Forecast tied Bruna to Galicia’s heavy-rain risk
Forecasts linked storm Bruna to up to four fronts crossing Galicia in 72 hours. Heavy rain was expected in western areas, though the eventual rainfall totals were not confirmed.
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Rail shutdown pushed Andalucía travellers onto crowded alternatives
The Madrid-Seville high-speed closure pushed travellers towards air and road alternatives. Extra flights and coaches still could not stop many services selling out as prices climbed.
Machado and Teixeira clinch Spain's GT4 title at Jerez
César Machado and Tomás Teixeira secured the Supercars España GT4 crown after a Saturday win and a third place on Sunday. Gabriel Caçoilo and Máximo Varela took GTC, while Francisca Roby Queiroz won TC.
Albiol calls for foreign repeat offenders to be deported at RTVE debate
Xavier García Albiol called for foreign repeat offenders to be sent home during RTVE Catalunya’s election debate. Ernest Urtasun called the approach racist and xenophobic while Gabriel Rufián said the left must address immigration.
Madrid protest targets data centre expansion
Residents and environmental groups marched beside Madrid’s Manzanares on Saturday 7 November, seeking a halt to data-centre expansion. A cited study estimates a large facility could use 18.9 million litres of water a day; campaigners want a Europe-wide moratorium.
Mother says school journey to Utrera takes up to 95 minutes
A 16-year-old with reduced mobility can spend up to 1 hour 35 minutes travelling from Lebrija to his school in Utrera, his mother says. The route carries seven pupils and takes about 40 minutes by car.
Wind and poor visibility divert seven flights from La Palma
Strong gusts and reduced visibility disrupted landing operations at La Palma on Sunday. Aena said seven flights were redirected to Tenerife South or Gran Canaria, including services from Madrid and three European cities.
28 injured remain in hospital after Urda rail crash
Hospitals in Madrid are treating 18 injured people and Castilla-La Mancha hospitals have 10 more. Of the 69 people who died, 67 have been handed to their families; procedures remain pending for two.
Hunter dies after accidental shooting in Cantabria
The Guardia Civil received a report of a firearm injury in San Vitores at 13:40 on Sunday. Early indications point to an accident at the end of a hunting day.
Man dies and 11 are injured in Guadarrama block fire
A 62-year-old man died after suffering cardiac arrest caused by smoke inhalation. Eleven others were injured in the Guadarrama fire; two of them, including an 11-year-old girl, are in a serious condition.
Barcelona opens nominations for 2027 Medals of Honour
Barcelona’s Consell de Ciutat has opened nominations for the 2027 Medals of Honour. Council members have until 9 November to submit candidates; public voting is scheduled for 30 November to 21 December on Decidim Barcelona.
Sanlorenzo gives the Fiat Topolino a yacht-inspired one-off
Fiat USA has unveiled a bespoke Topolino created with Sanlorenzo, while the 2027 range adds the Open Air body. The US starting price is $13,995 before delivery, compared with €8,990 in Spain after Fiat's discount.
Ceuta clears 50 migrant tents at port
Police cleared all 50 AECID tents on Ceuta’s Poniente quay and transferred residents to the El Tarajal centre. The operation starts the gradual closure of emergency accommodation set up after the late-July arrivals.
Puigdemont makes surprise visit to Prats de Molló
Carles Puigdemont made an unannounced visit to Prats de Molló for the official opening of the Casa Macià musealisation project. The initiative coincides with the centenary of Francesc Macià's attempted incursion into Catalonia from France.
Canary Islands coastal alert took effect on Saturday
The Canary Islands Government’s coastal alert took effect at 18:00 on Saturday 7 November. The highest level covers northern and western shores; other coasts are under pre-alert. Waves could reach 3 to 4 metres from Monday.
Murcia region to treat 2,400 hectares of pine forest by air
Aerial spraying is scheduled to start on Monday across 2,400 hectares of public woodland in Murcia, Santomera, Calasparra and Lorca. The biological treatment targets early-stage larvae; rain or wind could alter the flight schedule.
Eurobattery executive detained in Sweden after Spanish fraud sentence
Eurobattery Minerals says Roberto García Martínez has been placed in pre-trial detention in Sweden. The former Galicia chief executive received a final two-year prison sentence in Spain for fraud, with nearly €3.5 million in civil liability.
