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Third death confirmed as Catalonia storm searches continue
A third person has died in Catalonia after severe flooding. Two people remain missing as rescue teams deal with damaged rail links, power cuts and new weather warnings.
Genesis GV60 Magma launches in Spain with 650 horsepower
Genesis makes its Spanish debut with the GV60 Magma, a 650-horsepower electric SUV that blends luxury and high performance. The model introduces the Magma line and sets a new benchmark for premium electric driving.
Storms and cold air threaten Spain during the Pilar holiday
Spain faces a turbulent Pilar holiday as Aemet signals the arrival of intense storms, heavy rainfall, and a sharp drop in temperatures. The southwest, Alborán, Canary Islands, and Balearic Islands are set for the most severe weather, with some areas under orange alert.
OMODA sets sights on Spain with two new SUVs for 2027
OMODA & JAECOO will pull the wraps off the OMODA 4 and a new OMODA 5 at the 2026 Paris Motor Show. Both SUVs are due in Spain in 2027, as the brand looks to tighten its grip on the C-SUV market.
The PSOE Faces a High-Stakes Election Test
Spain will vote on 29 November 2026 after Pedro Sánchez dissolved parliament and called an early general election. Polls put the PSOE and the wider left under pressure as alliance talks remain unresolved and housing dominates the campaign.
Doctors postpone Spain strike while keeping pressure on next government
Spain's doctors have postponed their indefinite strike. The election has halted the current negotiating route, but the dispute remains active.
Isabel Díaz Ayuso turns her life into Íntimo
Isabel Díaz Ayuso will publish Íntimo on 2 December 2026. The book covers her childhood, political career, private life and the COVID-19 pandemic, while its treatment of a disputed Chamberí penthouse remains unknown.
Rodalies trains resume after Semaf validates safety reports
Rodalies services are returning in stages after Semaf approved the safety reports required by drivers. Storm-damaged sections remain closed while new operational checks continue.
Incyte Biosciences Iberia demands faster access to new medicines
Incyte Biosciences Iberia has invested €130 million in Spanish R&D and clinical trials, but patients still wait too long for new treatments. Company leaders want clearer deals and quicker approvals to match Spain’s scientific strength.
Spain forces local authorities to cover tenant debts to halt evictions
Spain’s government has enacted a sweeping housing decree that compels public administrations to assume the debts of vulnerable tenants, blocking evictions unless alternative housing is provided. The law also extends rental protections, clamps down on speculative buying, and introduces new transparency rules for the rental market.
Spanish pharmacies face foreign takeover threat
Spain’s unique pharmacy system is under fire as foreign groups and regulatory changes threaten the independence of local pharmacists. Industry leaders warn that the country’s healthcare access and rural cohesion could be at risk if the current model is undermined.
Used car prices in Spain see sharpest drop in a year
Spain’s used car market has taken a hit, with average prices dropping by over 1000 euros compared to last year. Diesel vehicles saw the steepest decline, while Madrid remains the most expensive region for buyers.
Owning an Empty Flat in Spain Now Costs Owners Thousands Each Year
Leaving a property empty in Spain is far from free. New figures show annual costs can reach 5000 euros, with maintenance, taxes, and community fees quickly adding up. Many owners underestimate the true financial impact of keeping a home unoccupied.
Airtificial wins $6.4 million US contract for EV automation
Airtificial will design and build a $6.4 million automated line for electric vehicle parts in Michigan. The project boosts production for a top supplier near Detroit and marks another global step for Spanish industry.
PP puts healthcare reform at the center of its election push
Healthcare is now the main battleground for the Partido Popular as elections near. Carmen Fúnez pledges a major overhaul of Spain's health system, with a focus on unity, support for professionals, and stable funding.
Frente Amplio weighs shared leadership before election deadline
Nine days remain before Frente Amplio must settle its electoral formula for Spain's 29 November elections. Mónica García and Ada Colau lead the discussion, while the coalition weighs a shared structure across Spain's territories.
Spain pushes for strategic autonomy in medicine production
Spain’s pharmaceutical leaders are urging a shift toward strategic autonomy in medicine manufacturing. At a key Madrid symposium, industry voices outlined how innovation, public policy, and cross-border alliances could protect Europe from future supply shocks.
