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Supreme Court halts voting for new Spanish citizens
Spain’s top court has sidelined over 400,000 new citizens from the ballot just weeks before the election. Nearly 70 percent of Spaniards now back suspending these fast-tracked naturalizations, exposing a fierce fight over who gets a say in the country’s future.
José Mota finds freedom in the streets of his childhood
For José Mota, coming home to pan y chocolate after school is tied to the freedom he once knew in Montiel. His memories open a window onto a Spain where childhood meant independence and simple pleasures.
Brian Pérez takes over on La ruleta de la suerte
Brian Pérez, a Barcelona native with roots in beauty and TV, is filling in for Laura Moure on La ruleta de la suerte. His arrival brings a new spark to the show and lets viewers get to know his story up close.
Unai Simón keeps his old Range Rover as Spain targets another trophy
Unai Simón, fresh from winning the World Cup and Euro 2024, still drives the same Range Rover he bought eight years ago. As Spain prepares for another Nations League campaign, his priorities remain strikingly grounded.
Used car sales in Spain surge as buyers reject new models
Spanish families are turning to used cars in record numbers, with August sales up 6 percent and nearly five used vehicles sold for every three new ones. Price, immediate availability and a wider range of models are driving this shift.
Spanish drivers seize control at Rally de Marruecos
For the first time in World Rally-Raid history, two Spaniards top both the car and motorcycle leaderboards after a dramatic third stage in Morocco. Carlos Sainz and Edgar Canet now set the pace with two stages left.
Pedro Sánchez shields himself from the public as security escalates
Pedro Sánchez has ramped up his personal security to levels unseen in Europe, while pushing through controversial rental decrees that risk freezing Spain’s housing market. His actions reveal a growing disconnect between the government and the people it claims to serve.
Historic Spain South Africa rugby clash set for Seville
Seville will host its first women's international rugby match as Spain faces South Africa at Juan Antonio Arenas Posadas. The event marks a milestone for Spanish rugby and promises a festival atmosphere for fans.
Amelia Sánchez brings new energy to Madrid protest at Puerta del Sol
Amelia Sánchez, 76, surprised Madrid’s protest camp with her energy and practical help. Her presence at Puerta del Sol marks a rare bridge between generations, as she urges young activists to stay strong in the fight against evictions.
Bilbao amateur stuns poker elite at WPO Aix-les-Bains
A 10 euro online satellite ticket propelled Israel García from Bilbao into the spotlight at the WPO Aix-les-Bains, where he outlasted Spain’s top poker professionals and nearly reached the final table. His unexpected journey has captivated the Spanish poker community.
OECD lifts Spain’s growth outlook but warns inflation is eating into family budgets
Spain is on track for stronger growth in 2026, with the OECD raising its forecast. But inflation is still running high, putting pressure on Spanish families’ wallets.
Spanish trucker Jesús Dueñas faces the real life of US highways
Jesús Dueñas left Spain for the endless roads of the US. His story shows the hard routine, rare perks, and tough choices that come with driving a truck across America.
Spanish right stalls as internal fights block urgent reforms
Spain’s right-wing parties are tangled in infighting while the country faces deepening economic and social problems. With no coordination, key reforms stall and voters are left waiting for answers.
Solo travel surges in Spain as trains overtake cars
Almost half of Spanish travelers now go solo for week-long breaks. More people are picking domestic spots and taking the train, showing a real change in how Spain travels alone.
Julio José Iglesias Jr returns to Spain with a tribute to his father
Julio José Iglesias Jr is back in Spain this October, launching the Julio Iglesias Experience tour—a personal homage to his father and a celebration of the music that shaped their family.
Beach sprint set to shake up the Olympic rowing scene in Los Angeles
A new era for Olympic rowing begins in Los Angeles as beach sprint joins the program. Spanish athletes Ander Martín and Esther Briz are already making waves, positioning Spain as a serious contender for medals in this demanding discipline.
Enric Mas ends Spain’s Grand Tour wait with Vuelta win
Enric Mas has finally brought a Grand Tour title back to Spain, winning the Vuelta after years of near-misses. His win is the result of team discipline, a key tactical shift, and the ability to hold steady under pressure.
Enric Mas ends Spain's drought with Vuelta a España victory
Enric Mas has won the Vuelta a España 2026. His triumph ends an 11-year wait for a Spanish champion. The result marks a turning point for both Mas and Spanish cycling.