Inside Pedro Sánchez's Madrid home before Moncloa
Pedro Sánchez and Begoña Gómez bought their Pozuelo de Alarcón flat in 2008. The 80-square-metre home appeared on Planeta Calleja in 2014; Divinity reported that the mortgage balance stood at €61,786.31 in 2023.
Man arrested over alleged handbag robbery in Bilbao
A 24-year-old man was arrested in Bilbao after an off-duty ertzaina pursued him over an alleged handbag theft. The officer said the suspect repeatedly tried to assault him while attempting to escape.
Barcelona exhibition traces Icària's industrial past
La Virreina Centre de la Imatge is showing Arxiu Icarià. Poblenou (1987-1992), using Martí Llorens’s photographs and recovered objects to chart the district’s transformation. Admission is free until 28 March 2027.
Woman found dead after vehicle plunges down ravine in Fuerteventura
A 40-year-old woman was found in a vehicle that had fallen down a ravine near El Cotillo in La Oliva. SUC medical staff confirmed her death after GES rescuers brought her to safety.
Benidorm honours patron saint with thousands of flowers
Benidorm’s Saturday celebrations paired the staging of the Mare de Déu del Sofratge’s arrival with a newly premiered symphonic suite. The flower offering drew hundreds as Angélica Such called for traditions to endure across generations.
Fuerteventura’s biggest concert crowd fills Arena Negra
Luis Fonsi’s concert drew the largest audience yet recorded for a live show in Fuerteventura as Arena Negra 2026 became the festival’s busiest edition. Gara Alemán joined him on stage at Gran Tarajal.
Queen Letizia’s Bolivia cooperation visit cancelled
Queen Letizia’s planned cooperation visit to Bolivia has been cancelled. Spain’s early election on 29 November and security concerns in Bolivia were cited as reasons. She told President Rodrigo Paz Pereira she hoped to reschedule the trip.
Spain’s animal welfare law bars pets as street attractions
Spain’s Animal Welfare Law bars using animals in public spaces to attract crowds for financial gain. Advertising use is also covered. Offences can bring fines ranging from €500 to €200,000.
Two jailed after six arrests in Rubber Duck drug probe
Six people were arrested in the Guardia Civil’s Rubber Duck operation after investigators traced suspected drug-supply journeys from Madrid into Lugo and Ponferrada. Two have been remanded in custody.
Zaragoza hospital launches vein protection scheme for renal patients
The Miguel Servet hospital has introduced a programme to protect veins needed for future dialysis access. An estimated 437 people with chronic kidney disease in Zaragoza I and II could benefit.
Glòries play space sets November schedule
The Espai de Joc 0-99 has themed sessions on 14 and 15 November, then on 21 and 22 November, with another on the 29th. The free venue offers nearly 500 games and may close during official severe-weather alerts.
Monforte pedestrianised Rúa Cardenal in 1995
Until 1995, cars could reach Praza de España and park there before continuing down Rúa Comercio. Pedestrianisation also reached nearby streets and the square, shifting the centre away from through traffic.
Carlos V’s Alhambra palace remains a disputed landmark
Work on the palace began in 1527, but it remained unfinished for centuries. Its restoration started in 1923; the 500th anniversary of construction falls in 2027.
Málaga court upholds sexual assault conviction after three refusals
The Provincial Court of Málaga has upheld a man’s conviction for continued sexual assault after he persisted despite a woman’s refusals. He must stay at least 500 metres away for 18 months and pay a €6,600 fine plus €1,000 compensation.
FEDMA wants pensions to count every child
FEDMA has proposed removing the four-child cap on Spain’s gender-gap pension supplement. Its eight-point plan also seeks up to 270 protected contribution days per child and a separate retirement benefit for each birth or adoption.
A Coruña judge Luis Mosquera beatified by the Catholic Church
Luis Mosquera Caramelo was beatified in Santander alongside 79 other 20th-century martyrs. His remains lie at the temple of Santísimo Cristo, part of the city’s cathedral.
Barcelona Church ties its mission to shared responsibility
The Archdiocese of Barcelona says a commission established in 2025 oversees safety and maintenance at parish sites. Its Germanor message links that work to shared responsibility for evangelisation and charity.
Court blocks police station plan in Roquetas de Mar
Spain’s National Court has annulled the planned National Police station in Roquetas de Mar after finding the decision arbitrary. The plan would have displaced about 180 Civil Guard officers and their families.