After two years in Bali, Mery Freshh found she could live better for the same money as in Spain. Her story shows why more young professionals are choosing the island for its mix of low costs and comfort.
Nieves Moya, one of the first women to cover La Vuelta, tells how she fought for a place in cycling journalism. Her story shows the grit it took to enter a field that long shut women out, and how slowly real change can come.
Sabrina González-Pasterski, an American physicist with Cuban heritage, is rethinking how artificial intelligence might help tackle some of physics’ toughest questions. Her work on gravitational memory and celestial holography is drawing attention from researchers around the world.
Known for keeping his private life out of the spotlight, José Coronado has spoken candidly about love later in life and his early days as a fashion choreographer. His appearance on 'El Hormiguero' offered a rare look at the man behind the roles.
Mauricio Verbichi left a secure job in Buenos Aires to start over in the countryside. Now living in La Paz, Córdoba, he is building his own home and income, finding calm amid uncertainty and more time with his family.
In Ciudad Real, a new project is turning electric toy cars into practical mobility aids for young children with severe motor challenges. The initiative brings education and technology into social care, helping children gain independence and supporting their development.
A single auction winner will ride alongside Valentino Rossi at Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya this October. The experience, part of a major motorsport festival, will raise funds for children with neuromuscular diseases, with all proceeds going directly to charity.
A fleet of thirteen Biscuter microcars rolled into Zamora for a gathering pairing automotive heritage with local cuisine, while also putting active aging in focus. The event offered rare sights and personal stories, showing that a passion for the road knows no age.
Quino, a six-year-old Labrador trained to find survivors in disaster zones, died in Valencia after returning from a mission in Venezuela with unexplained hemorrhages. His health quickly declined, leaving veterinarians and his handler searching for answers as support poured in from across Spain.
Fernando Garrido met Josemi Latasa, the man involved in his family’s murder by ETA, in a private encounter arranged by Salvados. Held off-camera, the meeting revealed the complexity of forgiveness and remorse after decades of silence.
Greasing a car’s tow ball may seem like routine maintenance, but mechanic Juan José Ebenezer says it can make a trailer less safe. His advice challenges a widespread habit among Spanish drivers.
Valencia Basket ended its pre-season with a hard-fought 93-91 win over Kosner Baskonia, showing improved teamwork and composure ahead of the new season.
Sharon Stone has revealed that she has embraced celibacy, prioritizing genuine affection and companionship over fleeting encounters. At 68, the actress is clear about what she wants from love and why she is no longer interested in casual relationships.
In Pont-de-Barret, a rural French village, locals have addressed the collapse of public transport by sharing a single Citroën ZX. Their grassroots system keeps the community moving and challenges assumptions about rural mobility.
Sharon Stone says she is no longer interested in casual relationships and has chosen celibacy. The actress now values emotional connection and companionship over romance without genuine affection, opening a new chapter in her personal life.
The documentary 29-0 DANA reveals the pain and outrage of families who lost loved ones in the 2024 Valencia floods. Director Juanjo Castro uses official records and raw testimony to challenge the political narrative. The film reignites calls for accountability.
Quino, a celebrated rescue labrador from Valencia, died after returning from Venezuela with unexplained bleeding. Despite intensive care and support from veterinary specialists worldwide, the cause remained unknown. His death has prompted questions and widespread expressions of solidarity.
Enric Mas has won the 2026 Vuelta a España, ending an 11-year wait for a Spanish champion. His victory signals a turning point for Mas and Spanish cycling.
Andrea García became Spain’s youngest female truck driver at 21. Her first routes took her through Barcelona’s dense traffic in a 21-pallet Scania, as she challenged stereotypes and outdated industry rules.
At just 23, Mario Pérez left Valencia to open a bar in a village where rent is ten times lower. His move to Valdemoro-Sierra reveals the economic divide between city and rural life, along with the advantages of starting over far from urban centers.
A flexible water bottle pressed against the drain can sometimes dislodge minor sink clogs with water pressure. The method works only on shallow blockages and requires a tight seal.
A Mercedes G Wagon named Otto became the most traveled car in history after Gunter Holtorf and his wife Christine spent 23 years crossing 179 countries and covering 885000 kilometers without sponsors or modern tech.
Spanish truckers work under tight legal controls governing every hour on the road. Javier Pájaro explains how rest breaks and tachograph checks, alongside family sacrifices, shape the daily grind for drivers who keep the country moving.
Two hikers in the Czech Republic stumbled on a rusted tin packed with 598 gold coins and valuable objects. The find contained more than five kilos of pure gold and led to a joint reward of 11.7 million Czech crowns. The coins date from 1808 to 1915, but the mystery of their owner remains.
Richart Sowa built a three-storey house on a floating island made from over 100,000 plastic bottles near Isla Mujeres. After storms and a government order, the unique structure was removed. His new project in Brazil remains unfinished.
Daniella Bustamante has begun studying Marketing in Madrid and is preparing for driving school. Her mother, Paula Echevarría, has commented on her agency signing and the challenges of this new phase, as the family adjusts to changing priorities.
A vineyard near Bordeaux is looking for a cook to join the grape harvest, offering paid work and free accommodation. The job is open to anyone with a passion for cooking, and the estate also welcomes grape pickers and wine enthusiasts.
Leaving your wheels turned while parked may quietly damage your car’s steering and suspension. Mechanic Jesús explains why this overlooked habit can lead to costly repairs and shares practical tips for extending your vehicle’s life.
Nearly 3,000 students in Valencia are starting another year in makeshift classrooms. Unions and parents are demanding urgent action as negotiations with authorities stall, while climate risks and political disputes deepen the education crisis.
Valencia police have arrested four men accused of sexually assaulting a woman in multiple incidents. Her ex-partner allegedly threatened her with violence and blackmail and involved his brother and two friends. All four are in custody.
Spain is running short of truck drivers as the job loses its appeal among young people. Ainoa Blasco, 30, says low pay and relentless demands are pushing her generation away, with long hours adding to the strain.
A wildfire scorched 37 hectares in Valencia’s Devesa del Saler. Authorities are awaiting a critical damage report to guide regeneration, while political tensions rise over missed prevention measures.
Jesús Calleja never set foot in a university lecture hall. Instead, he moved from hairdressing salons to mountain peaks, teaching himself the skills that would later make him a pilot and a familiar face on Spanish television. His story challenges the idea that formal education is the only path to professional success.
A court decision has reignited debate over Rita Barberá’s time in Valencia. The Azud case links her inner circle to urban corruption, bringing political memory and legal reality into collision in the city’s public life.
Two women from Navarra were stranded in Jakarta after a volcanic eruption forced airport closures. With flights cancelled and no airline support, they paid extra to leave via Singapore. Their journey home took nearly four days and left them out of pocket.
