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RSV protection leaves Spanish families calmer
Most Spanish parents whose babies received RSV protection feel much calmer about infection. Yet nearly half still do not understand the virus or the risks it poses to babies.
Manon Lescaut reaches Teatro Real without a breath of fresh air
Teatro Real opened its 2026-27 season with Puccini's Manon Lescaut on 23 September 2026. Nicola Luisotti led a strong orchestra, but the cast and predictable staging never fully caught fire.
BYD opens Zaragoza dealership, bringing its Spanish network to 108
BYD has launched a new dealership in Zaragoza, pushing its total in Spain to 108. The move marks a new push for electric cars and more competition in the Spanish market.
Madrid Stays at 35 Degrees as Summer Lingers
Autumn is on the calendar, but summer still has a grip on Spain. Temperatures may reach nearly 40 degrees in some areas, while Galicia and the Cantabrian coast turn noticeably cooler.
Pedro Sánchez under fire after admitting Morocco border failure
Pedro Sánchez finally admitted Morocco’s border failure during the Ceuta crisis, but his coalition partners are not buying it. The way, place, and language of his statement have only deepened the rift and left allies demanding real answers.
Spanish car industry reels as China takes the lead in electric vehicles
Manuel Palma, a top Spanish car dealer, says Spain's rush to electric vehicles has left the industry wide open to Chinese rivals and pricing problems. His warning shows the risks facing a sector that once led in combustion engines.
Eighty-seven-year-old Maricarmen evicted from Madrid home after seventy years
After seventy years in her Madrid apartment, 87-year-old Maricarmen was forced out by a private investment fund. Her story has become a rallying cry for those demanding action against steep rent hikes and evictions in Spain's capital.
Government under fire after Maricarmen eviction sparks housing crisis talks
The eviction of 87-year-old Maricarmen Abascal has forced Spain’s government into emergency talks with Junts. With protests looming, leaders are now weighing a freeze on evictions by investment funds and new tax breaks for renters and homeowners.
SEAT 600 JTR named best custom car in Spain and Portugal
Antonio Ortuño’s SEAT 600 JTR has been picked as the best custom car in Spain and Portugal at the Hot Wheels Legends Tour. More than 20,000 fans packed the Circuito de Jarama to see the event and celebrate car culture.
Lexus ES 2026 lands in Spain: hybrid and electric now cost the same
Lexus has set both the hybrid and electric ES 2026 models at 61,500 euros in Spain. This wipes out the usual price gap and pushes buyers to rethink what matters in a premium sedan.
Basque pensions stay highest in Spain, but growth slows
Basque retirees get the biggest pensions in Spain, topping the national average by more than 300 euros. But growth in Euskadi is now among the slowest, raising new questions as the number of pensioners keeps rising.
La bola negra brings 35 mm cinema to five Spanish screens
La bola negra opens in Spain on 25 September 2026, with limited 35 mm screenings. Only five Spanish cinemas are expected to show the format as the film begins its Oscar 2027 campaign.
Thai court keeps Daniel Sancho’s life sentence for murder
Daniel Sancho stays in a Thai prison after the Koh Samui court threw out his appeal and confirmed his life sentence for killing Colombian surgeon Edwin Arrieta. The case has drawn global attention and now looks settled for both sides.
Morocco builds Africa's first battery gigafactory just across from Spain
A $6.8 billion battery plant is rising in Kenitra, Morocco, only 15 kilometers from Spain. With Chinese giant Gotion High-Tech behind it, this project could shake up the electric vehicle race in southern Europe.
Spain weighs tariffs as Chinese electric cars take over the market
Chinese brands like Omoda and BYD are grabbing a big share of Spain’s car market, while local jobs and factories fall behind. The push for tariffs is heating up as Europe faces growing dependence on Chinese technology.
EQT puts its Parques Reunidos stake up for sale at €1.7 billion
EQT is preparing to sell its controlling stake in Parques Reunidos. JPMorgan will manage the process, which values the holding at about €1.7 billion.
Fiat Grande Panda brings retro punch to city SUV market
Fiat rolls out the Grande Panda petrol with 100 CV and a bold vintage look. Priced under €15,000, this compact crossover takes on rivals with its low entry price and practical features.
