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Amelia Sánchez brings new energy to Madrid protest at Puerta del Sol
Amelia Sánchez, 76, surprised Madrid’s protest camp with her energy and practical help. Her presence at Puerta del Sol marks a rare bridge between generations, as she urges young activists to stay strong in the fight against evictions.
Telma Ortiz steps into the spotlight with pride for Leonor and Sofía
Telma Ortiz, usually reserved, has publicly shown her support for her royal nieces Leonor and Sofía. Her recent appearances in Madrid and Marbella reveal a woman balancing family loyalty, personal transformation, and a renewed commitment to humanitarian work.
Madrid housing camp draws education march into Puerta del Sol
The education march reached Madrid's Puerta del Sol on 27 September and joined the housing camp already occupying the square. Protesters are pressing regional and national authorities on rent, evictions and public education.
Madrid tenants turn Puerta del Sol into housing camp
About 300 tenants spent the night in Madrid's Puerta del Sol. They want indefinite contracts, a halt to evictions and action from the Government before Tuesday's Cabinet meeting.
Cyclists to Ride Both Ways on One Way Streets in Spanish Cities
From October 2026, Spanish cities will be able to let bicycles travel in both directions on single lane one way streets with a 30 kmh speed limit. The reform marks a major shift in urban mobility rules and cyclist safety.
Christian Imga stuns Brazil with solo goal for Spain U18
Christian Imga, just 17, delivered a spectacular solo goal for Spain’s U18 team against Brazil, underlining his explosive pace and finishing ability. His rapid rise at Bilbao Athletic and the national youth squads signals a new talent to watch.
UK minister says Argentina cannot retake Falklands
Britain says Argentina lacks the military capacity to seize the Falkland Islands and that the UK can defend them. The warning came after Javier Milei renewed his sovereignty claim at the UN and called for negotiations over the islands.
Ceuta Judge Orders Expulsion After Migrants Coerce Minor
A Spanish court has expelled three Moroccan migrants for five years after they admitted to forcibly trying to take a 17 year old girl to a makeshift shelter in Ceuta. The case highlights the swift judicial response to coercion involving minors.
Morante de la Puebla returns to Seville's Maestranza
The bullfight starts at 18:00 on 27 September 2026. Canal Sur will show it live in Andalusia, while CanalSur Más will offer a free online stream through its website and app.
Granada's Patroness Leaves the Cathedral to Cheers
Granada welcomed its patroness outside the Cathedral after earthquake damage closed the Basilica of Nuestra Señora de las Angustias. Hundreds joined the changed September procession and pilgrimage mass.
Madrid protest puts public education on strike countdown
Madrid's public education movement brought about 20,000 people into the streets before an indefinite strike set for 14 October 2026. Teachers, families and unions want lower workloads, smaller classes and higher pay.
Hyundai speeds up IONIQ V debut with China-first electric push
Hyundai is racing to launch the IONIQ V, a China-focused electric sedan set for September 2026. This model leads a 20-car surge and marks a sharp turn in the brand’s global strategy.
Driver loses control on AP-68 and is rushed to Tudela hospital
A 32-year-old from Zaragoza was hospitalized after his car veered off the AP-68 near Ablitas in the early hours. Emergency crews responded swiftly, but the cause of the accident remains under investigation.
Millions of Spanish cars risk losing emergency calls as 2G shutdown looms
Spain’s plan to phase out 2G and 3G networks could silently disable the emergency SOS button in millions of vehicles. Many older eCall systems cannot connect to 4G or 5G, leaving drivers exposed if disaster strikes.
Alonso retires in Baku as Honda rejects engine failure
Fernando Alonso retired on lap 21 of the Azerbaijan Grand Prix after reporting a sharp loss of straight-line speed. Honda says its data showed no engine fault and will review the car, power output and energy management.
Spain targets football immortality after dramatic Wembley victory
Spain’s national team stunned Wembley with a 3-2 triumph, launching their Nations League campaign and fueling talk of a historic era. With 39 matches unbeaten, the squad now chases a legacy as the greatest in football history.
Sol Housing Camp Outgrows Every Expectation
Thousands have gathered at Madrid's Puerta del Sol, and many brought tents for overnight stays. Organisers have set no end date for the housing protest.