University of Granada mourns student killed during exchange in Mexico
A 21-year-old student from the Canary Islands was killed in Mexico while on academic exchange. The University of Granada condemned the attack and called for action against violence targeting women. Spanish authorities are involved.
Spanish exchange student killed in Morelos triggers urgent investigation
A 21-year-old Spanish student was killed during an academic exchange in Morelos. Authorities are treating the case as femicide. The incident has sparked demands for justice and raised concerns about safety for foreign students.
Spanish tourists stranded by Indonesia volcano disruption face costly ordeal
Two women from Navarra were left stranded in Jakarta after a volcanic eruption forced airport closures. With flights cancelled and no airline support, they paid extra to escape via Singapore. Their journey home stretched to four days and emptied their wallets.
Families seek compensation over Spanish workers held in Black Beach prison
Relatives of two Spaniards imprisoned in Equatorial Guinea accuse Spain’s Foreign Ministry of failing to secure their release. They demand 180000 euros for alleged inaction. The case exposes diplomatic tensions and risks for Spanish citizens abroad.
Irish nurseries offer Spanish teachers up to eighteen euros per hour
Irish childcare centers are recruiting Spanish early years teachers with degrees and at least six months’ experience. Contracts run for a year, pay up to eighteen euros per hour, and include relocation support. Applications close November 2026.
Javier Bardem Sets Strict Family Clause in All Film Contracts
Javier Bardem now includes a two-week maximum absence from his children in every contract. The actor and Penélope Cruz coordinate their schedules to ensure one parent is always present at home.
Spanish Businessman Missing After Falling Overboard Between Sicily and Greece
Juan José Mutilba Obregón vanished during a voyage from Sicily to Greece. His wife spent three days adrift before raising the alarm. Authorities from three countries are now involved in the search.
Spanish Businessman Missing After Falling Overboard Between Sicily and Greece
Juan José Mutilba, 66, disappeared after falling from his boat between Sicily and Greece. His wife spent three days adrift before managing to call for help. Italian and Greek rescue teams continue the search.
Juan Tamariz Dies at 81: The Magician Who Changed Spanish TV
Juan Tamariz, iconic Spanish magician, has died in Madrid at 81. His career transformed magic on television and inspired generations. Family, students and fans mourn his passing.
Madrid Bids Farewell to Juan Tamariz at San Isidro Funeral Home
Family, friends and leading magicians gathered in Madrid to honour Juan Tamariz, who died at 83. The farewell included a unique tribute and plans for a foundation in his name. A public homage is set for October.
MotoGP Star Raúl Fernández Criticizes DAZN for Overlooking Spanish Riders
Raúl Fernández, one of MotoGP’s standout performers this season, has openly criticized DAZN for not giving Spanish riders the attention they deserve. His comments highlight a growing debate about national representation in sports broadcasting.
Juan Tamariz, Legendary Spanish Magician, Dies at 83 in Madrid
Juan Tamariz, a pioneer of Spanish magic and television, has died in Madrid at 83. His impact shaped generations of illusionists. His daughter confirmed the news. The magician's legacy remains unmatched.
Finland Offers Permanent Teaching Jobs to Spaniards With Salaries Up to €2,700
Helsinki has launched a recruitment drive for Spanish early childhood teachers, promising permanent contracts from day one and net monthly salaries between €2,400 and €2,700. The initiative aims to address Finland’s shortage of qualified educators and offers a structured path for integration.
Rafa Jódar Nears Top 10 After Dominant Win in Cincinnati
Rafa Jódar defeated Alejandro Tabilo in Cincinnati, moving within 654 points of the ATP top 10. The Madrid native could break Boris Becker’s record for fastest rise from top 100. His next challenge is against Flavio Cobolli.
Spain Claims Bronze in 4x100m Mixed Relay at European Championships
Spain secured bronze in the 4x100m mixed relay at the European Athletics Championships in Birmingham. The team set a new national record and closed the event with eight medals. The result highlights Spain's growing strength in relay events.
Spain Claims Historic Bronze in 4x100 Mixed Relay at European Debut
Spain’s 4x100 mixed relay team secured bronze at the European Championships. The squad set a new national record in their first appearance. Britain and Germany finished ahead, with Spain holding off Switzerland.
Luz Casal Delivers Powerful Concert at Cap Roig Festival
Luz Casal took the stage at Cap Roig, combining her latest album with classic songs. The singer's performance highlighted her interpretative strength and deep connection with the audience.
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