Renault brings back the R8 Gordini as a bold electric concept
Renault has revealed the R8 Gordini Concept, turning its 1960s sports car into a radical electric showpiece. The new model keeps the spirit of the original but swaps the rear petrol engine for a 270 hp electric motor.
Pope Leo XIV Puts Abuse Survivors at the Center of French Visit
Pope Leo XIV begins a four-day visit to France, with private meetings with abuse survivors in Lourdes and a visit to the restored Notre-Dame. Emmanuel Macron will receive him in Paris.
INE Lowers Spain's Annual GDP Growth Forecast to 2.6%
Spain's economy grew 0.7% between April and June. The INE lowered annual GDP growth to 2.6%, while domestic demand kept the expansion going.
Super El Niño Could Put 451000 Lives at Risk
El Niño may bring its deadliest heat in decades. Spain could record 480 additional deaths, with Madrid, Andalusia and Catalonia facing the greatest risk.
Valencia's public hospitals face a talent retention test
Valencian health managers say hiring more staff will not solve the crisis on its own. They want greater autonomy, clearer career paths and stronger leadership to keep professionals in public hospitals.
La Bola Negra turns Granada into Lorca's unfinished story
La Bola Negra reaches Spanish cinemas on 25 September 2026 as Spain's submission for the 2027 Oscars. Its story moves from Granada to Cantabria and Sierra Nevada across three periods: 1932, 1937 and 2017.
France and Morocco move ahead with new undersea power cable
France and Morocco are working on a high voltage undersea cable to link their power grids. This project could change how energy moves between Europe and North Africa, especially after Morocco’s failed UK deal.
Sánchez faces tough questions at Harvard forum
Pedro Sánchez defended his record before Harvard students. Questions about corruption, Pegasus and Venezuela pushed artificial intelligence aside and put the political disputes around his government at the center of the event.
Germany's Economic Model Faces Its Hardest Test
Germany's industrial engine is losing power as the AfD advances. The CDU is weakened, while pressure grows over jobs, energy and Europe's direction.
Junts under fire as Maricarmen's eviction sparks housing fight
The forced eviction of 87-year-old Maricarmen Abascal from her Madrid home has set off a political storm. With a new housing decree up for debate, Junts per Catalunya faces public anger and tough questions about its stance on property owner protections.
Maricarmen refuses city care after eviction, sparking Madrid hospital standoff
Evicted from her longtime home, 87-year-old Maricarmen remains in a Madrid hospital and keeps saying no to a city-run residence. Her case has set off political fights and left her future up in the air, even as officials say help is still on the table.
Spain's regulated gas tariff could rise by more than 50%
Spain's regulated gas tariff could rise by more than 50% in October. The final figure is due this month, but the Government has not said whether it will step in.
Desigual intenta recuperar el pulso que perdió
Desigual is rebuilding its business after a sharp decline. Digital sales and younger customers offer early signs of recovery, but the company still has to turn that change into steady growth.
BBVA tries out car sales and iPhone rentals in Turkey
BBVA is breaking out of its banking mold in Turkey, selling used cars and renting iPhones through Garanti. The bank is testing these new business lines before deciding if Spain will get them too.
Maricarmen eviction forces government to act on housing crisis
The forced removal of 87-year-old Maricarmen from her lifelong home has triggered a political storm in Spain. With public outrage mounting, the government faces urgent demands to approve new housing protections and prevent a wider social backlash.
León XIV takes Europe's Catholic message to France
León XIV begins a four-day visit to France with major religious and political stakes. Notre Dame and Lourdes will frame a journey shaped by large crowds, tight security and meetings with abuse survivors.
Madrid eviction triggers scramble over Spain's housing law
The eviction of 87-year-old Maricarmen in Madrid has pushed the Spanish government into urgent talks with Junts and other partners over a new emergency housing decree. The outcome could change protections for vulnerable tenants and shake up the coalition.
Rent arrears behind most evictions in Spain
Unpaid rent caused 65% of Spain's evictions in early 2026. The total fell sharply from a year earlier, while Catalonia recorded the most court-ordered removals.
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