Emilio Delgado says two fatal rail accidents in a short period demand political accountability and a deep review of the system. He cites a rise from 15 to as many as 40 trains monitored at once on the Madrid-Seville line.
Police deployed across several Spanish cities as shops closed ahead of Blocus gatherings. In Barcelona, officers identified young people at security checkpoints; a Valencia court ordered a 20-year-old man held without bail.
The Madrid to Málaga and Madrid to Seville services are due to start on 6 November. Wizz Air plans two flights a day on each route, with fares ranging from €45.99 to €99.99 after the Urda rail accident.
The service says its software cannot extract the figures and staff would have to inspect files one by one. Medical representatives say reliable qualification records are essential for patient safety.
Tamara González Costa was travelling in carriage 8 of the Renfe train when it crashed in Urda. Her family has confirmed the 31-year-old scientist’s death; researcher Marta Shahbazi was also reported missing.
Despite years of high-speed screen chases, Liam Neeson says he knows nothing about cars and drives at no more than about 93 km/h on motorways. His new action film ‘La mangosta’ arrives on Prime Video in Spain on November 4.
A court in Torrent has ordered a 20-year-old man held on remand without bail over alleged Blocus Spain activity. Investigators say online calls were routed through private messaging groups and reached minors.
Galloper has named its first pick-up Anayet and its off-roader Gredos, taking both names from Spanish mountain geography. The company has yet to disclose specifications or commercial details, including prices and arrival dates.
More than 30 people with political or union links hold board and senior management posts across Spain’s state-owned rail companies. The report says political-confidence profiles have gained ground against technical specialists.
Juan Ignacio López Espinosa, an architect from A Coruña, was among those killed in the Urda collision. His family travelled to the scene to look for him while authorities worked to identify victims.
Enric Juliana argues that the rail disasters have damaged confidence in Spain's high-speed network and put Óscar Puente's political responsibility under scrutiny. A possible year-long Madrid-Barcelona suspension could deepen the crisis ahead of the 29 November election.
Affected owners gathered outside Tesla's Fuenlabrada service centre as taxi drivers described cars immobilised by battery faults. Some out-of-warranty replacement estimates exceed €16,000.
More than six million people are expected to celebrate across Spain. Nightlife businesses forecast 1.7% revenue growth and 29,000 temporary jobs as Halloween falls on a Saturday.
About 500 tractors had reached Madrid when organisers cancelled the rally after a deadly rail accident. The groups have filed their demands, while ASAJA will send its planned food supplies to Banco de Alimentos.
Argentine resident Lola Cabeller says visitors should avoid driving into core Madrid, where parking is difficult. She recommends public transport and says buses run every five to ten minutes within the M-30.
Seoul police say the suspects used imported or homemade devices to bypass Tesla’s regional software restriction. The alleged tampering carries a maximum sentence of two years or a 20 million won fine.
Five Spanish Franciscan friars killed in 1597 for defending Catholic teaching on marriage are due to be beatified in Savannah today. Pedro de Corpa was born in the territory of the present-day Diocese of Alcalá de Henares.
Diego González is calling for Transport Minister Óscar Puente to resign after the Adamuz and Urda rail accidents. He alleges 115 high-speed rail deaths in 2026, but the material supplied provides no independent evidence for that tally.
Pedro Sánchez has not asked Óscar Puente to resign, and sources say he does not plan to dismiss him. The minister is due before Congress on 3 November to explain the Urda crash.
AEA counted 90,766 speeding complaints at the A-7 site in 2025, against six the previous year. Nationwide, the association puts DGT’s speeding-fine revenue at €246.8 million.
James May has chosen to auction the 1974 Triumph Stag through Collecting Cars. The restored car has 83,100 miles and still shows traces of its African journey, including worn trim and a failed instrument bulb.
HWA’s teaser reveals the Hammer’s squared-off silhouette and pronounced wheel arches. Specifications remain unconfirmed, though the original’s defining V8 makes an eight-cylinder engine a reasonable expectation.
Eight young people linked to Blocus have been detained in an investigation into disturbances in Barcelona. Among them are a 20-year-old who presents himself as the movement’s leader and a 16-year-old.
Patricia Fernández Häring died in the Urda rail crash on 28 October. The Madrid architect had more than 25 years of experience and was known for her work on accessibility and social projects.
After the Urda rail crash, Emiliano García-Page put the verified toll at 69 and said further deaths could be confirmed. Authorities had received 70 missing-person reports; 12 victims had been identified after 65 autopsies.
Antonio Vázquez, brother of Curro Vázquez and a respected figure in bullfighting, was confirmed among the 69 people killed in Wednesday’s collision near Urda. His family had first received a mistaken report that he was in hospital.
Marta Shahbazi was travelling in carriage 8 to Huelva for a research award when the train crashed at Urda. Her family had no news of her whereabouts and gave DNA samples to the Guardia Civil to help identify missing passengers.
Municipalities will hold public draws to select polling-station presidents and members from 31 October to 4 November. Those selected should receive notice by post within three days and must attend unless they can justify an exemption.
At Fátima Báñez’s funeral, Soraya Sáenz de Santamaría recalled her commitment to helping others. CEOE president Antonio Garamendi praised her generosity and described her as a person of dialogue.
Including the 2013 Angrois crash brings the death toll to 195, although it happened on a conventional line. The European Commission says Spain's rail services have relatively low use compared with several EU peers.
Pilar Eyre said Felipe VI’s brief remarks after the Urda rail disaster fell short and criticised his initial reference to Adamuz. She praised Queen Letizia for alerting him to the mistake during their visit to a Toledo hospital.
Seventy missing-person complaints were filed after the 28 October collision near Urda, which killed 69 people. The Guardia Civil says some reports may concern victims awaiting identification; Efe cited 62 people counted missing.
The Guardia Civil arrested a man in Picanya described by investigators as Blocus’s alleged founder. The case followed unrest in Barcelona that left 130 people detained and 14 officers injured.
Clashes between far-left groups and Núcleo Nacional in central Palma prompted a National Police deployment on Friday evening. Shops closed early and covered their windows as groups moved towards Sant Miquel.
Pimec and Catalonia’s College of Civil Engineers accept that major works are needed but oppose a total shutdown. They want some trains to keep running and say planning must account for passengers and businesses.
