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Feijóo and Abascal Push for Criminal Charges Against Sánchez Over Ceuta Crisis
PP and Vox escalate their campaign against Pedro Sánchez, demanding judicial accountability for the Ceuta migration crisis. Calls for prosecution and accusations of betrayal dominate Spain’s political stage. The legal battle now overshadows parliamentary debate.
Ceuta Migrant Camp Runs Out of Food as Volunteers Warn of Withdrawal
More than 250 migrant women and children in Ceuta face hunger as local aid collapses. Volunteers say they will leave the camp if officials do not step in. The government has not offered a solution.
Spain’s Motorhome Crackdown: New ITV Deadlines and €500 Fines Hit Owners
Motorhome owners in Spain now face stricter ITV inspection schedules and fines up to €500 for non-compliance. The DGT’s new measures respond to a 185% surge in caravans since 2015, reshaping travel and parking rules nationwide.
Ancient Rock Art in Salamanca Left Exposed as Promised Protections Stall
Millennia-old engravings at La Salud in Salamanca remain vulnerable. Official promises of restoration and protection have yet to materialize. The site’s fate now hinges more on wild undergrowth than on institutional action.
Madrid Emerges as European Launchpad for Latin American Fashion
Madrid is fast becoming the European base for Latin American fashion. Colombian designers and brands are opening flagship stores and joining major events. The city’s luxury districts now serve as a gateway for Latin American design.
Afghan Carpets Transform Madrid’s Rastro and Support 250 Families
Traditional Afghan carpets now fill Madrid’s Rastro, connecting 250 families in Surkh Aqcha to Spanish buyers. The business adapts ancient weaving to modern tastes, reshaping livelihoods and interiors across continents.
Aitana Sells Out Four Nights at Palau Sant Jordi with Cuarto Azul
Aitana will fill Palau Sant Jordi for four consecutive nights in Barcelona. All tickets are sold out, confirming her dominance after a summer of chart-topping hits. The venue braces for 74,000 fans as the artist closes her Spanish tour.
Catalonia to End Password Logins for La Meva Salut by 2027
Catalonia’s public health app La Meva Salut will drop passwords and require idCAT Mòbil for access. The change aims to improve security and make logins easier. Delegated access for family members is also coming.
OpenAI launches GPT‑6 Astra, raising the bar for AI in cybersecurity and science
OpenAI launches GPT‑6 Astra, its most advanced AI model, with record scores in cybersecurity, mathematics, and professional automation. The rollout begins for select organizations and will soon reach all premium users and developers.
Judicial Independence Sparks Clash Between Perelló and Marlaska
Spain’s top judicial official rebuffed Interior Minister Marlaska after he protested a judge’s order barring police from briefing superiors on Ceuta’s border crisis. The dispute exposes deep institutional fault lines over control and transparency.
Galician Court Orders INSS to Restore Sick Leave for Injured Welder
A Galician welder who lost sight in one eye has won a second period of sick leave after the INSS tried to block his claim. The court ruled his psychiatric diagnosis was a separate illness, overturning the agency’s refusal and clarifying the rules for workers with complex recoveries.
Andrew Garfield Shuts Down ‘Avengers: Doomsday’ Rumors as Spider-Man Buzz Grows
Andrew Garfield says he hasn’t seen ‘Spider-Man: Brand New Day’ and won’t congratulate Tom Holland until he does. He also makes clear he’s not involved in ‘Avengers: Doomsday’.
Boeing 737 Overflies Addis Ababa After Cockpit Goes Silent
A Boeing 737-800 operated by Ethiopian Airlines missed its descent into Addis Ababa after losing contact with air traffic control. The airline admits a communication lapse but has not confirmed reports that both pilots were asleep. The incident has renewed concerns about pilot fatigue and flight safety.
Volkswagen to Cut 50,000 Jobs, Four German Plants Face Uncertain Future
Volkswagen will cut 50,000 jobs and reduce production in Europe by 2030, putting the future of four major German factories in doubt. The company is responding to overcapacity and growing pressure from Chinese automakers.
Calar Alto summit shakes up La Vuelta 2026 battle
Stage 12 of La Vuelta 2026 brings five mountain climbs and a summit finish at Calar Alto. Enric Mas faces direct threats from Primoz Roglic and Felix Gall. The race returns to a legendary Andalusian peak after nine years.
Xiaomi Targets 2027 for European Electric Car Debut
Xiaomi plans to launch its electric cars in Europe in 2027, starting with Germany after signing agreements with eight major dealership groups. The company previewed its latest models at IFA Berlin, signaling a direct challenge to established automakers.
Europe’s Smallest Caravan Packs Three Beds, Kitchen and Bath in 2.5 Meters
The Micro 240, unveiled at Caravan Salon 2026, squeezes three beds, a kitchen, and a full bathroom into a caravan under 2.5 meters long. Designed for European roads, it challenges what’s possible in microcamping and mobile living.
