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Spanish language drive targets Sardinian schools
More than 80 Spanish teachers in Sardinia took part in a high-stakes training event led by Castilla y León. The goal: make the region the top spot for Spanish language learning and bring Italian students to its universities.
Eduardo Rodríguez Rodway was Triana's last surviving founder
Eduardo Rodríguez Rodway died at 81 on 26 September 2026. His death ends Triana's original story and leaves behind a sound that joined Andalusian roots with modern rock.
Spain's fuel discounts face a 30 September deadline
Temporary fuel discounts are due to expire on 30 September 2026. The government must decide whether to extend or replace the support as petrol and diesel prices remain close to €2 per litre.
Government weighs faster returns for migrants in Ceuta
More than 7,000 people had returned to Morocco by 22 September, mostly voluntarily. Spain is now considering a decree to speed up further returns from Ceuta, while Sumar says asylum rights and legal safeguards must remain in place.
Madrid makes Oxford Economics' global top 30
Madrid ranks 30th in Oxford Economics' global city index. Barcelona also makes the list, but sits at number 72.
Russell holds off Verstappen in Baku thriller as Sainz returns to points
George Russell took a tense win at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix, holding off Max Verstappen in a wild finish. Carlos Sainz finally scored again, while Fernando Alonso’s race ended early with engine trouble.
GWM targets rapid growth in Spain with seven new models
GWM is betting on a bold expansion in Spain, aiming for a three percent market share within three years. The company plans to introduce seven new models and build a robust dealer network despite rising tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles.
Cupra Raval Endurance sets new benchmark for electric cars in Spain
Cupra’s Raval Endurance arrives with 210 horsepower, up to 446 kilometers of range, and a starting price of 25,490 euros. Designed and built in Spain, it targets drivers seeking both efficiency and genuine driving enjoyment.
Cuban doctor swaps stethoscope for apron in Spain
Ismaray left medicine in Cuba for a new life in Spain. Now she waits tables, caught between strict work rules and a system that keeps her medical skills on ice.
China sends two pandas to Atlanta in latest diplomatic gesture
China will send two giant pandas to Atlanta Zoo after Xi Jinping announced the move before Donald Trump. The deal brings back a long-running part of Beijing's foreign policy.
Madrid faces major traffic disruption as protests and events collide
Madrid’s streets will be a maze of closures this Saturday as protests, sports events, processions, a film shoot and Shakira’s concert converge. The city urges drivers to avoid key areas and rely on public transport to navigate the chaos.
Retiro Eviction Ends 87-Year-Old Tenant's Decades-Long Stay
Maricarmen was removed from her Retiro home after a final court ruling. The dispute centred on a lease signed in 1956 and two successive transfers.
Half of Spanish learner drivers fail first time as DGT chief warns of poor preparation
Spain’s top traffic official says too many learner drivers arrive unprepared for their practical test. Pere Navarro urges a shift to automatic transmission training as failure rates remain stubbornly high.
Spain faces England with two stars on the shirt and no margin for error
Spain’s national team steps onto the pitch against England, debuting their second star and leaving celebrations behind. The real test begins as the reigning champions seek to prove their hunger for dominance is undiminished.
Volkswagen orders global recall over steering bolt risk
Volkswagen is recalling almost three million cars worldwide after a corroding steering bolt was found to threaten driver control. The recall covers Volkswagen, Audi, and Seat models built over the last decade.
BYD Great Seagull shakes up city EV charging with Flash Charging debut
A single photo of the BYD Great Seagull at a Flash Charging station has changed the outlook for affordable electric cars. The image points to a big jump in charging speed and tech for city drivers.
Judge expands witness list in Tauste double murder investigation
The Tauste case judge will summon new witnesses after initial testimonies failed to clarify the double homicide. With crucial evidence still missing and the main suspects silent, the investigation is set to stretch into 2027 or beyond.
Ceuta troops ordered to hide names as threats escalate
Spanish Defence has told soldiers in Ceuta to strip names from uniforms to protect their identities as threats and violence rise. Troops say they feel exposed and under-equipped while attacks grow and official support stays minimal.
Madrid protest exposes rift between PP and Vox over Sánchez accusations
A mass demonstration in central Madrid saw thousands demand early elections and an investigation into Pedro Sánchez for alleged betrayal. The event, intended as a show of unity, instead highlighted deep divisions between PP and Vox over how far to escalate their opposition.