Madrid protest opens a path for Sánchez's housing decree
The Government sees its best chance in two years. Sánchez is seeking parliamentary support for a housing decree after the Madrid protest over Maricarmen Abascal's eviction.
La bola negra breaks records with San Sebastián audience award
Just one day after its cinema debut, La bola negra by Los Javis clinched the San Sebastián Audience Award with an unprecedented score. The film’s explosive start signals a new chapter for Spanish cinema and cements the directors’ reputation for bold storytelling.
Man detained after fatal stabbing of partner in La Campana
A 56-year-old man allegedly killed his 47-year-old partner in La Campana. He stayed inside his home overnight before surrendering to the Guardia Civil.
Inside the Madrid enclave shielding Penélope Cruz and Javier Bardem
Penélope Cruz and Javier Bardem have chosen Valdelagua, a secluded luxury enclave just outside Madrid, as their main residence. This exclusive area offers the kind of privacy and security that even Hollywood finds hard to match, attracting celebrities seeking refuge from the spotlight.
La bola negra wins the San Sebastián audience prize
La bola negra has won the public prize in the Perlak section at the San Sebastián festival. Mike Leigh took the Concha de Oro, while Javier Cámara received the Concha de Plata for best supporting performance.
Madrid housing protest puts Spanish government on edge
Hundreds have pitched tents in Madrid’s Puerta del Sol, demanding real answers to Spain’s housing emergency. The government faces growing pressure as activists warn that failing to pass the 'decreto Maricarmen' could spark a political crisis.
Lonely Planet Best in Travel 2027 reveals new priorities for global explorers
Lonely Planet’s Best in Travel 2027 list shifts the focus from ticking off countries to seeking out calm and authentic experiences. With fifty handpicked destinations and journeys, the guide encourages travelers to slow down and choose meaning over mass tourism.
Europe's Wealthy Are Moving North to Escape Extreme Heat
Affluent families are leaving Europe's hottest regions. Northern Spain is drawing buyers who want water, green landscapes and milder summers.
Puerta del Sol turns housing anger into a lasting protest
About 500 people spent the night in Puerta del Sol after Saturday's housing protest. Organisers want secure rental contracts and urgent action before Tuesday's Cabinet meeting.
Spain stuns England at Wembley with relentless comeback
Spain’s national team erased doubts about post-World Cup hunger by defeating England at Wembley. A dramatic turnaround, bold substitutions, and unwavering ambition signal that Spain’s appetite for trophies is far from satisfied.
Fatal stabbing in La Campana ends after 14-hour police standoff
A 56-year-old man was arrested after more than 14 hours inside a home in La Campana. His 47-year-old partner died after being stabbed, and investigators are examining possible gender-based violence.
Omar Montes fights court-ordered child support hike
A Madrid judge has raised Omar Montes’ child support from 650 to 2,000 euros a month. Montes says he’d rather set aside 3,000 euros monthly for his son’s future than pay the new sum to the boy’s mother.
Aitor Esteban presses Madrid for a housing compromise
Aitor Esteban is urging Spain's Government to seek workable housing measures. The PNV leader says the decree should not be shaped around the next electoral campaign.
Madrid teachers prepare for an indefinite strike after mass education protest
Around 10,000 people marched through Madrid on 27 September in support of public education. Teachers, students, families and unions are calling for lower workloads, smaller classes and higher pay before an indefinite strike planned for 14 October.
Madrid housing camp demands indefinite rental contracts
Dozens of tents remain at Madrid's Puerta del Sol as tenants demand indefinite rental contracts and automatic renewal. The campaign is pressing the government before Tuesday's Cabinet meeting.
Historic cars roll through Burgos to boost cancer research
Nearly thirty vintage cars took over Burgos for a day, raising money for cancer research and honoring Sergio Corral. Organizers aimed to match last year’s €4,000 for oncology projects.
Óscar López pushes for super Sunday election showdown in Madrid
Óscar López is urging Pedro Sánchez to synchronize Spain’s general, regional, and municipal elections in Madrid on a single day. The plan aims to boost left-wing turnout but faces resistance from key PSOE figures worried about backlash against Sánchez.
Pedro Sánchez links Tuesday housing decree to Maricarmen case
Police evicted Maricarmen from her Madrid home on 23 September 2026 after she had lived there for more than 70 years. Pedro Sánchez now says the Government will seek approval for a housing decree on Tuesday.
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