Alejandro Davidovich returns to clay in Umag to open against Estructura Trungelliti. The Spaniard is seeking his first win over the Argentine, who leads their head-to-head record. The winner will face either a local favorite or Alex Molcan.
Fuente de Piedra Lagoon in Málaga sees over 30,000 flamingo pairs after a year of exceptional rainfall. The number of breeding waterbird species rises by 20%. Endangered marbled teal breeds inside the lagoon for the first time.
Barcelona’s legal tourist apartments are heavily concentrated in Eixample and Gràcia. Despite the freeze on new licenses, their numbers keep rising. Authorities warn that loopholes could delay the planned 2028 phase-out.
The PSOE has increased its lead over the PP, reaching 33% in voting intention. The latest CIS barometer shows a 7.9-point gap despite high-profile corruption cases. Vox and Sumar also saw declines.
Catalonia's government has tasked 15 experts with assessing this year's controversial PAU Math exam after average scores plummeted. The review will compare the test with previous years and exams in other regions, following a surge in student complaints.
Spain’s DGT will soon require nearby Guardia Civil officers to respond to every V-16 beacon alert. The move formalizes a practice already common, while rising activations raise concerns about police capacity.
A new report finds that more than 60% of Catalonia’s largest cities hinder access to municipal registration. Vulnerable groups, especially migrants, face the greatest obstacles, raising concerns about public service planning.
More than 10,000 deaths in the Barcelona metropolitan area have been linked to extreme heat over two decades. Residents of vulnerable neighborhoods face the greatest risk. Authorities now treat heat as a persistent structural threat requiring long-term planning.
A new analysis challenges the belief that battery failures are the basic financial risk for electric car owners. Most costly repairs involve everyday components, not the high-voltage battery pack.
A court in Catarroja has officially raised the death toll from the October 2024 dana to 231. The latest victim, an elderly man from Benetússer, died of a heart attack during the storm. The case now includes possible charges of negligent homicide.
Rodalies in Catalonia is facing a spike in cable theft and vandalism, alongside suicides on the tracks. Authorities plan to transfer basic lines to regional control, while delays and infrastructure problems remain widespread.
Illegal home occupation reports in Spain declined in 2025, but Catalonia remains the epicenter. The region accounted for nearly 40% of all criminal complaints, far above its share of the population. New mediation rules and security measures are changing the picture.
A new CEO poll puts Catalan independence parties close to regaining an absolute majority. Aliança Catalana’s rapid rise is shifting alliances and raising tensions among traditional parties.
A 28-year-old man drowned Sunday morning at San Juan Reservoir, Madrid’s only authorized swimming spot. Emergency services recovered his body near the shore. The incident follows a similar fatality at the same location last month.
A 71-year-old woman died after suffering cardiac arrest on Badalona’s Playa del Coco. Lifeguards and medics could not revive her. Her death brings the summer drowning toll on Catalan beaches to 11.
Marc Márquez secured a commanding sprint victory at Sachsenring. Estructura Bezzecchi withdrew after a heavy crash and clavicle fracture. Jorge Martín remains the championship leader, but Márquez has closed the gap.
Enrique Casado Carnero, a 25-year-old from Valladolid, has achieved a rare feat: earning a coveted Inspector of Hacienda post in less than two years. His disciplined approach and intense study routine set him apart in a notoriously demanding selection process.
Spain’s average electricity price falls to 87.32 euros per MWh on July 11. The lowest rates, including a negative price, occur midday, while the day’s peak comes late in the evening. The shift could affect household bills and daily routines.
The number of Catalans living in severe poverty has grown to 700,000. Fewer residents now receive the Guaranteed Income benefit. Official data show that current aid measures are failing to reach those most in need.
Marc Márquez secured a hard-fought sprint win at Sachsenring. The race highlighted fierce competition and injuries as pressure mounted in the championship battle, with basic rivals and family dynamics adding to the tension.
Raúl Fernández won the MotoGP Sprint at Sachsenring, finishing ahead of Marc Márquez by 0.051 seconds. Fabio Di Giannantonio took third, while Álex Márquez finished sixth. The classification puts Fernández on top, with the Márquez brothers separated in the finishing order.
Karolina Muchova and Linda Noskova meet in the Wimbledon final, both seeking their first Grand Slam title. The match puts a new era for Czech tennis in focus, with expert commentary and keen anticipation around the live coverage.
Major changes are coming for drivers in Spain and across Europe as the EU moves to introduce a single digital driving licence. The reform will make serious traffic fines valid in all member states, tighten rules for new drivers and standardize renewal checks for older motorists.
Paula Badosa advances to the Bastad 125 final after a dominant win. Her rising ranking brings direct entry to the US Open closer. After two challenging years, the Spanish player is aiming to return to the top tier.
Jorge Martín heads to Germany as the new MotoGP leader after Bezzecchi’s crash in Assen. The Sachsenring round will put his position to the test, with Marc Márquez and other contenders close behind. Broadcast information and the full schedule are inside.
A 47-year-old man drowned at Prat d’En Forés-Regueral beach in Cambrils after swimming at night without lifeguard supervision. Emergency teams responded but could not revive him. This marks the tenth beach drowning in Catalonia this season.
TVE’s morning programs have posted sharp, sustained audience gains this season. Industry insiders question the legitimacy of the figures, and the unexplained jump has fueled debate over possible manipulation of audience measurement.
Novak Djokovic and Jannik Sinner meet in the Wimbledon semifinals. The Serbian legend is seeking another Grand Slam final, while Sinner aims to defend his London grass crown.
Jannik Sinner beat Novak Djokovic in the Wimbledon 2026 semifinal. The Italian advanced to the final, while Djokovic’s bid for a record-equalling eighth title ended. Their Centre Court meeting delivered a generational clash.
Barcelona's latest municipal poll puts Jaume Collboni in the lead, while Junts drops to seventh place. Aliança Catalana has more support than Junts; the PP and Vox also rank ahead. Housing and security remain residents' top concerns.
The University Autónoma de Barcelona’s Law and International Relations double degree now leads Catalonia’s university cut-off rankings. Required scores for Physics and Mathematics, as well as Medicine, have fallen, reflecting shifting admission trends.
Spain’s professional truck and bus drivers are far less likely to die in road accidents than private motorists. Veteran instructor Mario Cubo explains how ongoing training and strict regulation, alongside a willingness to challenge old habits, have transformed safety in the sector.
Catalonia will publish 2026 university cut-off scores on July 10. A second round of admissions is scheduled for July 23. Students must check Canal Universitats and the University Access Portal for updates.
At least 12 people have died in the Los Gallardos wildfire, making it the deadliest on record in Andalusia. The incident recalls other major fire tragedies in Spain, including Lloret de Mar and Guadalajara.
Spain’s tax authority has refunded more than €6.4 billion to pensioners who contributed to historic labor mutual funds. The largest group of beneficiaries had incomes between €30,000 and €60,000, and the average payout exceeded €2,000 per person.
