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Olise strikes late as France edges Belgium in high-stakes clash
A dramatic solo run from Michael Olise in the 88th minute handed France a 1-0 win over Belgium. Despite a heavily rotated lineup, Zidane's team dominated possession and chances, but only broke through at the very end. The result puts France at the top of their Nations League group ahead of their next match against Italy.
Mortgage signings hit a two-year low
Banks registered 43,372 home purchase loans in Spain in July, the sharpest annual drop in 25 months. Buyers took on larger debts as house prices and borrowing costs made access harder.
Schneider Electric takes Ruta 26 back on the road
Schneider Electric is restarting Ruta 26 across Spain and Portugal. More than 40 stops will bring training, digital tools and technical advice to electrical professionals.
Spain tightens electric car subsidies as France and Netherlands open doors
Spain’s subsidy program for electric cars shuts out most used models, while France and the Netherlands roll out broader support for older vehicles and low-income buyers. Spanish consumers face stricter rules and fewer choices.
Police call for Puerta del Sol encampment to be dismantled
The Confederación Española de Policía says the Puerta del Sol encampment is blocking normal access to a public square. Its spokesperson is pressing Madrid's government delegate to act as the dispute over security and responsibility grows.
Chinese car brands reshape Zaragoza workshops with rapid parts delivery
Chinese carmakers are not just shaking up Spain’s vehicle sales. Their fast parts delivery and better aftersales support are changing how independent workshops in Aragón work. Mechanics now have to rethink what it means to service modern cars.
Spain's housing shortfall is set to pass one million homes
Spain completed 92,000 homes in 2025 while 245,000 new households were formed. The resulting gap of 153,000 units has pushed the projected national shortfall above one million homes by 2028.
Feijóo puts truth at the centre of journalism
At the Premios Vanguardia 2026 in Barcelona, Alberto Núñez Feijóo argued that journalism cannot keep public trust without facts and credibility.
Lagarde says higher rates are not the main cause of Europe's housing crisis
Christine Lagarde says ECB rate rises are not the main cause of Europe's housing crisis. She points to a gap between housing supply and demand, while acknowledging higher mortgage costs, weak investment and a severe shortage of homes in countries such as Spain.
Madrid housing camp holds through rain and provocations
More than 200 tents remain in Madrid's Puerta del Sol. Renters and pensioners are keeping the camp going as clashes with media figures test the protest.
Ayvens faces backlash over unresolved Citroën C3 breakdown
A Citroën C3 Aircross leased from Ayvens has been stranded in a workshop for over 90 days. The client’s ordeal exposes deep flaws in the company’s after-sales service and raises questions about Spain’s biggest rental fleet.
Civil Protection issues urgent alert as torrential rain targets Catalonia
Catalonia faces a critical weather threat as authorities warn of torrential rain and possible local flooding. Thirteen regions are under an ES-Alert, with rainfall expected to reach up to 180 litres per square metre in some areas. Residents are urged to take immediate precautions.
Civil Protection triggers mobile alert as heavy rain targets Catalonia
A sweeping ES-Alert has landed on Catalan phones, warning of intense rainfall set to hit the coast and nearby areas on September 29. Civil Protection urges residents to avoid flood-prone zones and limit outdoor activity during peak hours.
Susana Abaitua and Maxi Iglesias reveal their worst homes on El Hormiguero
Susana Abaitua and Maxi Iglesias did not hold back on El Hormiguero, sharing raw accounts of their most difficult living situations. Their stories highlight the harsh realities behind Spain’s housing crisis as they introduce their new film Nuda propiedad.
Tears in Puerta del Sol expose the housing crisis for Spain's youth
A wave of young protesters has taken over Puerta del Sol, turning personal fears about housing into a public outcry. Their stories reveal a generation blocked from basic rights and a government accused of inaction.
Maricarmen keeps her home after late-night deal in Madrid
After days of tension and a hospital stay, 87-year-old Maricarmen will not be evicted from her Alcalde Sainz de Baranda apartment. A four-hour meeting between Madrid’s housing agency and Urbagestión ended with a deal that lets her stay—a rare moment of unity in the city’s housing fights.
