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Feijóo brings Brussels allies to Ceuta in bid for EU action
Alberto Núñez Feijóo heads to Ceuta with top European Popular Party figures. The move aims to push the EU to address the migration crisis at Spain’s border. A special debate in the European Parliament is now on the agenda.
Madrid assembly blocks scrutiny of Ayuso penthouse purchase
Madrid’s conservative majority has blocked opposition questions about a controversial penthouse purchase by Planifica Madrid. Over six million euros in public funds are at stake, but the government refuses to clarify the operation’s details.
Spain recalls five barbecue and chimichurri sauces over hidden gluten risk
Spanish health officials have recalled five types of barbecue and chimichurri sauces sold under Dumt’s and Vulpi brands after undeclared gluten was found in multiple batches. The alert now affects eight autonomous communities, and consumers with gluten intolerance are urged to check batch numbers before using these products.
PSOE loses ground as Ceuta crisis boosts Vox in latest CIS poll
The Ceuta crisis has sharply reduced PSOE’s lead over PP. Vox emerges as the biggest winner in the latest CIS poll. Podemos narrows the gap with Sumar as left-wing alliances shift.
Spain faces a 25 hour Sunday as winter time returns
On October 25, Spain will have a rare 25-hour Sunday as clocks move back for winter time. The EU remains stuck on abolishing seasonal time changes, so millions must adjust routines and work schedules yet again.
Imserso Offers 7,447 Ultra Low-Cost Trips for Spain’s Poorest Pensioners
Imserso has launched 7,447 subsidized holiday packages at just 50 euros for Spain’s most financially vulnerable pensioners. Strict eligibility and regional quotas mean not every low-income retiree will secure a spot, despite high demand and a surge in applications.
Repeat Offender Arrested in Gandía for Child Abuse and Secret Image Sharing
A 39-year-old man in Gandía has been jailed after police found sexual images of his baby and his partner’s underage daughter. The case exposes serious risks in online child protection and highlights the role of cybercrime units.
Enric Mas ends Spain's drought with Vuelta a España victory
Enric Mas has won the Vuelta a España 2026. His triumph ends an 11-year wait for a Spanish champion. The result marks a turning point for both Mas and Spanish cycling.
Catalonia Mourns the Passing of Its Oldest Shepherd at 99
Marina Vilalta i Fajula, the most senior shepherd in Catalonia, has died at 99. Her life embodied the struggle and pride of rural Girona. Her legacy now shapes the future of Catalan agriculture.
National Court Moves to Take Over Ceuta Migrant Case Involving Government Delegate
A Madrid judge has ordered Ceuta’s court to hand over its investigation into the city’s government delegate, focusing on the handling of a mass migrant entry. The case could soon shift from local to national jurisdiction.
Pregnant woman detained at Barajas with 69 cocaine packets inside her body
A 20-year-old pregnant woman arriving from São Paulo was arrested at Madrid Barajas after police discovered 69 cocaine packets hidden inside her body. The case exposes the extreme risks faced by drug mules and the growing pressure on airport security.
Police investigate suspected murder after elderly couple found dead in Madrid
A woman died in hospital after being found with severe injuries in her Madrid home. Her husband was discovered hanged at the scene. Police are investigating all scenarios, including gender-based violence.
Technical failure at Fuenlabrada fireworks leaves four injured and sparks fires
A fireworks show in Fuenlabrada ended abruptly after a technical fault sent rockets into the crowd. Four people suffered minor injuries. Emergency teams quickly contained several small fires in the park.
Pedro Sánchez to join Zohran Mamdani for key economic event in New York
Pedro Sánchez will appear alongside Zohran Mamdani at a high-profile economic forum in New York. The event comes as both leaders face pressure over their opposition to Donald Trump and military spending. The meeting signals a new phase in Spain’s international positioning.
Housing Shortage in Spain Fuels Sharp Rise in Prices
Spain faces a growing gap between new households and available homes. Construction lags far behind demand, driving up both purchase and rental prices. Key regions feel the strain as young adults struggle to move out.
Macron to make official state visit to Spain in September
Emmanuel Macron will visit Spain on 29 and 30 September for a state visit, meeting with Spanish leaders and attending a royal gala. The trip comes after years of planning and signals renewed focus on Franco-Spanish relations.
Driver in Seville blames gazpacho for extreme alcohol test result
A driver in Castilleja de la Cuesta was caught with four times the legal alcohol limit. He claimed vinegar in his gazpacho caused the result. Police observed dangerous driving and multiple violations before the arrest.
Ceuta migrant surge exposes government split over intelligence warnings
A mass entry of nearly 80,000 migrants into Ceuta has sparked a political storm. Conflicting accounts over intelligence warnings led to a key resignation. The government insists Spain can defend its borders and uphold international law.
