Laws
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Madrid
153 Secret Documents on 23-F Revealed What Was Hidden for Decades
Spain makes public for the first time the archival records about the 1981 coup attempt. The move aims to counter…
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Madrid
Spanish Judicial Council refuses to sanction judges for harsh remarks about politicians
In Spain, the disciplinary commission has decided not to fine judges for publicly criticizing politicians. The decision was made by…
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Laws
Fines up to 800 euros New tire inspections on Spanish roads
Spain has tightened control over tire condition. Violations can lead to hefty fines. The new regulations cover tire markings, tread…
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Andalusia
Fines up to 800 euros as Spain steps up tire inspections on the roads
Spain has tightened regulations on tire conditions. Violations now lead to hefty fines. New rules cover tire labeling, tread depth,…
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Madrid
Secret Documents 23-F What the Spanish Government Is Hiding
Spain prepares to release archives about the events of 23-F Authorities hope to put an end to speculation and reshape…
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Madrid
Spain’s Constitutional Court to hear government budget dispute for the first time
For the first time, a Spanish court will examine whether the Cabinet failed its budget obligations. The Senate demands the…
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Madrid
Spain risks losing new emergency beacons after EU decision
Spain has made the V-16 emergency beacon mandatory. The European Union may ban it over non-compliance with regulations. The decision…
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Basque Country
Politicians Clash Over 23-F Revelations: New Demands and Accusations
Spanish authorities unveil documents on the 1981 coup attempt. The opposition accuses the government of distracting public attention. Left-wing parties…
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Valencia
Valencia court sends Monica Oltra to trial despite prosecutor’s opposition
A court in Valencia has overturned the investigation's decision and ordered legal proceedings against Monica Oltra. The prosecution was opposed,…
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Courts
Almost 40% of Spanish Judges Retire Early as Supreme Court Calls for Higher Retirement Age
Judges are retiring early, while the Supreme Court wants longer service. The Supreme Court insists on raising the retirement age.…
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Barcelona
Spain to ban junk food ads targeting children and sales of energy drinks to minors
Spain is introducing a ban on junk food advertisements aimed at children and prohibiting the sale of energy drinks to…
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Madrid
Dozens of Unlicensed Drivers Detained During License Exam in Móstoles
Authorities in Móstoles have tightened control over driving exams, detaining drivers with revoked documents. Cases of forgery and attempted deception…
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Catalonia
Spanish Parliament stuck on security law reform
The reform of the Civil Security Law in Spain has stalled once again. Parliament remains deadlocked due to disagreements between…
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Pedro Sánchez
Spanish authorities set strict limits on media revenue from state advertising
The Spanish government is preparing a law to cap the share of media income from state advertising at 35%. The…
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Andalusia
Four Underground Marijuana Plantations Discovered in Granada, Wanted Man Detained
In Pinos Puente, police dismantled four clandestine marijuana plantations, seized over a thousand plants, and arrested a man wanted on…
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Madrid
Major drug farm uncovered in Madrid with more than 2,200 cannabis plants seized
An underground marijuana plantation was discovered in Paracuellos. Two people were arrested for cultivation and illegal electricity tapping. Authorities step…
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Madrid
Secret Files 23-F Government declassifies after 45 years
The Spanish authorities are releasing classified documents on the February 23 coup attempt. The decision concerns key materials and could…
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Madrid
Spanish families to receive up to 1,000 euros per child under new benefit
Spain is preparing a universal child benefit for those under 18. This payment will be added to existing allowances. The…
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Madrid
Sanctions Against Stereotypes How Spanish Authorities Protect the Roma
In Spain, authorities are ramping up efforts to combat discrimination against the Roma. Sánchez calls for respect and equal rights.…
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Madrid
Spanish judiciary under threat Alarming signs of political pressure
Government pressure on courts — what it means for the country. Delays in appointments and new legislation spark heated debates.…
