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Businessmen Reject Links to Aldama in Pandemic Mask Contract Case
Two businessmen at the center of the Koldo case have denied any role in illegal commissions or contracts for pandemic medical supplies. Their statements come as the investigation wraps up, with the court weighing their defense against the evidence.
Kia XCeed arrives in Europe with hybrid engines and updated design
Kia’s updated XCeed is now on sale in Europe, featuring a sharper exterior, digital dashboard, and a choice of petrol or hybrid engines. The model targets the crowded compact crossover market.
Six arrested in Madrid after brutal gang attack leaves man in intensive care
Six men aged 20 to 27 have been detained in Madrid after a violent stabbing left a 33-year-old Dominican man in intensive care for two months. Police seized weapons, drugs, and gang materials during coordinated raids. The case exposes the ongoing threat of violent youth gangs in the capital.
NASA satellite spots rare Saharan dust cloud over Mali in September
A NASA satellite captured a large Saharan dust cloud sweeping across Mali in early September 2026. The event came after the usual dust season had mostly ended, but conditions allowed the cloud to reach the Atlantic. Scientists are watching for possible changes linked to El Niño.
Lottery jackpot lands on José del Toro street in Cádiz
The top prize in the latest Lotería Nacional draw has been claimed in Cádiz. Ticket number 46.144 delivered 30000 euros to lucky winners. The same number appeared in Palma de Mallorca and Estepona.
Catalonia’s Political Leaders Gather for Diada at Rafael Casanova Monument
Catalonia’s Diada brought together government leaders and party figures for a floral tribute at the Rafael Casanova monument in Barcelona. The event highlighted the region’s political landscape and the presence of key officials.
Spanish judge orders disability pension reinstated for police officer after INSS withdrawal
A Spanish police officer lost his disability pension after the INSS ruled him fit for duty, despite ongoing treatment for PTSD and depression. A judge has now reversed that decision, exposing the disconnect between medical evidence and administrative rulings.
Asturian shop owners face daily costs before earning a single euro
Running a small shop in Asturias now means paying over 100 euros each day just to open the doors. With rent swallowing nearly half the budget, many self-employed owners are struggling to break even before making a single sale.
Airborne microplastics may be quietly fueling global warming
A new scientific model suggests that microplastics suspended in the air are not just a pollution problem but may also be nudging the planet’s energy balance toward warming. The findings raise urgent questions about the unseen climate risks floating above our heads.
Fake Druni job offer lures victims with instant payouts then demands investment
A supposed Druni job offer on Telegram pays users for simple tasks then pressures them to invest more. Victims receive small initial payments, but the scheme quickly escalates to demands for larger sums. The scam exploits trust in well-known brands and leaves many at risk.
Ceuta government chief resigns after CNI migrant warning dispute
Gonzalo Sanz steps down as chief of staff in Ceuta after a clash over whether he relayed a CNI warning about mass irregular migration. The resignation exposes deep divisions inside the local government.
Ceuta government chief resigns after CNI warning dispute erupts
Ceuta’s government delegation faces turmoil as the chief of staff resigns. The move follows a public clash over whether a CNI warning about a mass entry was properly relayed. The crisis exposes deep fractures at the top.
Barbastro bishop presses Opus Dei to return medieval Virgin statue
The bishop of Barbastro-Monzón accuses Opus Dei of withholding the original contract for an 11th-century Virgin statue. The legal fight over the Torreciudad sanctuary grows, with the diocese demanding the image’s return.
Ceuta border crisis exposes rift between Spanish government and CNI
The Spanish government released confidential documents on the Ceuta border crisis. The move revealed deep divisions with the CNI over whether a warning about the mass entry was properly handled. The fallout has shaken top officials.
Ayuso grilled in Assembly over public company's luxury penthouse buy
Madrid opposition parties confront Isabel Díaz Ayuso about a luxury penthouse bought by a public company. The Assembly session becomes a test of transparency as housing and migration crises put more pressure on the government.
Fires Displace Dozens in Ceuta Migrant Camp
A night of fires in Ceuta destroyed more than 40 makeshift shelters at the Naves del Tarajal migrant camp. Emergency crews responded quickly, and no injuries were reported. The fires follow a week of escalating attacks on families living in the camp.
Ceuta border alert ignored as Spanish army withheld key warning
Spanish military intercepted Moroccan border agents discussing a mass entry into Ceuta days before the July 30 crisis. The government omitted this warning from its official report. The chain of command delayed action until it was too late.
