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Spain funds dual immunotherapy for metastatic colorectal cancer
Spain has begun funding its first dual immunotherapy for first-line treatment of metastatic colorectal cancer. The combination targets a rare tumour subtype and produced major gains over chemotherapy in a phase III trial.
CaixaBank sees mortgage growth losing pace in 2027
CaixaBank expects mortgage growth to slow in 2027 as home prices and interest rates shut more buyers out. Consumer and business lending are holding up better.
La bola negra posts Spain's fifth-biggest opening
La bola negra drew 613,240 spectators and €4.67 million in its first three days. The opening beat Christopher Nolan's La Odisea and placed the film among Spain's top five.
Spanish Economic Boom Leaves Millions Behind
Spain’s economy has surged since 2013, but the benefits have bypassed much of the population. Despite record employment and rising profits, stagnant wages and persistent poverty reveal a widening gap between headline growth and everyday reality.
Bertrand Ndongo Confronted and Expelled from Puerta del Sol Protest
A midday confrontation at Puerta del Sol saw Bertrand Ndongo, known for his far-right activism, driven out by protesters after he appeared with pepper spray. The incident escalated quickly, highlighting the charged atmosphere at the ongoing demonstration.
Europe weighs fuel relief as pressure to cut energy use grows
Britain is studying temporary limits on fuel purchases as energy prices rise again. Brussels is asking governments to cut gas and electricity use, while Spain prepares fresh support for drivers and households.
Spanish Growth Faces Hidden Strains as Tax Revenue Surges
Spain’s economy continues to outpace much of Europe, but economist Marc Vidal points to warning signs behind the headline numbers. Rising tax revenue, persistent inflation, and a population boom are reshaping the real story of Spanish growth.
Spanish Army Uncovers Moroccan Military Network in Ceuta
Spanish military intelligence has identified 72 Moroccan soldiers, including 22 intelligence agents, as key coordinators behind the recent surge of organized incursions and unrest in Ceuta. Secret reports reveal a sophisticated infiltration strategy targeting the city’s stability.
Givenchy turns Madrid space into L'Interdit Elixir showcase
Givenchy has launched L'Interdit Elixir in Spain. A five-day Madrid activation leads the campaign, with digital media and outdoor advertising carrying the fragrance message nationwide.
Government races to secure emergency housing package
Spain's government is preparing ten urgent housing measures ahead of Tuesday's cabinet meeting. Pressure has grown after an elderly woman's eviction and a tent camp appeared in Madrid's Puerta del Sol.
NFL brings regular season clash to Madrid in bold Spanish expansion
The NFL is doubling down on Spain with immersive fan events and a high-profile regular season game at Santiago Bernabéu. As Madrid prepares for Bengals vs Falcons, the league’s Spanish strategy is entering a decisive phase.
Prosecutor Slams Judge Peinado for Rushing Begoña Gómez Case
A top prosecutor has sharply criticized Judge Juan Carlos Peinado for pushing the Begoña Gómez case forward at breakneck speed, leaving defense lawyers scrambling and raising questions about fairness in high-profile Spanish legal proceedings.
Spain faces a year of long weekends packed into the final months of 2027
Spain’s 2027 work calendar will deliver its most generous long weekends in the last quarter of the year. With major national holidays falling on Mondays and Tuesdays, the autumn promises extended breaks, while the first half of the year remains sparse for those seeking time off.
Tesla Model 3 takes top spot in Spain’s September car sales
Tesla Model 3 jumped to the front of Spain’s September car sales, beating rivals with big discounts and plenty of stock. The Plan Auto+ incentive is pushing electric and hybrid registrations higher than ever.
Feijóo attacks housing record as PP demands power to fix crisis
At a Madrid leadership meeting, Alberto Núñez Feijóo blamed the Government for Spain's housing crisis and called for a change of power. The PP is offering tax cuts, state-backed mortgage guarantees and more than one million homes while preparing for possible elections.
Omoda and Jaecoo surge to third place in Almería car sales
Omoda & Jaecoo have sold over 60,000 vehicles in Spain in under three years, with electrified models now dominating their lineup. The brand has become the third most popular in Almería for 2026, reshaping the local market.
Torrential rain warnings grip Catalonia as storms threaten twelve regions
Spain’s weather has flipped overnight as twelve regions activate rain and storm alerts. Catalonia faces the highest risk, with forecasts of over 100 litres per square metre in just hours. Authorities warn of possible flooding and severe disruption.