University of Granada mourns student killed during exchange in Mexico
A 21-year-old student from the Canary Islands was killed in Mexico while on academic exchange. The University of Granada condemned the attack and called for action against violence targeting women. Spanish authorities are involved.
Ceuta Migrant Crisis Puts Spanish Government Under Legal and Political Pressure
A legal investigation into the Ceuta migrant influx now threatens top government officials. Political rivals demand accountability as the crisis exposes rifts within the ruling coalition. The government faces mounting pressure from all sides.
Skoda Epiq takes aim at city SUV market with affordable electric option
Skoda’s Epiq enters the urban SUV market with a promise of more space, advanced tech, and a price that undercuts much of the electric competition. Here’s how it stacks up and what it means for drivers ready to switch.
Youngest Female Truck Driver in Spain Faces Barcelona's Urban Gauntlet
Andrea García became Spain’s youngest female truck driver at 21. Her first routes forced her to master a 21-pallet Scania through Barcelona’s dense traffic, challenging stereotypes and outdated industry rules.
Thirteen Madrid Metro Stations Closed After Maintenance Train Blocks Line 9
A maintenance train left on the tracks overnight forced the closure of 13 stations on Madrid Metro’s Line 9, cutting service across nearly half the route. Authorities estimate at least two hours for repairs.
Spanish exchange student killed in Morelos triggers urgent investigation
A 21-year-old Spanish student was killed during an academic exchange in Morelos. Authorities are treating the case as femicide. The incident has sparked demands for justice and raised concerns about safety for foreign students.
Santiago Residents Shut Out as Bars Reserve Tables for Tourists
In Santiago’s historic center, locals now struggle to order a simple beer after 8 p.m. as bars block tables for dinner guests. Chef Alberto Lareo warns that favoring tourists over year-round residents could leave these venues empty once the high season ends.
Young Entrepreneur Opens Bar in Rural Spain for a Fraction of City Costs
At just 23, Mario Pérez left Valencia behind to open a bar in a village where rent is ten times lower. His move to Valdemoro-Sierra reveals the stark economic divide between city and rural life, and the unexpected advantages of starting over far from urban centers.
Taiwanese schools struggle to hire teachers as tech jobs lure science graduates
Taiwan’s schools are finding it harder to fill teaching jobs, especially in science, as graduates choose better-paid tech work. New discipline rules and rising parental complaints add to the pressure, leaving even top schools short-staffed.
Supreme Court halts voting rights for new Spanish citizens abroad
Spain’s Supreme Court has suspended the right to vote for hundreds of thousands who gained citizenship through the 2022 memory law. The decision targets new entries in the overseas electoral roll and leaves their political rights in limbo.
Catalonia faces prison overcrowding as new rapid-build cells planned
Catalonia’s prisons are nearing capacity after a sharp rise in inmates. Authorities now plan up to 700 new places using prefabricated modules. The move comes as convictions in Barcelona jump 40 percent in a year.
Socialists Take Dana Flood Inquiry Fight to Spain’s Constitutional Court
PSPV-PSOE has brought its dispute over the Dana flood investigation to Spain’s Constitutional Court, arguing that their rights as deputies were violated when the commission in Les Corts was shut down. The party accuses rivals of shielding regional officials from questioning.
Trapero steps down after clash over Mossos leadership in Catalonia
Josep Lluís Trapero has resigned as director of the Catalan police after a standoff with Interior councillor Núria Parlon. The move follows a series of internal disputes and a controversial infiltration case involving Mossos agents.
Ceuta authorities take control of Sidi Embarek migrant camp after ultimatum
After weeks of deadlock, Ceuta’s government has started expanding the Sidi Embarek camp. Three hundred migrant women and children will finally get beds and showers. Local volunteers forced the authorities to act after resources ran out.
Hundreds Still Displaced After Granada Earthquakes Leave Homes Uninhabitable
A month after a wave of earthquakes hit Granada, over 200 people are still unable to return home. Damaged buildings, slow repairs, and insurance hurdles leave families in limbo. Authorities face mounting pressure to deliver solutions.
Junts faces internal split over alliances with Aliança Catalana
Junts leaders openly reject deals with Aliança Catalana as the far-right party gains ground. The debate exposes a deep rift over the future of Catalan nationalism and the legacy of Convergència.
Tesh Sidi warns of AI threat after Sahrawi citizenship law passes
Spain has approved a law restoring citizenship to Sahrawis born in Western Sahara. Deputy Tesh Sidi now shifts focus to the risks of artificial intelligence, calling it a greater danger than fascism. The move signals a new phase in Spain’s digital and migration policy.
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