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Telefónica splits its Spanish business into three units
Telefónica is reorganising its Spanish subsidiary around three business units. Telefónica Tech will join B2B Spain, while Movistar+ moves under B2C and loses its separate board.
Samsung opens SmartTag3 tracking to iPhone users
Samsung has opened key SmartTag3 functions to iOS users. The tracker gets longer battery life and more precise nearby searches, but it still does not join Apple's Find My network.
Bravo attacks Sánchez over Spain's lost rental homes
Juan Bravo says Spain has lost 300,000 rental homes. He blames regulation and slow construction, while the PP promises to start building one million homes.
Charo López mourns the director who changed her life
Two days before his death, Gonzalo Suárez and Charo López were still discussing a short film they hoped to make. Their friendship began with the role that changed her life.
MSD Animal Health launches Nobivac NXT in Spain
MSD Animal Health presented Nobivac NXT at its Madrid headquarters, where more than 110 distribution partners attended the first launch meeting. The company is entering a market in which around one in five cats still does not receive vaccination.
Galloper targets Spanish production with bold move in Linares
Galloper is not just relaunching with Chinese SUVs under its badge. The brand is pushing to manufacture vehicles in Spain, partnering with Coronet at the iconic Santana Factory in Linares. This marks a pivotal shift for the Spanish automotive landscape.
Brussels Plans a European Lifeline for Emergency Communications
Brussels wants emergency teams across Europe to stay connected when borders or blackouts disrupt terrestrial networks. The proposal combines satellites, 5G and European-made critical components.
Pamplona to host the 2027 Goya Awards ceremony
The 41st Premios Goya will take place at Pamplona's Navarra Arena on 6 February 2027. Screenings, exhibitions and industry events will run alongside the gala, the first Goya ceremony ever held in Navarra.
Samsung shrinks Galaxy SmartTag 3 and extends its battery life
Samsung has unveiled a smaller Galaxy SmartTag 3 with up to 790 days of battery life. The new tracker also works with iPhone and adds automatic location alerts.
Princess Leonor absent from Macron state visit in Madrid
Princess Leonor did not appear during the French presidential visit to Madrid, sparking questions about her role in official ceremonies. Experts argue her gradual introduction to state duties is deliberate and rooted in protocol, not oversight.
Zunder CEO demands strict deadlines for Spain’s stalled ultra-fast chargers
Spain’s ultra-fast charging network faces a critical bottleneck as Daniel Pérez, CEO of Zunder, steps in to lead AORU. He calls for binding deadlines and sanctions on electricity distributors to unlock idle infrastructure and accelerate the electric vehicle transition.
Delta flight forced to land in Portugal after smoke fills cabin
A Delta flight from Barcelona to Boston was diverted to Porto when smoke appeared in the cabin. Eight passengers received medical attention on the runway, with three taken to hospital. The incident highlights the risks airlines face with in-flight technical issues.
Viral Video Claims of Deadly Ceuta Riots Collapse Under Scrutiny
A viral video alleging deadly riots and mass looting in Ceuta has been debunked. Most scenes were filmed in Morocco, and there is no evidence of the claimed death toll in Spain. Here is how the narrative unraveled.
Variable mortgages face another sharp rise in Spain
Spanish variable mortgages face fresh pressure after the Euribor reached 3.24% in September. Annual reviews could add more than €1,000 to some household costs.
Kia XCeed 2027 arrives with bold redesign and tech leap
Kia’s XCeed 2027 lands with its most extensive update yet, featuring a sleeker exterior, a tech-rich cabin, and a focused engine lineup. The model cements its place as a Spanish favorite, but key hybrid options remain out of reach.
Team Cantabria dominates Reinosa Urban Race with electric car victory
Team Cantabria, formed by IES Montesclaros and IES Fuente Fresnedo, swept both main categories at the Reinosa Urban Race. Their electric cars outpaced rivals from Spain and Portugal, securing top spots in a championship event with European stakes.
Train Cancellations Disrupt Zaragoza as RENFE Halts Services
Passengers in Zaragoza faced sudden travel chaos as RENFE cancelled trains. Many scrambled for alternatives, exposing how fragile Aragón’s transport links can be.
Kia closes in on Spain’s top car brands with new XCeed launch
Kia has surged to become one of Spain’s most popular car brands, outpacing traditional rivals and holding its ground against a wave of Chinese newcomers. The updated Kia XCeed, with new hybrid and petrol options, marks the latest move in this high-stakes battle for Spanish drivers.