Civil Protection triggers ES-Alert for heavy rain in Tarragona
Civil Protection has issued an ES-Alert to thirteen Catalan regions, including five in Tarragona, warning of locally intense rainfall expected between 8 and 14 hours. Residents are urged to exercise caution, though no travel or school restrictions have been announced.
Eighty seven year old Maricarmen offered return to her Madrid home after eviction
After five days of uncertainty, Maricarmen may soon return to her Retiro apartment. The property owner and city housing authorities have struck a deal, but the final decision now rests with the 87 year old tenant herself.
Spain's Mortgage Market Hits a New Barrier for Homebuyers
Hundreds are camping in Madrid's Puerta del Sol as mortgage activity falls. The average loan has reached a record 180,785 euros, while fewer buyers are completing purchases.
Catalonia on edge as storms and rain warnings grip Spain
Severe storms are set to hit Catalonia and eleven other regions. Meteorologists warn of heavy rain, hail, and sharp drops in temperature. Millions face emergency alerts across Spain.
US Eases Fuel Efficiency Rules for New Cars
The US Department of Transportation has approved less stringent fuel efficiency standards for vehicles, reversing previous targets and raising concerns about higher fuel costs and emissions. The move is expected to impact car buyers and the automotive industry for years.
Sánchez backs public housing model during Barcelona visit
Pedro Sánchez has renewed his housing pledge in Barcelona. The Illa Siberia project keeps public land under municipal ownership while expanding affordable rentals.
A blue plaque marks Maricarmen's eviction in Madrid
A blue plaque now marks the Madrid home where Maricarmen was evicted. Its message names Urbagestión's owners and cites Spain's constitutional right to housing.
Barcelona school on alert after 14 year old arrested for death threats online
A 14 year old girl was arrested in Barcelona after allegedly sending death threats to fellow students via Instagram. The incident has prompted increased police presence near the school and raised concerns about online safety among minors.
Antonio Banderas Calls Theatre a Refuge for Truth
In Málaga, Antonio Banderas said live theatre offers a direct test of reality at a time when artificial intelligence can make images and voices hard to trust. He tied that idea to the shared space between actors and audiences.
La bola negra posts a €4.7 million Spanish box-office start
La bola negra has delivered one of Spain's biggest openings of the decade. Nearly 700,000 people watched the film in three days, adding commercial force to its Oscar® campaign.
Lepas brings two new electric SUVs to Spain
Lepas is adding the all-electric L6 EV and L4 EV SUVs to its Spanish lineup. Both offer 450 km of range and are built for European roads. Deliveries start late this year as the brand pushes deeper into Spain’s EV market.
Spain's housing protests put emergency decree under pressure
Hundreds of people remain in Madrid's Puerta del Sol as tenants demand urgent protection. The government is racing to agree on a decree before Tuesday's cabinet meeting, but its scope remains disputed.
Electric car production surges as Zaragoza and Palencia secure new models
Spain's electric vehicle industry accelerates with new models at Zaragoza and Palencia. BYD's manufacturing edge and Tesla's latest updates signal a changing landscape for European carmakers.
Lucas Paulano takes Spain to Junior Eurovision 2026
RTVE has unveiled Spain's entry for Junior Eurovision 2026. Ten-year-old Lucas Paulano will perform a ballad about love, memory and the people who stay with us.
Left parties push PSOE toward a tougher housing decree
Spain's parliamentary left has united outside a Madrid hospital. The groups want stronger rent controls and longer protections before the Government approves its housing decree.
Used car prices in Spain surge after months of decline
The average price for a used car in Spain has jumped to 17,281 euros after two consecutive months of increases. Madrid, País Vasco and Cataluña top the list for the highest prices, while Castilla-La Mancha remains the most affordable region.
Global flu surveillance becomes Spain's early warning system
Spain's flu activity is still low, but early changes are appearing among younger people. Álvaro Torres explains why international surveillance helps track variants and plan prevention before the next season takes shape.
Grupo Tribuna promotes one app for its regional news network
Grupo Tribuna is directing readers to its app through regional news pages. The promotion links editions across Castilla y León and Madrid with dedicated Salamanca sections for news, culture and sport.
CNIO finds a vulnerable window against brain metastasis
Spanish researchers found a brief stage when early brain metastases may respond to treatment. Three drugs cleared microscopic lesions in mice and human tissue, but clinical trials are still needed.
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