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Ayuso takes camp eviction fight to Madrid courts
Isabel Díaz Ayuso's regional government will ask a Madrid court to order the immediate removal of the Puerta del Sol camp. It says Government delegate Francisco Martín failed to act.
Vehicle thefts surge in Spain as Madrid and Barcelona hit new highs
Spain recorded 16,052 vehicle thefts in the first half of 2026, up 3.6 percent from last year. Madrid and Barcelona alone account for over 42 percent of all cases, while smaller regions face the fastest growth.
Junts threatens to block key housing decrees in Congress showdown
Just hours before a crucial Congress vote, Junts has rejected the government's housing decrees. Their objections target both the content and the process, putting Spain's housing reforms in real danger.
MSI launches EZwall and EZgo to power Spain’s electric car charging
MSI is moving beyond gaming in Spain, introducing EZwall and EZgo charging systems for electric vehicles. The company’s first step focuses on residential users, aiming to reshape how Spanish households approach EV charging.
Hybrid and electric cars spark record boom in Galicia registrations
Galicia’s new car registrations jumped 24 percent in September, far outpacing the rest of Spain. Hybrids and electrics now rule the market, while diesel and petrol models are fading fast.
Ayuso takes the Puerta del Sol camp to court
A 48-hour deadline is expiring as the Madrid regional government asks a judge to remove the housing camp from Puerta del Sol. Isabel Díaz Ayuso is challenging the Government delegate's refusal to order its removal, while police say they will not enter the square unless public-order problems develop.
Catalan independence push reignites as Junts marks referendum anniversary
Nine years after the 1-O referendum, Junts accuses the Spanish state of ongoing repression and insists the independence vote remains a living mandate. The party calls for full amnesty and renewed international support for Catalonia’s self-determination.
Network outage at DIGI and Movistar disrupts thousands across Spain
A sudden network failure on October 1 left thousands of DIGI and Movistar customers unable to make calls or access the internet. The disruption also paralyzed communications at the University of Alicante, exposing the risks of shared infrastructure in Spain’s telecom sector.
Spain to End Confusing Traffic Light Overlap for Pedestrians and Drivers
From October 2026, Spanish traffic lights will no longer show flashing amber for vehicles while pedestrians see green. The DGT aims to eliminate this risky overlap and clarify right of way at crossings.
Cayetana returns to Liria through the life she chose
After drawing 150,000 visitors in Seville, Cayetana. Grande de España opens at Madrid's Palacio de Liria. More than 200 objects trace the duchess's art, private life and work within the Casa de Alba.
Nationwide mobile outage leaves Movistar O2 and DIGI users disconnected
A sudden outage has left thousands of Movistar O2 and DIGI customers across Spain without mobile coverage or internet access. The disruption struck on Thursday morning and has affected both individuals and businesses in multiple regions.
BYD Atto 2 DM i and Leapmotor B10 EREV face off for Spanish drivers
BYD Atto 2 DM-i and Leapmotor B10 EREV promise electric driving without range anxiety for under 32,000 euros. Their hybrid systems and real world practicality set up a direct clash for Spain’s next wave of plug in SUV buyers.
Spain's cultural world says goodbye to Gonzalo Suárez
Gonzalo Suárez was mourned at Madrid's San Isidro funeral home after his death on 29 September 2026 at the age of 92. Actors, directors and cultural figures remembered a career that crossed cinema, literature and journalism.
Olive oil prices shift as Spanish harvest faces climate pressure
Spain’s olive oil market has posted fresh prices for extra virgin, virgin and lampante grades. With climate swings threatening harvests and production costs rising, the sector’s stability is under scrutiny as the country remains the world’s top exporter.
Joan Baldoví declares three properties and major cash assets after leaving Congress
Joan Baldoví, a leading figure in Compromís, reported a personal fortune of over 638000 euros and multiple properties as he left Madrid to run for office in Valencia. His declaration stands in sharp contrast to his party’s stance on inherited wealth.
ORCAM entrusts Mahler's Third to Alondra de la Parra
ORCAM will open its 2026-2027 symphonic season with Mahler's Third on 6 October in Madrid. Alondra de la Parra will lead the orchestra, the Coro de la Comunidad de Madrid and the Pequeños Cantores de la ORCAM at the Auditorio Nacional.
Twelve Hour Police Interrogation Targets Ceuta Immigration Data Technician
A technician preparing data for a high-profile Ceuta immigration report was questioned by police for twelve hours without legal counsel. The episode exposes deep tensions over control of evidence and the shaping of official narratives in Spain’s most sensitive border crisis.