Miguel Bernardeau faces online hate after La bola negra
Miguel Bernardeau has shared the extreme messages he receives after La bola negra. The film's treatment of sexual freedom has drawn both hostility and applause.
Spain faces nationwide general strike over housing crisis
Spain’s largest unions have set November 11 for a general strike targeting the country’s deepening housing crisis. The move, timed just before national elections, signals a rare show of unity and marks the first such action in over a decade.
Bolaños says Catalonia has gained from amnesty policy
The government is defending its Catalonia strategy before the 29-N election. Félix Bolaños says pardons and amnesty have restored political coexistence, while Carles Puigdemont could now return without arrest.
Spain's Wind-Powered Sled Heads Into Antarctica's Interior
Ramón Larramendi is due to lead an 85-day crossing of Antarctica from 18 October. The wind-powered vehicle will carry 16 research projects across 3,400 kilometres of largely unstudied ice.
El Prado brings Cristina de Suecia's collection into focus
Room 74 now displays 17 sculptures from Cristina de Suecia's collection, up from nine. The Prado has also made the Room of the Muses a permanent focus for the queen's collecting life in Rome.
Spanish researchers reveal modular smart tyre aimed at cutting waste and boosting safety
A team at Universidad Carlos III de Madrid has built a modular tyre packed with sensors. Their silicone-based prototype could help cut pollution and make cars safer.
Spain extends unbeaten run to forty three official matches
Spain’s national football team has now gone forty three official matches without a single defeat. This streak, lasting over three and a half years, highlights a rare level of consistency and resilience even against top European rivals.
Spotify rolls out Audiolibros Plus with 350,000 audiobooks in Spain
Spotify is shaking up the Spanish audiobook scene with Audiolibros Plus. The new subscription brings over 350,000 titles and fresh listening features to users across Spain.
Forgotten queen returns to Madrid spotlight in new historical novel
Margarita de Borbón y Parma, once erased from Spain’s royal narrative, emerges at the heart of a new novel that reimagines Madrid as a beacon of ambition and resilience. The book challenges the silence around her legacy.
Doctors suspend indefinite strike after Spain election call
Spain's medical unions have postponed their indefinite strike, which was due to start on 28 October. They say the action can resume if the next Government rejects their demands.
Spain faces a fractured political crossroads ahead of 29N elections
As Spain heads toward early general elections on 29 November, political divisions run deep. Pedro Sánchez’s resilience, the right’s dependence on Vox, and the left’s internal battles leave voters questioning who truly represents their interests.
Urtasun ties Frente Amplio reset to housing vote
Ernest Urtasun is rebuilding Frente Amplio before the 29 November election while pressing Junts to support two revised housing decrees.
Spain sets the stage for high-stakes general elections in November
Spain will elect 350 deputies and 208 senators on November 29. Only those listed in the Electoral Census can participate. Voters must confirm their registration and know their polling station details ahead of the vote.
Improvised Drainage Efforts After Heavy Rain Floods Sol Encampment
A sudden deluge left the Puerta del Sol encampment waterlogged, forcing protesters to use buckets, coolers, and mops in a desperate attempt to drain their makeshift shelters. The aftermath revealed battered tents, soaked banners, and a community determined to endure.
Bolaños demands Supreme Court act fast on voting rights for new Spaniards
Justice Minister Félix Bolaños is pushing back against the Supreme Court’s freeze on voting rights for 400,000 Spaniards who gained citizenship through the law of grandchildren. He wants a quick answer, warning that democracy is at risk.
Volvo XC40 faces off against Audi Q3 in the new luxury SUV battle
Volvo and Audi have launched their latest contenders in the luxury SUV segment. The updated XC40 and the all-new Q3 both promise electrified powertrains and advanced tech, but only one can claim the edge in Spain’s fiercely competitive market.
Doctors suspend open-ended strike as Spain heads to elections
Spain's doctors have postponed their indefinite strike from 28 October. The unions say the dispute is still active and could return after the elections if the next government ignores their demands.
Spanish law forces electric car owners to pay for their own charging points
Electric car owners in Spain cannot pass the cost of charging points or electricity to their neighbors. The law makes each driver fully responsible for installation and energy bills in shared garages, closing a loophole that once fueled disputes.
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