Police Investigate Baby's Disappearance After Animal Rescue in Tarragona
A missing baby in Santa Bàrbara has led to a major police investigation. Authorities rescued 28 neglected dogs from a sealed home, and a couple was detained in Valencia on suspicion of homicide.
Marius Borg Remains Under House Arrest Ahead of King Harald V’s Funeral
Marius Borg will stay under electronic surveillance at Skaugum, agreeing to an extended house arrest. The move is intended to avoid further controversy as Norway prepares for King Harald V’s funeral. Legal questions remain unresolved.
Cabra Offers Up to €200 Monthly to Young Renters Amid Housing Squeeze
Cabra’s town hall is injecting €300,000 into a rental subsidy for young people, covering up to 75% of monthly rent with a cap of €200 per month. The initiative aims to keep and attract young residents, but applicants must act fast once the short application window opens.
Spanish Retiree Faces Lifetime Pension Cut After 46 Years on the Job
Domingo García spent over 46 years paying into Spain’s Social Security system, only to see his pension permanently reduced for retiring early. His case highlights a legal framework that punishes long careers with irreversible cuts, sparking debate over fairness and reform.
Navaconcejo’s Four Wild Pools: Why ‘El Benidorm’ Draws Summer Crowds
Navaconcejo, in northern Cáceres, has quietly become a magnet for summer bathers thanks to its four natural pools along the Jerte river. One, nicknamed ‘El Benidorm’, stands out for its unique riverside setting and local reputation. Here’s what sets these pools apart—and what visitors need to know.
Princess Astrid’s Private Farewell to King Harald V in Oslo
Norway’s Royal House released intimate photos of Princess Astrid bidding farewell to her brother, King Harald V. The images capture her silent vigil in the Royal Palace, days before the state funeral. Her presence marks a significant moment for the royal family.
Madrid High Court Drops Disciplinary Case Against Judge Peinado Over Police Remark
The Madrid High Court has decided not to discipline Judge Peinado after he suggested police could help Begoña Gómez flee. The ruling follows a complaint from the police union and a review of judicial conduct.
Interior Minister Objects to Judge’s Ban on Ceuta Police Briefings
Fernando Grande-Marlaska has formally protested Judge María Tardón’s order that bars police from updating their superiors on the Ceuta migration crisis, exposing an unusual clash between Spain’s Interior Ministry and the judiciary.
Madrid Walks Out on Fiscal Council, Urges PP Regions to Block Funding Reform
Madrid refuses to attend the Fiscal and Financial Policy Council. The region urges other PP-led communities to boycott the meeting, threatening the approval of Spain's new regional funding model. The government faces a critical setback.
Nvidia Acquires Hugging Face for $13 Billion After OpenAI Security Breach
Nvidia is buying Hugging Face for $12.9 billion after a high-profile hack involving OpenAI. The move is set to strengthen Nvidia’s position in open-source AI and intensifies the competition over the future of artificial intelligence.
Major AI Platforms Suffer Outage Amid Rumors of GPT-6 Astra Launch
Claude, ChatGPT, and Grok have gone offline for many users. The outage coincides with speculation about OpenAI’s next model, Astra. Service interruptions affect web, mobile, and desktop platforms.
Valencia Judge Orders Barberá’s Family and Top Officials to Stand Trial in ‘Caso Azud’
A Valencia court has ordered 38 people, including relatives of Rita Barberá and her deputy, to stand trial for alleged corruption. The case centers on illicit commissions tied to city contracts and urban planning deals.
Catalan Education Unions Hold Firm as September 8 Strike Approaches
Catalonia’s education department urged unions to pause strike plans, but union leaders insist the September 8 walkout will proceed. The government’s proposed reforms failed to convince teachers, setting the stage for disruption as schools reopen.
Ramón Espinar Gallego Dies at 72 After Long Illness
Ramón Espinar Gallego, the first president of the Madrid Assembly and a key PSOE figure, has died at 72. His career spanned local government, regional leadership, and a later scandal. The news was confirmed by his son.
TVE Journalist Harassed During Ceuta Protests in Madrid
A TVE reporter was harassed by protesters in Madrid during rallies over Ceuta’s migrant crisis. Police intervened as political divisions deepened and rival demonstrations spread across Spain.
Government to Release Ceuta Border Reports Amid Internal Rift
Spain’s government will publish a dossier of police and intelligence reports on the Ceuta border surge. The move follows internal clashes over whether authorities were warned in advance. The release aims to clarify responsibility.
Spain Summons Moroccan Diplomat Over Ceuta and Melilla Dispute
Spain formally protested to Morocco after two ministers called for the "liberation" of Ceuta and Melilla. The Moroccan ambassador was summoned, but did not attend. Tensions over the enclaves have escalated, prompting urgent diplomatic action.
17-year-old migrant dies in Ceuta juvenile center during diabetes crisis
A 17-year-old migrant under Ceuta’s care has died from severe diabetes complications. The incident exposes gaps in medical oversight at La Esperanza. Authorities face questions as the number of unaccompanied minors remains unclear.
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