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Three killed in Catalonia road crashes during Diada holiday exodus
Three people lost their lives in separate road accidents across Catalonia during the Diada holiday. Two of the victims were motorcyclists. Authorities urge caution as traffic volumes reach record highs.
Defective Rescue Devices Force Mass Recall for Galicia Wildfire Crews
Galicia’s government has withdrawn over 2,600 emergency oxygen devices from wildfire crews after widespread defects. The recall raised urgent questions about frontline safety and official oversight during peak fire season.
Barcelona Judge Releases Three After Fossar de les Moreres Clashes
Three people detained after violent clashes at Fossar de les Moreres have been released with charges. The incident involved left-wing independence activists and Aliança Catalana. Thirteen police officers sustained minor injuries.
Josep Maria Trias de Bes Dies at 81 After Decades in Spanish Politics
Josep Maria Trias de Bes, who served as a deputy for CiU and PP, has died in Barcelona at 81. His career spanned key moments in Spanish politics. The funeral will be held in Sant Gervasi.
Catalan Independence March in Barcelona Exposes Deepening Political Rift
Thousands marched in Barcelona for Catalan independence as party leaders faced public indifference and open criticism. The event highlighted growing fractures within the movement and rising pressure from the far right.
Mas, Roglic, and Gall battle for red on Peñas Blancas in Vuelta a España
Stage nineteen of the Vuelta a España 2026 brings a fierce contest between Mas, Roglic, and Gall. The 210 km route ends with a punishing ascent to Peñas Blancas. Key moments and setbacks shape the fight for the red jersey.
Paiporta demolishes Pont Vell after flood damage to build safer bridge
Paiporta has started tearing down Pont Vell after the 2024 DANA left it structurally unsafe. The town will replace it with a modern bridge offering 45 percent more hydraulic capacity. Local authorities promise improved safety and resilience.
Princess Astrid of Norway Dies Days After State Funeral for King Harald
Princess Astrid of Norway has died at 94, just two days after attending her brother King Harald’s funeral. The royal household confirmed her passing, marking a rapid succession of losses for Norway’s monarchy.
Madrid offers up to 3000 euros for unemployed youth training
Madrid has launched a direct aid program granting up to 3000 euros to unemployed youth who enroll in job-focused training. The scheme expands eligibility and sets strict requirements for course selection and documentation. Applications close on December 10.
Alcoy offers up to 2300 euros for new shop openings and takeovers
Alcoy is giving entrepreneurs up to 2300 euros to open or take over a shop this year. The grant covers most eligible costs, with a bonus for signage in Valencian. Applications close 6 October.
Casa 47 launches public rental housing platform with long-term security
Casa 47 has unveiled Spain’s first unified portal for public rental housing, starting with 800 properties and promising 1500 more. Tenants will pay no more than 30 percent of their income, with contracts lasting up to 75 years. The move signals a major shift in access to affordable homes.
Felipe VI Leads Rota Ceremony Honoring 11 September Victims
Felipe VI and Margarita Robles joined US and Spanish military at Rota to honor the victims of the 11 September attacks. The ceremony marked 25 years since the tragedy. Allies reaffirmed their unity and shared values.
Valencian Health System Left with €1.17 Billion in Unpaid Bills
Valencia is owed €1.17 billion for healthcare provided to non-residents since 2013. An audit reveals outdated billing, unpaid claims, and a system that fails to compensate the region for its costs.
Ayuso moves to block Madrid electoral roll expansion over nationality law
Madrid’s president is taking legal steps to restrict the inclusion of new overseas voters who gained Spanish nationality through the Law of Grandchildren. The move targets changes in the electoral roll and aims to limit voting rights to those with direct Madrid ties.
Vox Keeps Its Distance as Ayuso Faces Scrutiny Over Luxury Apartment
Madrid’s left-wing parties have gone after Isabel Díaz Ayuso for her government’s purchase of a luxury apartment. Vox, meanwhile, is holding back, careful not to play into Ayuso’s narrative of being under siege. The reasoning is strategic.
Fake Invitations Circulate Ahead of Princessa de Asturias Awards
The Fundación Princesa de Asturias has alerted the public to counterfeit invitations for the 2026 awards. Only official invites are valid. Attendance is always free—no payment or documents are needed. Authorities are investigating.
Judge drops Casa de Alba water theft case near Doñana
A Seville judge has closed the case against the Casa de Alba over alleged illegal water extraction near Doñana. After years of investigation and millions of litres in question, the court found no proof of environmental crime.
