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Sumar parties set Frente Amplio launch for October 17
Sumar parties will unveil Frente Amplio on October 17, whether or not Pedro Sánchez calls an early election. The plan follows a housing defeat in Congress and sets the coalition's next electoral test.
Only select regions in Spain will get a November holiday break
Spain’s All Saints’ Day holiday in 2027 lands on a Sunday, but only some regions will shift the day off to Monday. Millions will miss out on the long weekend, as the BOE confirms which communities will benefit and which will not.
Lexus LC 500 Cabrio becomes a rare sight on Spanish roads
The Lexus LC 500 Cabrio, launched in Spain in 2020, is now one of the few luxury convertibles left with a naturally aspirated V8. Its rarity and timeless design keep used prices high.
Two young people drown while swimming at Guardamar de Segura beach
Two young people lost their lives after entering the water at Els Vivers beach in Guardamar de Segura despite a red flag. Emergency teams attempted resuscitation but could not save them. The incident highlights a troubling rise in drownings across the Valencian Community.
Deadly flood sweeps through Madrigueras after record rainfall
A torrent of water surged through Madrigueras in Albacete after 142 litres of rain fell per square metre in just hours. Homes and streets were inundated, a 102-year-old woman died, and emergency teams carried out dozens of rescues.
Spanish inheritance tax loophole sparks debate over family property transfers
A Spanish lawyer has outlined a legal method that could let families transfer property to heirs while sidestepping the country’s inheritance tax. The approach, involving the donation of bare ownership with lifetime usufruct, is gaining attention for its potential to reshape how inheritances are handled.
Youth anger over housing and jobs ignites the Cucaracha movement across Europe
A wave of youth-led protests is sweeping Europe under the banner of the 'cucarachas', driven by frustration over unaffordable housing, precarious jobs, and a failing education system. Political leaders are being forced to respond as the movement spreads from Asia to the heart of the EU.
Macron and Sánchez clash over Chinese electric car factories in Spain
Emmanuel Macron and Pedro Sánchez are at odds over how to handle China’s electric vehicle push. While France demands tough tariffs, Spain courts Chinese investment to boost its own manufacturing know-how.
Sergio Pérez fights Sepang chaos in Bahrain Grand Prix drama
Sergio Pérez’s Bahrain Grand Prix turned into a struggle on Malaysian soil. Drying asphalt, a late safety car, and technical trouble left him nineteenth after a race full of shifting grip and setbacks.
Dua Lipa joins Shakira for a Madrid performance of Antología
At Shakira's eighth Madrid concert, Dua Lipa appeared before 50,000 spectators and joined her for Antología. It was their first live performance together, after Lipa had sung the song in Spanish in Bogotá on November 28, 2025.
Rain, Storms, and Calima to Shake Up Canary Islands Weather
Aemet has put the Canary Islands on alert for fast-moving storms, rain, and another wave of Saharan dust. High temperatures linger, but forecasts show sudden showers and strong winds could hit several islands.
Kia Xceed gets a major overhaul below €20,000 in Spain
Kia has renewed its best-selling Xceed in Spain with a new exterior, updated cabin technology and petrol or mild-hybrid power. Discounts reduce the starting price to €19,860.
Toyota GR86 returns to Spanish circuits after abrupt European exit
The Toyota GR86 vanished from European showrooms just as demand peaked. Now, its Circuit Pack version is thrilling fans in Spain’s GR Cup, raising questions about the rules that forced its early departure and what comes next for Toyota’s sports lineup.
Seventy thousand march in Madrid as housing crisis ignites leftist surge
Madrid’s city center saw 70,000 people rally against housing injustice, with tenant unions demanding a general strike. The protest signals a powerful mobilization of the left, challenging both government and private interests amid looming electoral uncertainty.
Three Far Right Protesters Arrested Near Madrid's Sol Camp
Police arrested three protesters near Puerta del Sol after a far right rally in Madrid. Officers used rubber bullets when groups tried to cross the security cordon around the housing camp.
Estrella Morente on missing La bola negra and carrying her family's legacy
Estrella Morente nearly joined the cast of La bola negra. She shares how her roots in Granada, her family's influence, and her tributes to Lorca and Falla shape her music and life.
Spanish car wash owner turns five daily clients into a thriving business
Manuel’s car wash in Spain defies expectations by generating up to 15000 euros monthly with just a handful of vehicles each day. His approach focuses on specialized detailing and subscription plans rather than high volume.
