closes Broadcast With Emotional Tribute to Carlos Zapata
The team of 'De lunes a viernes' paid tribute to Carlos Zapata after his passing. The live broadcast ended in silence and visible emotion. The loss deeply affected presenters and collaborators on air.
Two Gored in Violent Jandilla Bull Run at Pamplona City Hall
A Jandilla bull broke from the pack in Pamplona’s City Hall square, goring two runners and sending ten to hospital. The 2026 San Fermín finale saw a surge in injuries despite strict safety measures.
Telecinco’s 'De lunes a viernes' Pays Tribute After Sudden Loss
Telecinco’s afternoon show 'De lunes a viernes' honored Carlos Zapata after his unexpected death. The tribute deeply affected the team, with visible emotion on set. The loss has left a mark on Mediaset staff.
Jerónimo Taracena Guijosa Injured in Jandilla Bull Run Incident
Jerónimo Taracena Guijosa, head of the Guadalajara Taurine Federation, suffered a chest goring during the Jandilla bull run. He underwent surgery and remains hospitalized. The injury did not affect vital organs.
At 17, Claudia Márquez Takes on Lifeguard Duties in Cáceres
Claudia Márquez, just 17, is spending her summer as a lifeguard in Cáceres. Her story sheds light on the responsibilities young workers face and the barriers many encounter when seeking their first job. She aims to prove that age does not define readiness or professionalism.
Police Investigate Alleged Sexual Assault Between 13-Year-Olds in Tàrrega
A 13-year-old girl in Tàrrega reported a suspected sexual assault by a peer. Police confirmed the case but, due to the boy's age, referred it to social services. The incident highlights legal limits in handling minors under 14.
Dog Parking Spots at German Supermarkets Spark Debate in Spain
Some German supermarkets now offer secure dog parking stations, raising questions about their potential in Spain. With strict animal welfare laws and fines for leaving pets unattended, Spanish dog owners face a dilemma every time they shop.
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