The Basque PP has called off its Guipúzcoa campaign tour after incidents in Hernani stopped a planned event in Buruntzaldea. Candidate Jon Echeverría said he and his team were attacked; the party cited security concerns.
Irene Montero criticised Jordi Wild’s comparison of 44 murdered women with Spain’s population, saying it minimised gender violence. She cited more than 1,300 officially recognised killings by partners or former partners since 2003.
Around 40,000 people joined EH Bildu’s annual march in Bilbao as the election campaign began. Arnaldo Otegi urged a broad front against the far right and said the coalition was ready to play a decisive role.
The Fiscalía wants 30 years and six months in prison for Ricardo Calvo Cobas over alleged coercive prostitution and other offences. It also seeks permanent closure of San Lázaro II and €15,000 for each of three protected victims.
The 22:00 encounter on 19 November will be moderated by María Casado and carried live by RTVE across its platforms. The broadcaster has also scheduled a separate debate involving eight parliamentary parties on 23 November.
At the closing Mass of Spain’s National Congress of Our Lady of Lourdes Hospitalities, José Ángel Saiz Meneses said illness does not diminish human dignity. He urged volunteers to help every pilgrim feel welcomed and accompanied.
Aitor Esteban predicts a PP-Vox government would target the PNV with a “total offensive”. He rejects any majority involving Vox and criticises the balance between transport subsidies and rail maintenance.
Ada Colau used Frente Amplio’s campaign launch in Seville to propose wider public health coverage, including dental care and a protocol for women around perimenopause. The coalition also made its role in government a central argument against Adelante Andalucía.
CCOO leader Unai Sordo called the police response to the 11 November strike demonstrations disproportionate. Four people were arrested after police used pepper spray near Plaza de España.
El Correo reported that Mercadona planned to close its Rekalde supermarket because it did not meet requirements for the Tienda 9 model. The report gave no date for the closure.
Speaking to 8,000 people in Santiago de Compostela, Alberto Núñez Feijóo promised an audit from the first Council of Ministers under a PP government. He also pledged one million homes and a housing vice-presidency.
Two drivers were arrested after officers found three kilos of cocaine and €87,000 in two modified cars in Mérida. Searches at two properties uncovered more drugs. Officers also seized cash and precision scales.
Nielson de Souza Vilela was found in a storage room at his Gran Vía residence early on Thursday, The Objective reported. The cause of death remains unknown. He represented Hugo Armando Carvajal Barrios in Spain.
Four accidents involving five lorries left one person dead and another seriously injured on the AP-7. A lorry carrying lettuce overturned near Mont-roig del Camp, forcing the northbound motorway to close for about 10 hours.
The Real Madrid midfielder said attempts to learn in Germany and Spain had gone badly. He also explained why a BMW XM supplied through the club’s BMW arrangement does not put him behind the wheel.
More than 1,000 musicians from 40 societies will gather at Plaza de la Reina in València on Sunday 15 November. The free concert starts at noon to mark Santa Cecilia, patron saint of music.
Víctor de Aldama says he wants to discuss a secret strand concerning alleged illegal PSOE financing before 29 November. He repeats his claim that Pedro Sánchez directed José Luis Ábalos to negotiate a €2.445bn train contract.
Renfe agreed to restore Rodalies’ service schedules from before 1 November after more than 1,600 services were cancelled in a week. The deal removes the requirement for drivers to start shifts at Barcelona-Sants.
More than 200 people attended the XXXV National Congress of Neuromuscular Diseases in Madrid. Attendees called for public rehabilitation access, coordinated care and better support for daily life.
Cécile Thibaud says French admiration for Juan Carlos I rests on a nostalgic view of his role in Spain’s transition. She argues that his conduct threatens Felipe VI’s reign and the monarchy’s stability.
Nissan's Patrol was built at Barcelona's Zona Franca plant from 1983 until 2001, with more than 200000 units produced. The GR was the final version assembled there.
The National Police arrested a man in the Madrid region on suspicion of terrorist self-indoctrination and indoctrinating others. A judge ordered him held in prison after investigators said he was mobilising followers online for violence.
The Tribunal de Cuentas has found indications of possible misuse of public funds in the Comunidad de Madrid’s €6.3 million penthouse purchase. Seven complaints raise questions over administrative use and whether the property was overpriced.
Andrea Cionco’s Mazda MX-5 PistonZero x MOZY won the European contest ahead of Spain’s Seat 600 JTR. Its 14-piece fibreglass bodykit costs about €11,300 to prepare; the world final is scheduled for Saturday 14 in the United States.
Germany is withdrawing Chinese-made training drones after counter-intelligence found data had been extracted. Norway and Poland have tightened access rules. The UK has too, while Spain's CNI assessed risks near a possible SAIC plant in Ferrol.
Mobile teams will collect blood from 16 to 20 November in Tenerife and Gran Canaria, as well as Fuerteventura and Lanzarote. Hospital and fixed donation points will also be available across the archipelago.
A decree-law dated 9 November adds routes for displaced residents to move into permanent-built temporary housing and lets new producers take over affected banana farms. It also provides for compensation linked to land in a planned protected area.
The commentary praises Wild's unscripted YouTube conversations and his challenge to Feijóo over an allegation against Sánchez. It faults Colau's familiar answers while separating opinion from established evidence.
Jordi Wild's campaign interviews put competing positions on housing and migration in focus, alongside the dispute over Ceuta. Sánchez and Feijóo clashed over the economy, while Ada Colau called for higher taxes on wealth.
The Madrid-based carrier has notified a court that it is entering restructuring as it prepares a workforce reduction. It has suspended Buenos Aires and Lima services while retaining routes to Caracas from Madrid and Tenerife.
Olga has filed a civil claim to become guardian of Carlota, who has schizophrenia and was reported pregnant. Their parents had sought a curador for their eldest daughter months before they were killed.
The Guardia Civil and CNI investigated the religious leader over messages compatible with radical and exclusionary narratives. An administrative procedure ended with his expulsion to Morocco on 13 November 2026.
Jordi Wild asked fact-checkers to check Pedro Sánchez’s figures on migrants during The Wild Project interview. They named Morocco among the leading countries of origin in recent flows and among foreign residents in Spain.
Vox opened its campaign for the 29 November vote at Madrid’s Plaza de Colón before more than 2,000 people. Santiago Abascal warned supporters that favourable polling could encourage complacency.
The FAA halted departures across US airports after a communications problem affected air route traffic control centres. A report cited more than 3,000 aircraft in the air and thousands of disrupted flights.
