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La Palma Still Lives With the Tajogaite Volcano's Aftermath
La Palma's volcano stopped erupting in 2021, but families are still waiting for permanent homes. Volcanic gases keep parts of the island restricted, and many residents continue to live with the mental health effects of the disaster.
Tesla Model 3 tops Spain’s car market as Chinese EVs take over
Tesla’s Model 3 is now Spain’s most registered car this September, beating even the usual hybrid leaders. Chinese brands fill the electric top ten, while European models barely make a mark.
Guardia Civil reinforcements land in Melilla as Spain braces for border rush
Spain has rushed dozens of Guardia Civil officers to Melilla after intelligence flagged a spike in online calls for a mass border crossing. Officials warn the current force may not be enough if thousands try to storm the fence.
MG HS PHEV takes on Toyota with real electric range in Spain
MG’s HS PHEV is making Spanish buyers rethink their usual hybrid pick. With a battery that covers more than 100 km on electricity and a roomy, upgraded cabin, this SUV puts real pressure on Toyota’s lead.
San Sebastián starts its 74th film festival with a farewell
San Sebastián opens its 74th festival with 263 films from 47 countries. José Luis Rebordinos is leaving after fifteen years, while Werner Herzog will receive the first Donostia Award.
Spanish right stalls as internal fights block urgent reforms
Spain’s right-wing parties are tangled in infighting while the country faces deepening economic and social problems. With no coordination, key reforms stall and voters are left waiting for answers.
Naomi Watts turns San Sebastián honour into a demand for change
Naomi Watts accepted the Donostia Award at the San Sebastián Film Festival and used the ceremony to call for richer roles for older women. J.A. Bayona presented the honour.
Priscila de Oliveira breaks barriers in Spanish construction
Priscila de Oliveira is one of the few women running a construction business in Spain. Her story shows what women face in a field still run by men. More women are joining, but the gap is still wide.
Spanish digital nomads trade Spain for Bali’s lifestyle upgrade
Mery Freshh spent two years in Bali and found she could live better for the same money as in Spain. Her story shows why more young professionals are choosing the island for its mix of low costs and comfort.
Dacia Sandero brings hybrid 155 engine to Spain
Dacia Sandero, Spain’s top-selling car, rolls out its new hybrid 155 engine. Tested on Spanish roads, this self-charging hybrid promises lower fuel use and emissions while keeping prices within reach.
China changes the rules of global trade as Europe scrambles to keep up
China’s rise as an economic giant has forced Europe to rethink its game plan. Salvador Beltrán breaks down how China’s system, population control, and focus on education have shifted the balance—and what this means for European industries.
Solo travel surges in Spain as trains overtake cars
Almost half of Spanish travelers now go solo for week-long breaks. More people are picking domestic spots and taking the train, showing a real change in how Spain travels alone.
Raphinha hat-trick fires Barça past Sevilla in comeback win
Raphinha’s hat-trick at Sánchez-Pizjuán turned an early scare into a 3-1 win for Barcelona. The Brazilian’s sharp finishing kept Barça unbeaten at the top, while rivals face a tough weekend.
The Javis Make Lorca Speak Across Ninety Years
The Javis continue Federico García Lorca's unfinished work La bola negra. Their film turns an artistic void into a story about desire, fear and a fate already visible.
Travel insurance grows as tourists prepare for a riskier journey
Travel insurance is growing by around 5% a year as war risks, natural disasters and transport failures change what tourists expect. Heymondo forecasts a 40% rise in premiums and says it will insure more than two million travellers this year.
Madrid EMT buses fly Spanish flags for National Day
On October 12, Madrid’s public buses will carry the Spanish flag for National Day. EMT brings the flag back to the city’s streets, reviving a tradition from past years.
Ceuta's Street-Bound Minors Trapped Beyond Every Shelter
More than 1,000 minors remain on Ceuta's streets after the summer arrivals. Police and welfare services send them between offices and full shelters, while a political dispute holds up transfers to mainland accommodation.
CAR-T turns relapsed lymphoma into a fight for access
CAR-T therapy is changing care for blood cancers, especially after relapse. But access still depends on specialist hospitals, manufacturing capacity and the money and distance involved.