Córdoba roadmap puts food security at center
Ibero-American states have signed a shared agricultural roadmap in Córdoba. The agreement targets food security and rural opportunities while addressing climate change, market volatility and inequality.
Alejandro Sanz surprises Shakira fans in Madrid with live La Tortura duet
Alejandro Sanz took the stage with Shakira in Madrid, reviving their hit La Tortura for a roaring crowd. Michelle Salas and other celebrities turned the concert into a night to remember.
Eduardo Rodríguez 'Rodway' dies at 81 in Cádiz
Eduardo Rodríguez 'Rodway', Triana's founding guitarist, died at 81 in Cádiz. He was the last surviving member of the original lineup, and his death closes a long fight over the band's name.
Guardia Civil Refuses to Enforce DGT Speed Limit for Motorcycles on Hard Shoulder
Spain’s new traffic regulation allows motorcycles to ride on the hard shoulder during congestion, but the Guardia Civil has made it clear they will not monitor the 30 km/h speed limit set by the DGT. This gap between law and enforcement leaves riders and drivers facing new uncertainties.
Spanish troops in Ceuta receive pepper spray after weapon shortage uproar
After weeks of patrols with only one loaded firearm per four soldiers, Spain’s Defence Ministry has started issuing pepper spray to military personnel in Ceuta. The move follows mounting criticism over troop safety and the lack of clear legal protection for those using non-lethal force.
Eduardo Rodríguez 'Rodway' dies at 81
Eduardo Rodríguez 'Rodway' died on 26 September 2026 at Hospital Universitario de Puerto Real in Cádiz. He was the last surviving member of Triana's original line-up and helped shape Spanish rock with flamenco and Andalusian influences.
Alejandro Sanz and Shakira reignite La tortura in Madrid with a message on authenticity
Alejandro Sanz joined Shakira on stage in Madrid for a powerful reunion of La tortura, but it was his later reflection on authenticity and empathy that gave the night unexpected depth. The event drew 55,000 fans and left the door open for more surprises.
Iván Fernández dies at 45 after battle with ELA
Iván Fernández, once the driving force behind Vuelo 505, has died at 45 after confronting esclerosis lateral amiotrófica. His fight extended beyond music as he co-founded VencELA Rioja, challenging the region’s silence around the disease.
Madrid march targets Sánchez over Ceuta and Melilla
Sociedad Civil Española will march through Madrid on Saturday, 26 September 2026. The group is calling for early elections and accusing Pedro Sánchez of betraying Spain over Ceuta and Melilla.
Renault Twingo and BYD Dolphin Surf battle for the cheapest electric car
Renault and BYD are forcing a new showdown in Spain’s city car market. With both brands offering electric models under 20000 euros, the race for affordable urban mobility is heating up and reshaping what buyers expect from budget EVs.
Peugeot E-208 GTI delivers electric punch but range limits the thrill
Peugeot revives its GTI badge for the electric era with the E-208 GTI, packing 281 CV and a chassis tuned by Peugeot Sport. The result is a compact that excites on twisty roads but leaves drivers wanting more when the battery runs low.
Audi A6 e-tron breaks electric car range record with 1,335 km on one charge
Audi has set a new standard for electric car range. The A6 e-tron Sportback drove 1,335 kilometers on public roads without recharging, beating Lucid’s previous record. The drive took place in real traffic conditions.
Junts pushes for urgent tax breaks as housing protests shake Spain
Spain’s government is racing to secure Junts’ support for a new antieviction decree after the forced removal of 87-year-old Maricarmen Abascal triggered nationwide protests. Junts demands sweeping tax relief on rent and home purchases as a condition for backing the plan.
UK pledges over one hundred million for urgent aid in Gaza and West Bank
The UK has unveiled a major humanitarian package worth 88 million pounds to support Palestinians in Gaza and the West Bank. The funds will expand access to medical care, clean water, and mental health services as conditions worsen amid ongoing conflict.
Delta Air Lines flight returns to Barcelona after engine smoke scare
A Delta Air Lines flight to Atlanta had to turn back to Barcelona’s El Prat airport after smoke was spotted coming from one engine. No one was hurt. The emergency response briefly disrupted airport routines.
Brad Pitt defends films caught between blockbusters and streaming
Brad Pitt brought his new film to San Sebastián with a warning about cinema's fragile middle ground. He also called for greater attention to what connects people.
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