Uber gets approval to test autonomous taxis in Madrid
Uber has received official approval to deploy 20 autonomous taxis in Madrid. The first phase will focus on mapping and route validation under human supervision, setting the stage for possible commercial robotaxi service in Spain.
Spain swelters through record autumn heat as summer lingers
Spain is facing another round of summer-like heat in October, with temperatures set to rise 5 to 10 degrees above average. The country has already broken records this year for the number and length of heatwaves.
Marine veteran confronts gunman during Memorial Drive shooting in Cambridge
A shooting on Memorial Drive left two people wounded and many others narrowly escaping harm. Newly released court documents describe how a Marine veteran and a state trooper stopped the attack. The suspect now faces 43 charges after a series of close calls.
Spanish royals' early exit from Oslo funeral reception raises eyebrows
After King Harald V’s funeral in Oslo, Felipe VI and Letizia returned to Spain, leaving Queen Sofía as the only Spanish royal at the post-funeral reception. Their absence has prompted questions about the reasons behind the split royal presence.
Nacha Pop to play free concert in Madrid's Plaza Mayor during San Isidro week
Nacha Pop will headline a free six-hour music event in Madrid’s Plaza Mayor during the San Isidro Festivities. The concert features other acts and tributes, making it a highlight of the city’s cultural week.
Catalonia faces Diada under pressure as far right gains ground
President Salvador Illa urges Catalonia to defend peaceful coexistence as far-right groups challenge the region’s traditional consensus. The Diada’s 50th anniversary highlights new political tensions and the risk of division.
Madrid braces for a hot, cloudless weekend
Madrid is heading into a weekend of clear skies and rising heat. Temperatures will reach up to 32°C, with no rain in the forecast. Residents should prepare for strong sun and persistent warmth.
Oñati University regains its Renaissance identity after major restoration
The University Sancti Spiritus in Oñati has emerged from years of decay. Restoration has revived its Renaissance facade and replaced the iconic fallen warrior statue. The building now stands ready for a new era.
Andalusian public universities face critical funding shortfall
Nine public universities in Andalusia start the academic year with a 44 million euro deficit. The funding gap puts staff salaries and essential services at risk. Calls for urgent action intensify as private universities expand.
Supreme Court halts voting rights for new citizens under 'law of grandchildren'
Spain’s Supreme Court has suspended voting rights for people naturalized under the law of grandchildren, citing a surge in overseas voter registrations and concerns about election integrity. The decision affects thousands and has sparked legal and political debate.
La Primitiva jackpot rolls over as no top prize claimed in latest draw
No one matched all numbers in the latest La Primitiva draw, so the jackpot grows for the next round. Ten tickets won over €20,000 each by matching five numbers plus the complementario.
Bonoloto awards top prizes in Madrid and Lugo
Two players in Madrid and Lugo each won over 400,000 euros in the September 10 Bonoloto draw. Another winner in Huelva took home nearly 147,000 euros. The winning numbers were evenly split between even and odd.
National Lottery winners have 90 days to claim prizes in Spain
Spain's National Lottery has released the winning numbers for September 10. Winners have a strict 90-day window to collect their prizes. Missing the deadline means forfeiting the money.
Victoria Luengo calls police after suspected human remains found at home
Victoria Luengo discovered what looked like a human spine behind her fridge and called the police. The find came just after she returned from filming a violent scene. Forensic experts are now investigating.
Steven Spielberg praises El ser querido after Bardem and Luengo performance
Steven Spielberg sent a personal message praising El ser querido and its stars. The film, led by Javier Bardem and Vicky Luengo, will soon arrive on Movistar Plus+. Its critical momentum now carries a global endorsement.
Mediaset gives Horizonte more airtime after ratings surge
Mediaset rewards Horizonte with more airtime after a season of record-breaking ratings. The show adds a Friday slot and new presenters, marking a rare expansion for Cuatro’s prime time.
Tana Rivera shaken as Roca Rey suffers goring in Madrid bullfight
Tana Rivera was visibly distressed after witnessing Roca Rey, her partner, gored during a bullfight in Madrid. The incident brought immediate medical attention and renewed focus on the risks faced by bullfighters and their families.
Firefighters tackle major blaze at Chazar waste facility near Zaragoza
A large fire broke out at the Chazar waste management plant in La Puebla de Alfindén. Firefighters from Zaragoza and the provincial service are working to contain the blaze. The incident has caused a visible column of black smoke.
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