Pedro Porro injury leaves Spain scrambling for right back fix
Pedro Porro barely made it back before injury struck again. Now Spain’s coach Luis de la Fuente has to find a new right back for key Nations League games.
Alzheimer's care moves toward earlier diagnosis
Blood tests can now find signs of Alzheimer's earlier, while new drugs can slow decline in selected patients. Spain has yet to approve public funding for either treatment.
Valladolid Motor Vintage brings rare classics and collectors to the city
On October 4, hundreds of classic cars and motorcycles will line Valladolid’s main streets as Motor Vintage returns. The event welcomes vehicles built before 1997 and celebrates the people who keep Spain’s automotive history alive.
Chinese car giants reshape Spanish factories in electric race
Chinese automakers are moving in. BYD, Geely, Chery, MG, CATL, and Leapmotor are setting up production and battery plants in Spain, sidestepping EU tariffs and changing the face of the country’s car industry.
Ceuta prosecutors examine abuse claims at migrant child centres
Spanish prosecutors are examining complaints from migrant minors in Ceuta. Several girls report insults, threats of rape and degrading treatment, while some who fled the centres are still sleeping on the street.
Ceuta residents rebuild beach camp outside Government headquarters
Residents have brought a replica of Ceuta's beach settlements to the Delegation of the Government. They want protection for children and an end to weeks of uncertainty.
Nieves Moya broke through the barriers of Spanish cycling journalism
Nieves Moya, one of the first women to cover La Vuelta, tells how she fought for her place in cycling journalism. Her story shows the grit needed to break into a field that long shut women out, and how slow real change can be.
Grupo Tribuna pushes its app for Castilla y León news
Grupo Tribuna is promoting its app as another way to follow regional news. The service brings together coverage from Ávila and across Castilla y León.
Anna Ferrer Padilla sets her own rules for her wedding day
Anna Ferrer Padilla and Mario Cristóbal are married after a civil ceremony in Cádiz. The couple chose their own approach to the day, from the ceremony to the seating plan and the bride's two Spanish-designed wedding looks.
Xiaomi SkyNomad N70 takes aim at premium SUVs with aggressive pricing
Xiaomi’s SkyNomad N70 lands in China at a price that undercuts the big names. If it comes to Spain, even with taxes and fees, buyers could get a nearly five-meter electric SUV for less than what most rivals charge for smaller models.
Woman found dead in Leganés home sparks police investigation
A woman was found dead with clear signs of violence in her Leganés apartment after her father raised the alarm. Police are investigating, marking the second violent death of a woman in Madrid that day.
Anna Padilla reveals her romantic Inuñez wedding dress
Anna Padilla has revealed the first of the two wedding dresses she chose for her ceremony. The Inuñez design pairs a romantic shape with hand-worked textures and a three-panel silk train.
Mustangs and Ford pickups draw a crowd at Rodeira beach
Rodeira beach in Cangas turned into a showcase for American cars as 28 owners brought their Mustangs and Ford pickups to town. Enthusiasts from Madrid, Segovia, and Galicia gave locals a rare look at cars seldom seen on Spanish roads.
Bonoloto result for Saturday 19 September 2026: winning numbers
The Bonoloto result for Saturday 19 September 2026 is available. The winning combination is 16, 20, 23, 24, 41 and 49, with 32 as the complementary number and 1 as the reintegro.
MINI Aceman 2026 shakes up city driving with electric punch
The MINI Aceman 2026 lands as a striking electric crossover, mixing sharp handling with a look that stands out. It’s less practical than the Clubman, but its lively drive and smart features set a new bar for city EVs.
Dani Mérida shocks Chile and puts Spain ahead in Davis Cup
Dani Mérida pulled off a comeback in Santiago, beating Chile’s top player and giving Spain their first Davis Cup point. His win changes Spain’s outlook for the finals in Bologna this November.
Jeep Compass 2026 Full Electric: A new family SUV with real range
Jeep’s Compass 2026 Full-Electric First Edition brings 213 hp, 477 km of certified range, and a sharp new design. It’s aimed at families who want space, comfort, and a premium feel in a compact SUV.
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