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Sandra Ruiz: From Venezuelan Engineer to Spain’s National Truck Driver
Sandra Ruiz left a senior engineering role in Venezuela to start over as a truck driver in Spain. Her journey reveals the challenges and trade-offs of entering a male-dominated field—and why she values coming home every night.
First Female Gravedigger Hired in Vélez-Málaga After Storm Forces Career Change
Patricia Serrano, 34, becomes Vélez-Málaga’s first female gravedigger. After a storm destroyed her nursery near Madrid, she found a new path in cemetery work. Her story highlights a rare career move in Spain.
Elvira Dyangani Ose to Lead Zeitz Mocaa as Artistic Director
Elvira Dyangani Ose, former MACBA director, will take over as artistic director at Zeitz Mocaa in Cape Town this October. Her appointment follows her departure from Barcelona amid a conflict of roles.
Carmen Maura's Career: From Almodóvar's Muse to Personal Struggles
Carmen Maura became a symbol of Spanish cinema in the 1980s. Her partnership with Pedro Almodóvar shaped an era, but her journey was marked by personal and professional challenges.
Mercedes Milá Brings 'Me meto en un jardín' to Turégano with Lucía Dominguín
Mercedes Milá travels to Turégano for a new episode of 'Me meto en un jardín', interviewing Lucía Dominguín. The journey includes a visit to a glass factory and a flower farm, revealing personal stories and connections.
Spain Claims U18 Women's European Basketball Gold with Record Margin
Spain's U18 women's basketball team secured gold after a decisive win over France. The final ended 82-46, highlighting Spain's defensive strength. Somto Okafor was named tournament MVP.
Queen Letizia Chooses Spanish Fashion for Mallorca Family Outing
Queen Letizia was seen in Mallorca with her family, wearing a white summer dress and accessories from Spanish brands. The royal visit highlighted her support for local fashion and craftsmanship.
From Police Aspirant to 15-Hour Farm Days: Elena’s Rural Gamble
Elena Burillo, 26, left behind her plans to join the Policía Nacional and now manages livestock and crops in rural Zaragoza. Her days stretch up to 15 hours, shaped by weather, fluctuating prices, and the challenge of building a future in Spain’s countryside.
How María Turned Giant Sandwiches Into a Local Sensation in Zamora
Every week, María Luisa Díaz Gallego prepares 240 half-meter bocadillos at Bar La Revuelta in Zamora, drawing crowds with generous portions, simple fillings, and prices starting at 7 euros. Her approach blends experience, teamwork, and a focus on customer connection.
Valencian Government Condemns Sexist Poster at Sagunto Festival
A bullfighting club in Sagunto displayed a poster showing a bull dominating a naked woman. The Generalitat Valenciana and feminist groups have strongly condemned the image. The incident has reignited debate over sexism at local festivals.
From Textile Factory to Truck Cab: Rosa Doubles Her Salary on Spain’s Roads
Rosa left a poorly paid textile job in Murcia to become a truck driver, seeking better pay and time with her daughter. Her move highlights the challenges and rewards for women in Spain’s male-dominated transport sector.
Andalusian Government Faces Tension Over Vox Control of Gender Violence Units
The Ministry of Equality warns that transferring victim assessment to Vox could jeopardize state funding. The move has sparked political backlash and raised concerns about support for gender violence victims in Andalusia.
Valeria Castro Returns to Stage at Cap Roig After Tour Setback
Valeria Castro resumed her tour at Cap Roig after a forced break due to health issues. The singer highlighted the physical and emotional demands of her profession. Her October concert in Barcelona will close this chapter.
Hotel Cleaners in Spain Push for Early Retirement Amid Harsh Work Conditions
Spanish hotel cleaners face intense pressure, cleaning up to 29 rooms a day for as little as €1.50 per room. Now, unions are formally seeking early retirement options, citing widespread health issues and unsustainable workloads.
Ana Boyer and Fernando Verdasco Present Daughter Mía in First Family Photo
Ana Boyer and Fernando Verdasco introduce their newborn daughter Mía, joining their three sons. The family shares how the arrival of their first girl has changed daily life and brought new energy to their Madrid home.
María Dolores: The Relentless Road for Spain’s Female Truckers
María Dolores has spent 11 years behind the wheel of a truck, navigating long routes and a male-dominated industry. Her story highlights the daily challenges and persistent gender gap in Spain’s transport sector.
Queen Letizia Chooses Formal Look at Marivent, Breaking Summer Tradition
Queen Letizia appeared in a notably formal white dress at the Marivent Palace reception, contrasting sharply with the vibrant, relaxed outfits of Princess Leonor, Infanta Sofía, and Queen Sofía. The change in style drew attention at the annual Mallorca gathering.