Irene Montero enters race for prime minister with focus on housing and wages
Podemos officially nominates Irene Montero for Spain’s top office. Her platform centers on rent controls, a 35-hour workweek, and a minimum wage of 1800 euros. The party’s alliances remain unresolved as the left faces fragmentation.
Leapmotor B03X Arrives: Spacious, Affordable, and Ready for City Life
Leapmotor’s B03X enters the compact electric SUV segment with a starting price of 17,500 euros. It offers a roomy interior and smart technology, aiming to attract city drivers looking for value and everyday usability.
Police break up Diada after violent clash in Barcelona
A violent clash between antifascist groups and Aliança Catalana supporters forced police to intervene during Barcelona's Diada. The incident overshadowed the celebrations and sparked debate over political divisions and public safety.
Aragon launches emergency wildfire overhaul after deadly summer losses
Aragon faces a sweeping overhaul of its wildfire response after losing nearly 36,000 hectares this summer. President Jorge Azcón pledges 51 million euros for new resources. Political divisions over climate change remain sharp.
Businessmen Reject Links to Aldama in Pandemic Mask Contract Case
Two businessmen at the center of the Koldo case have denied any role in illegal commissions or contracts for pandemic medical supplies. Their statements come as the investigation wraps up, with the court weighing their defense against the evidence.
Kia XCeed arrives in Europe with hybrid engines and updated design
Kia’s updated XCeed is now on sale in Europe, featuring a sharper exterior, digital dashboard, and a choice of petrol or hybrid engines. The model targets the crowded compact crossover market.
Six arrested in Madrid after brutal gang attack leaves man in intensive care
Six men aged 20 to 27 have been detained in Madrid after a violent stabbing left a 33-year-old Dominican man in intensive care for two months. Police seized weapons, drugs, and gang materials during coordinated raids. The case exposes the ongoing threat of violent youth gangs in the capital.
NASA satellite spots rare Saharan dust cloud over Mali in September
A NASA satellite captured a large Saharan dust cloud sweeping across Mali in early September 2026. The event came after the usual dust season had mostly ended, but conditions allowed the cloud to reach the Atlantic. Scientists are watching for possible changes linked to El Niño.
Lottery jackpot lands on José del Toro street in Cádiz
The top prize in the latest Lotería Nacional draw has been claimed in Cádiz. Ticket number 46.144 delivered 30000 euros to lucky winners. The same number appeared in Palma de Mallorca and Estepona.
Catalonia’s Political Leaders Gather for Diada at Rafael Casanova Monument
Catalonia’s Diada brought together government leaders and party figures for a floral tribute at the Rafael Casanova monument in Barcelona. The event highlighted the region’s political landscape and the presence of key officials.
Spanish judge orders disability pension reinstated for police officer after INSS withdrawal
A Spanish police officer lost his disability pension after the INSS ruled him fit for duty, despite ongoing treatment for PTSD and depression. A judge has now reversed that decision, exposing the disconnect between medical evidence and administrative rulings.
Asturian shop owners face daily costs before earning a single euro
Running a small shop in Asturias now means paying over 100 euros each day just to open the doors. With rent swallowing nearly half the budget, many self-employed owners are struggling to break even before making a single sale.
Airborne microplastics may be quietly fueling global warming
A new scientific model suggests that microplastics suspended in the air are not just a pollution problem but may also be nudging the planet’s energy balance toward warming. The findings raise urgent questions about the unseen climate risks floating above our heads.
Fake Druni job offer lures victims with instant payouts then demands investment
A supposed Druni job offer on Telegram pays users for simple tasks then pressures them to invest more. Victims receive small initial payments, but the scheme quickly escalates to demands for larger sums. The scam exploits trust in well-known brands and leaves many at risk.
Ceuta government chief resigns after CNI migrant warning dispute
Gonzalo Sanz steps down as chief of staff in Ceuta after a clash over whether he relayed a CNI warning about mass irregular migration. The resignation exposes deep divisions inside the local government.
Ceuta government chief resigns after CNI warning dispute erupts
Ceuta’s government delegation faces turmoil as the chief of staff resigns. The move follows a public clash over whether a CNI warning about a mass entry was properly relayed. The crisis exposes deep fractures at the top.
Barbastro bishop presses Opus Dei to return medieval Virgin statue
The bishop of Barbastro-Monzón accuses Opus Dei of withholding the original contract for an 11th-century Virgin statue. The legal fight over the Torreciudad sanctuary grows, with the diocese demanding the image’s return.
Ceuta border crisis exposes rift between Spanish government and CNI
The Spanish government released confidential documents on the Ceuta border crisis. The move revealed deep divisions with the CNI over whether a warning about the mass entry was properly handled. The fallout has shaken top officials.
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