Estrella Morente takes Falla into the concert hall
Estrella Morente will perform Manuel de Falla and Federico García Lorca with the Atlántida Chamber Orchestra. The project begins in Seville on 25 October 2026 and continues across Spain.
Spanish mortgages push first-time buyers to the edge
Mortgage costs are rising as Spanish homes become harder to finance. Mixed-rate loans are replacing variable deals, but banks are still tightening access.
Bilbao's Museum Rebuilt Its Future on a Century of Ambition
The Museo de Bellas Artes de Bilbao will reopen after more than four years of construction. Its expansion continues a story that began with a disputed plan for a serious home for modern art.
Spain faces record car ageing as vehicle renewal stalls
The average age of cars in Spain will hit 14.6 years in 2025, with some provinces nearing two decades. Electrified vehicles remain rare, and the gap with Europe widens as renewal slows.
Ceuta clears its largest migrant camp ahead of royal visit
Police are dismantling Ceuta's largest migrant settlement days before Spain's King and Queen visit the city. Nearly 3,000 people were initially reported to be living there, while police say the camp holds more than 3,500.
Nissan KAIT 2027 shakes up Spain’s budget SUV debate
Nissan has pulled the wraps off the KAIT 2027, a low-cost SUV aimed at emerging markets. Its price and style could have changed Spain’s car market, but Nissan has no plans to sell it in Europe.
Deadly floods paralyse Catalonia as rivers threaten to overflow
Two people have died and one remains missing after relentless storms battered Catalonia. Emergency services scramble to rescue trapped residents as rivers surge and transport grinds to a halt. Authorities warn the danger is not over.
Gonzalo Boye accuses Pedro Sánchez of betrayal as Puigdemont eyes return
Gonzalo Boye, the legal architect behind Carles Puigdemont’s defense, claims Spain’s amnesty for the exiled Catalan leader is imminent. Boye sharply criticizes Pedro Sánchez, alleging political manipulation and a lack of real reform.
Dacia Striker aims to disrupt Spain’s family car market
Dacia is set to launch the Striker, a crossover with hybrid and LPG engines, distinctive styling, and a price below 25000 euros. The model targets families seeking value and versatility, arriving in Spanish dealerships later this year.
Barcelona faces flood threat as Besòs river surges
Barcelona and nearby towns are on edge after the Besòs river hit dangerous highs. Urgent warnings, train shutdowns, and evacuations followed as relentless rain pushed the city’s systems to breaking point.
Police launch partial migrant eviction at Trampolín beach in Ceuta
Spanish police have begun a partial eviction of Trampolín beach in Ceuta, targeting makeshift camps where over 3,000 migrants live. The operation focuses on relocating people for identification and potential return to Morocco, with security measures tightened around key infrastructure.
Audi A3 redefined the compact premium car in 1996
Audi’s 1996 launch of the A3 did more than add a new model. It carved out a premium niche in a segment ruled by the VW Golf, setting a new standard for compact cars and changing the industry’s direction.
PP turns housing defeat into an election opening
Congress rejected Spain's two housing decrees on October 2, 2026. The PP sees a chance to campaign on its own housing plan if Pedro Sánchez calls an early election.
Dodge Charger turns sixty as an American icon evolves
The Dodge Charger, born in the heat of the 1960s, has survived reinventions, cinematic fame, and the end of the V8 era. Its journey from muscle car to electric sedan reveals how American automotive culture keeps rewriting its own rules.
Madrid shuts Gran Vía for the Hispanidad parade
Gran Vía will close to traffic from 15:00 to 22:00 this Sunday, 4 October, for Madrid's Hispanidad parade. Metro entrances, bus routes, parking areas and several central streets will also face restrictions.
Spanish carmakers face record investment as profits collapse
Spain’s automotive industry saw profits plunge by 56 percent even as manufacturers poured record sums into new investments. Chinese brands and used cars are reshaping the market, while job losses and an aging vehicle fleet add to the pressure.
Valencia spared as record storm pounds Mediterranean just offshore
A massive storm dumped nearly 600 litres per square metre over the Mediterranean, barely missing Valencia and Castellón. Emergency crews braced for disaster as rainfall smashed alert records and showed how exposed the region is to extreme weather.
Rescue teams pull drivers from flooded cars in Granollers
A powerful overnight storm in Granollers forced emergency crews to rescue people trapped in their vehicles after flash floods submerged key roads. No injuries have been reported, but the incident highlights the growing risks of extreme weather in Catalonia.
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