Mazda CX-6e launches in China at half the price of Tesla Model Y
Mazda’s CX-6e lands in China with LiDAR-assisted driving and both electric and range-extended versions. Its price is nearly half that of the Tesla Model Y, raising tough questions for Europe’s EV market.
MG takes aim at Tesla and BMW with 751-horsepower electric cars
MG is breaking away from its budget image with the IM5 and IM6, two electric cars boasting up to 751 horsepower, 800-volt charging, and up to 710 kilometers of range. Spanish pricing remains unannounced as the brand aims for the premium segment.
Moncloa prepares to remove Ceuta government delegate
Miguel Ángel Pérez Triano is set to leave after eight months. Judges are examining warnings issued before the July migrant entry, while David de la Encina is emerging as his likely replacement.
Spain set for sharp temperature drop after weeks of heat
Spain’s long stretch of heat is about to end. Meteorologists say a cooling trend will start next week, finally bringing autumn weather after weeks of high temperatures.
Trump's Crypto Empire Leaves Retail Investors Billions Short
Donald Trump's crypto ventures added billions to his family's wealth while retail investors took heavy losses. The collapse of $TRUMP exposed the conflict between political promotion and private profit.
Europe prepares for another winter of energy savings
National governments are being asked to prepare another round of gas and electricity savings before winter. Public heating and peak-hour power use are again under review as energy markets face supply pressure.
Urbagestión owner challenges campaign over Maricarmen housing case
More than 350 people have camped in Madrid's Puerta del Sol over Maricarmen's housing case. Urbagestión says it offered her a discounted purchase and accuses the Sindicato de Inquilinas of turning the dispute into a national campaign.
Spain faces shifting holiday calendar as key 2026 dates move
Spain’s 2026 public holiday calendar brings major changes for workers. With Christmas falling on a Friday and several national holidays shifting to Mondays, the traditional long weekends are reshaped. Regional differences mean not everyone will benefit equally from the new schedule.
Spain plans primary care access for medication abortion
Spain's Health Ministry will prepare changes to bring medication abortion into primary care. The plan is meant to shorten journeys and give women clearer medical support when they choose this method.
Mortgage demand falls as Spain's housing market slows
Spain recorded 43,372 home mortgages in July. Annual lending fell 3.5% as higher prices and financing costs began to slow the property market.
Barcelona draws 121000 people to its new beach Piromusical
Works at the Fira de Barcelona complex moved La Mercè's closing show from Maria Cristina to Nova Icària. Around 121000 people watched the music and fireworks from the beach and higher points across Barcelona.
Renault Bridger sparks fresh interest in Spain’s compact SUV scene
Renault’s Bridger concept mixes rugged style with city-friendly size, drawing strong attention in Spain. No European launch is set, but its bold design and versatility make it stand out in a crowded SUV field.
Forgotten vans that shaped Spanish roads
Citroën C15, Nissan Vanette, and others once ruled Spanish streets. Their fading presence marks a real shift in how Spain moves and remembers its working vehicles.
Southern Flu Data Offers Spain Clues, Not a Forecast
Flu activity remains low in Spain, with a small rise among younger people. Data from the southern hemisphere can show which variants are circulating, but it cannot predict Spain's season with certainty.
Santiago Niño Becerra demands action on Spain’s housing crisis
Economist Santiago Niño Becerra says Spain’s housing crisis won’t end until more homes hit the market. He blames millions of empty properties and the unchecked rise of tourist rentals, tracing the roots back to the 1950s.
Ceuta Government Delegate to Resign as CNI Warning Dispute Reaches Court
Miguel Ángel Pérez Triano is expected to leave office this Monday. His resignation follows allegations over CNI warnings before the mass arrival from Morocco and an expanding judicial inquiry.
Europe’s Cycling Map Reveals Why Spanish Bike Lanes Fall Short
A new interactive map shows that not all bike lanes are created equal. VeloPlanner’s data-driven view of Europe’s cycling networks highlights why Spanish cities still struggle to offer safe and connected routes for daily riders.
La bola negra convierte a Los Javis en el gran fenómeno del cine español
La película reunió a 610.000 espectadores y recaudó 4,7 millones de euros en sus tres primeros días. Los premios de Cannes y San Sebastián ya han abierto su camino hacia los Oscar.
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