Hyundai shakes up electric car market with 650 km range and low price
Hyundai’s Ioniq V debuts in China with up to 650 km range and a starting price near 13,100 euros. The sedan’s radical design and tech could soon challenge Europe’s electric car market, but a key obstacle remains.
Pamplona to host the 2027 Goya Awards ceremony
On 6 February 2027, Pamplona will welcome Spain's leading film awards to the Navarra Arena. The choice extends the Goya ceremony's recent move across the country.
Chinese Cars Face Spanish Scrutiny as BYD Challenges Old Assumptions
BYD’s electric cars are forcing Spanish buyers to rethink old prejudices about Chinese vehicles. With strong sales, long warranties, and local after-sales support, the brand is testing whether reputation or reality will shape the future of Spain’s car market.
Spain Orders Probe Into Alleged Migrant Abuse in Ceuta
Spain's Defence Ministry has sent Amnesty International's report to prosecutors and a Ceuta court. The report alleges abuse against migrants and asylum seekers, while the armed forces will conduct an internal review.
Spain launches tax-free savings account to drive European investment
Spain’s government has unveiled a tax-advantaged savings account designed to channel household money into European shares and funds. The move introduces new incentives for long-term savers and seeks to reduce reliance on low-yield deposits.
Spanish car factories face tough road to military production
Spain’s automotive industry is eyeing defense as Europe ramps up military spending. But transforming car plants into arms suppliers is far from straightforward, with certification, scale, and security hurdles slowing the shift.
Nighttime earthquake rattles Alicante region with strongest tremor in months
A magnitude 3.1 earthquake struck near Murcia in the early hours, with its epicenter close to Pilar de la Horadada. While the tremor was felt in several towns, no injuries or property damage have been reported. The event marks the most significant seismic activity in the area in half a year.
Senate Block on Barcelona Treaty Sparks Diplomatic Rift
Spain’s Partido Popular has blocked the Barcelona Treaty in the Senate, undermining a key Franco-Spanish agreement and casting a shadow over President Macron’s state visit. The move leaves Spain’s diplomatic standing weakened and exposes deep divisions in national politics.
Atlantic Front Brings Rain and Heat Swings Across Spain
A new Atlantic front is crossing Spain with rain and storms. Temperatures will rise sharply in some regions before another weekend downturn.
Landlords face twelve month payout for ending rental contracts
Spain’s government is set to require landlords to pay tenants at least a year’s rent if they refuse to renew a lease without justified cause. The move, part of a sweeping housing reform, aims to shift the balance of power in the rental market and could reshape how contracts are negotiated.
Range Rover Sport Electric brings 550 CV and 609 km range to the road
Range Rover Sport Electric lands with 550 CV and a 609 km range. It keeps the brand’s luxury feel but swaps out the engine for a new electric drive. First drives show a focus on stability and presence, not just speed.
Alfa Romeo 33 Stradale Perla Nera sets new standard for bespoke supercars
Alfa Romeo has unveiled the 33 Stradale Perla Nera, a unique supercar with a matte carbon fibre body and custom interior. Built for a single collector, it redefines what exclusivity means in the world of high performance cars.
Madrid faces cooler days as rain returns to the Sierra
Madrid will close out September under clouds and with a real drop in temperatures. The State Meteorological Agency expects scattered showers, especially in the Sierra, and highs that stay below 30 degrees. Autumn is here.
Madrid rolls out zero rate for self-employed and new aid for family businesses
Madrid is launching a new zero rate for self-employed retirees and extra help for freelancers on parental leave. The region is pushing to stay ahead as Spain’s economic leader.
Parking Your Car Without Insurance Risks a Heavy Fine in Spain
Spanish law does not let car owners off the hook for insurance just because their vehicle sits unused in a garage. Fines for uninsured vehicles start at 601 euros and can reach 3,005 euros, regardless of whether the car moves or not.
Rain Eases Across Spain After Tuesday's Red Alerts
Spain's weather will calm after a difficult Tuesday, but the risk has not gone. Inland storms may still turn strong, while heat and tropical nights continue in several provinces.
Ibex seeks a rebound as oil and bond yields ease
The Ibex is looking for a late-quarter recovery as oil prices and bond yields pull back. Investors now await the Federal Reserve's preferred inflation gauge from the United States.
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