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Gran Canaria will host the filming of a major TV series this spring

Filming of El caballero de los Siete Reinos to restrict access to unique Spanish location. Major preparations for filming El caballero de los Siete Reinos are beginning in Gran Canaria. Authorities will limit access to a popular recreation area. This decision will affect both local residents and tourists.

Murcia authorities launch major initiative for Mar Menor

12 Million Euros for Mar Menor Protection New Center to Drive Environmental Change. The OM2 project has launched in Murcia with a 12 million euro budget. The new center will focus on restoring the Mar Menor ecosystem. The initiative is set to introduce innovative standards in regional science and tourism.

Seismic tremors on Tenerife raise concerns for the island

Tenerife authorities step up measures amid unusual seismic activity near El Teide. New protocols have been activated in Tenerife due to increased seismic activity. Authorities are preparing infrastructure for possible evacuation. The decisions could affect the lives of thousands of island residents.

Helicopters join the search for the missing driver in Linares adding urgency and new hopes in a case full of unanswered questions and tense anticipation

Driver search in Catalonia after heavy rains Special equipment and alarming details. A large-scale search operation is underway in Llinars del Vallès for a driver who disappeared during heavy rainfall. Aviation and special units have been deployed. The situation is complicated by weather conditions and the risk of further emergencies.

Investigation intensifies: authorities seek to interrogate the former regional chief over the flood

Valencia court launches proceedings in Mazón case following tragedy with 230 victims. Valencia authorities are considering launching an investigation into the actions of the former regional leader. The court’s decision could affect politicians’ futures after the tragedy that claimed hundreds of lives. New details shed light on the officials’ involvement in the disaster.

Water is available, but new regulations are costing farmers their harvests

Murcia authorities outraged: record water reserves, yet wells are being closed. A dispute is escalating in Murcia over government plans to restrict water access. Despite record reserves, farmers risk losing vital resources. Local authorities are demanding urgent changes and a national agreement.

Floods threaten, sirens blare, vigilance surges, uncertainty looms

Why the El Atazar Dam Near Madrid Is Guarded 24/7. Authorities have tightened security at Madrid’s largest dam. Access to El Atazar is now strictly limited, and water releases are managed manually. This decision impacts the safety of the region and its water supply.

Historic rainfall, Andalusian engineering and a dramatic escape from disaster — find out how thousands avoided devastation

Why the Authorities Ignore Hydroelectric Projects — and Who Pays the Price. Millions in losses, devastated fields, and thousands of lives saved — the aftermath of storms in Andalusia turned out to be more dramatic than expected. It was the large dams that acted as a barrier against the disaster. What is the cost of delaying new projects? Find out in our report.

Why was the looming disaster in Cheste and Chiva kept silent

Scandal Erupts Over Authorities’ Actions in Valencia During DANA. Valencia firefighters were aware of the impending disaster hours before the official alert. A court is investigating why the emergency warning was delayed by four hours. A scandal is brewing over how authorities acted.

The secret of overflowing reservoirs and why it's too soon to relax

Water returns to Malaga as the region overcomes its worst drought in a decade. Malaga’s reservoirs have filled up after a record drought. Water supplies have tripled, but full recovery is still a long way off. Why water shortages still threaten the region—read on for the details.

Who is to blame for the disaster on the coast of Huelva

Storm Destroys Matalascañas Beach and Puts Homes Near Doñana at Risk. A severe storm has wiped out part of Matalascañas Beach, leaving dozens of buildings at risk. Authorities are disputing who is responsible for saving the resort.

What will happen to seaside homes after the natural disaster?

Storm Destroys Matalascañas Promenade Beach Resort Under Threat. A powerful storm has destroyed the Matalascañas promenade. Residents have been evacuated due to the risk of buildings collapsing. Authorities are considering a costly relocation of the promenade.

C3 Line Restoration: New Bridges and Millions in Investments

Rail Service Between Valencia and Buñol Restored After Devastating DANA. Train service between Valencia and Buñol resumes following extensive reconstruction. The rail infrastructure has been completely updated, including the construction of new viaducts. Investments exceeded 120 million euros.

Sánchez and Pérez-Llorca Meet — New Steps Following the Tragedy

Spanish and Valencian Authorities Establish Recovery Commission Following DANA. Valencian leader Pérez Llorca and Prime Minister Sánchez have agreed to form a joint commission to address the aftermath of DANA. The first meeting is scheduled for January. Authorities are discussing ways to expedite recovery efforts and introduce new measures.

Environmental dispute in Palas de Rei — residents demand project halt

Thousands Protest Altri Factory Construction in Galicia. A mass demonstration was held in Santiago against the Altri factory project. Locals voiced concerns about the region’s environment and water resources. The protest drew support from environmentalists, fishermen, and opposition parties.