Spain's King and Queen Set for Long-Awaited Ceuta and Melilla Visit
Felipe VI and Queen Letizia will visit Ceuta and Melilla on 13 and 14 October, just after Spain's National Day. The trip follows a summer border crisis and comes nearly nineteen years after the previous royal visit.
Nearly Half of Spanish Lawmakers Own Multiple Homes
Forty-five percent of Spain’s Congress members declared ownership of at least two properties, according to official records. As the government races to address the housing crisis, the personal real estate portfolios of lawmakers are drawing new attention.
Constitutional Court withholds ruling ahead of amnesty hearing
Spain's Constitutional Court will not preview its ruling on malversación amnesty before the October 6 plenary. The decision could affect Carles Puigdemont's return and guide every judge and court.
Medina del Campo gears up for a classic car takeover in its historic plaza
On October 4, 2026, nearly 200 classic vehicles from all over Spain will roll into Medina del Campo’s Plaza Mayor. The event brings rare machines, family stories, and regional pride to the heart of Castilla y León.
Trump warning sends Ibex 35 below 19.300 points
Only Indra and Solaria gained at the opening as the Ibex 35 fell 0.9% on 1 October. Investors weighed Trump's warning on Iran, oil near 100 dollars per barrel and the risk to shipments through the Strait of Hormuz.
Running on Empty Risks Expensive Damage to Your Car
Letting your fuel tank hit reserve might seem harmless, but Spanish mechanics say it can quietly destroy your engine’s most sensitive parts. Here’s why topping up before the warning light comes on could save you hundreds in repairs.
GAC Aion UT shakes up electric compact market with bold design
The GAC Aion UT enters Spain with a striking look, a roomy interior, and a 60 kWh LFP battery. Priced to challenge established players, it promises more space and equipment than many competitors in its segment.
Movistar and Digi users face widespread mobile signal disruption across Spain
From Thursday morning, Movistar and Digi customers across Spain have struggled with mobile coverage. Users report being unable to make or receive calls, while the companies have yet to clarify the cause or scope of the outage.
Madrid seeks court order to remove Sol housing camp
A 48-hour deadline to remove the Puerta del Sol housing camp has expired. Madrid is now asking the courts to order its immediate dissolution, while the Delegación del Gobierno says police have no grounds to intervene without disturbances.
Madrid culture ministry hands historic Tabacalera space to activist group
The Ministry of Culture has bypassed Madrid’s push for affordable housing at the Tabacalera, instead granting 800 square meters to a neighborhood platform tied to the Sol protest camp. The move reignites debate over public property and housing priorities in the Spanish capital.
Felipe VI sets first royal visit to Ceuta and Melilla
Felipe VI and Letizia will visit Ceuta on 13 October and Melilla on 14 October. It will be their first trip there as King and Queen, after months of migration pressure on Spain's border.
Senate Faces Crucial Vote on Full Archipelago Status for Canary Islands
A Senate commission is set to decide if the Canary Islands should be recognized as a full archipelago under international law. The proposal could reshape Spain’s maritime talks with Morocco and change the islands’ global standing.
Alessandro Lequio steps away from television and finds new freedom
Alessandro Lequio has reemerged in Madrid after a year away from television. He describes his new chapter as fulfilling, focusing on family and personal well-being while moving his commentary to Instagram.
Bardella rejects antisemitism allegations after Macron attack
Jordan Bardella denies messages attributed to him by Mediapart. Emmanuel Macron demanded an immediate explanation during his state visit to Spain.
Ford CEO signals readiness for Chinese partnerships in key markets
Ford’s top executive Jim Farley is open to strategic alliances with Chinese carmakers where it boosts efficiency. As Europe cedes ground to China, Ford eyes selective cooperation to stay competitive in electric vehicles and global markets.
Government hands Tabacalera building to tenants union after city pushback
The Spanish government has granted the Sindicato de Inquilinos de Madrid access to a newly renovated space in the iconic Tabacalera building, overruling the city council’s proposal to use the site for affordable housing. The move follows months of negotiations and highlights a deepening rift between national and municipal priorities.
Mercedes AMG GT SUV prototype shakes up electric performance scene
Mercedes is getting ready to launch the AMG GT SUV, a fully electric model aimed at winning over die-hard V8 fans. Early drives show a striking prototype with fierce acceleration and cutting-edge tech, pointing to a big shift for the brand.
Spain stands alone against EU migrant expulsion law
Spain will be the only EU country to vote against the new regulation enabling migrant detention for up to 24 months and authorizing deportation centers outside the EU. The move leaves Spain isolated on migration policy as the rest of the bloc pushes for tougher measures.
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