Satisfyer Changes Female Sexual Habits in Spain After Seven Years
Seven years after its arrival, the Satisfyer has transformed female sexuality in Spain. Its rapid rise sparked debate over desensitization and the impact on personal intimacy. The device's influence remains visible in shops and homes.
Heart Transplant Gives New Life to 68-Year-Old in Barcelona
A Barcelona woman, 68, says her heart transplant not only saved her life but changed her outlook. Four years after surgery, she reports feeling healthier than decades ago. The case highlights Spain’s organ donation system.
Cayetana Álvarez de Toledo Criticises Political Polarisation and Calls for Reform
Cayetana Álvarez de Toledo voices concern over Spain’s political climate. She questions the Ayuso penthouse case and defends judicial independence. The PP deputy urges a moral and political renewal.
Almudena Ariza and Cecilia Highlight Women's Voices on La 2 Tonight
La 2 dedicates its evening to prominent Spanish women. Almudena Ariza joins Mercedes Milà in El Capricho, while a special honors Cecilia 50 years after her passing. Both segments focus on legacy and memory.
Begoña: 31 Years Behind the Wheel in a Man’s World
Begoña has spent over three decades driving trucks across Spain, navigating demanding schedules and family life. Her story sheds light on the realities of a profession still dominated by men and the challenges women face in the transport sector.
Why Ana Hernández Chose Cattle Over a Civil Servant’s Desk
Ana Hernández left city life behind to take over her family’s cattle farm in Valderrodrigo, Salamanca. Her decision highlights the generational crisis in Spanish agriculture and the personal cost of choosing passion over stability.
Andrea Fernández: Breaking Stereotypes Behind the Wheel
Andrea Fernández, a young truck driver from Pontevedra, navigates Spain’s highways with her dog Brugal, challenging outdated views about women in transport. Her story highlights the realities and motivations behind a demanding profession.
Luis Ángel Echevarría, Father of Paula Echevarría, Dies at 76 in Gijón
Luis Ángel Echevarría, father of actress Paula Echevarría, died in Gijón at 76. The funeral will be held in Candás. The family faces a difficult farewell just days after celebrating personal milestones.
Barcelona Holds Silent Tribute After Latest Gender-Based Killing
Barcelona authorities observed a minute of silence after a woman was killed by her partner in Sant Martí. The incident brings Spain’s annual femicide count to 32. Officials urge action and support for victims.
Desirée Cordero Joins 'Pasapalabra' as Guest, Drawing Attention for Her Past
Desirée Cordero, known for her modeling career and high-profile relationships, appears on 'Pasapalabra' from July 28 to 30. Her participation brings a new dynamic to the competition and spotlights her public journey.
Andrea Camel Reveals the Demanding Reality Behind Spain’s Summer Orchestras
Andrea Camel, vocalist and dancer for Clan Zero, shares what it truly means to work in a Spanish orchestra during the summer festival season. From relentless rehearsals to constant travel, she describes a profession that demands year-round commitment and transforms daily life.
Aitana and Plex Spark Reaction with Kiss at La Velada del Año 6
Aitana and Plex drew attention at La Velada del Año 6 in Seville. Their public kiss before the match and celebration after Plex’s victory became a highlight. The scene quickly spread across social media.
Spain’s Youngest Female Truck Driver Breaks Barriers at 22
Andrea García Cano, just 22, is Spain’s youngest female truck driver. She shares how she navigates the risks of day and night driving, why she chose this path, and what needs to change in the industry.
Blanca Hervás Edges Paula Sevilla by One Hundredth in 400m Showdown
Blanca Hervás narrowly defeated Paula Sevilla in the 400m final at the Spanish Championships in Málaga. The race was decided by just one hundredth of a second. Windy conditions affected performances across the event.
Julia Janeiro Challenges Public Narrative and Stands by Her Parents
Julia Janeiro has publicly questioned the widely accepted story about her family. She insists the truth differs from what has been shown for years. Her remarks come as her parents enjoy a strong period in their marriage.
Marta Pombo Shares First Photo of Niece Lola After Madrid Visit
Marta Pombo traveled to Madrid to meet her newborn niece, Lola Belén, daughter of Lucía Pombo and Álvaro López-Huerta. The birth, after an induced labor, marks a new chapter for the Pombo family.
Clersss Urges Fans to Watch Her Debut Fight at La Velada del Año VI
Clersss, known as Clara Merino, will step into the ring in Seville after six months of preparation. She calls on fans not to miss her bout against Natalia MX, highlighting the effort behind her participation.
Seville Marks 100 Years Since ‘Mediodía’ Sparked the Generation of ’27
Andalusia is releasing a facsimile of the first 16 issues of ‘Mediodía’, the magazine that launched the Generation of ’27. The project highlights the role of Seville in Spanish literary history. Key figures like Lorca and Alberti contributed.
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