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Partial human remains discovered in Cabrera d'Anoia home
Catalan police found a man's decomposed body inside a house in Cabrera d'Anoia. The case has shocked the town as investigators try to find out if the death was natural or if a crime took place.
Police find man dead for two years in Barcelona home
Catalan police found a 77-year-old man's remains in Cabrera d’Anoia after neighbors noticed years of silence and neglect. His wife and daughter had not left the house since the pandemic and kept living with his body.
Brad Pitt turns San Sebastián red carpet into a two-hour fan event
Brad Pitt stayed nearly two hours at San Sebastián's Kursaal, signing autographs and meeting fans beside Inés de Ramón. One quiet "hola" became the night's loudest moment.
Uncertified electric scooters to be banned from Spanish streets by 2027
Starting January 2027, electric scooters and other personal mobility vehicles without official certification will be banned from public roads in Spain. The DGT’s new rules set strict technical standards and require a certificate for every new sale.
Morocco records its highest election abstention in two decades
Morocco recorded 61.98% abstention in its legislative elections, with only 38.02% of registered voters casting ballots. The result exposes a wide gap between the registered electorate and the broader population entitled to vote.
Toyota Aygo X Cross sets new fuel efficiency record in Spain
The Toyota Aygo X Cross is now the cheapest Toyota in Spain and the lowest-consuming petrol car on the market. Its 3.8L/100km rating and long warranty are changing what city drivers expect from a small car.
Madrid eviction exposes the cost of Spain's housing crisis
Maricarmen Abascal was taken from her Madrid home on a stretcher after police and social services enforced a court-ordered eviction. The 87-year-old paid less than €500 a month. Her case has put Spain's housing crisis back under scrutiny.
Morocco stops renewed mass-entry attempt toward Ceuta and Melilla
Pedro Sánchez praised Morocco's security deployment at Ceuta and Melilla after preventive measures stopped a renewed mass-entry attempt on 23 September. The move followed July's far larger crisis and renewed debate over border control, migrant screening and Spain's responsibility for reinforcing the enclaves.
Valladolid opens €1 million fund for vulnerable entrepreneurs
MicroBank will make €1 million available for business projects in Valladolid. The loans can cover the full investment without property or personal guarantees, although legal entities may need a guarantee from participating owners.
Sánchez takes aim at leaders behind illegal wars at the UN
Pedro Sánchez attacks leaders he says have abandoned UN principles. He condemns illegal wars and civilian massacres while defending Spain's actions on Ukraine, Gaza and Iran.
Zapatero Says Saudi King Gave Him Million-Euro Jewels
José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero told a judge that Saudi King Abdalá bin Abdulaziz gave him the jewels in 2007. Their value, arrival in Spain and tax treatment remain under investigation.
Elderly woman forced out of Madrid home despite protests and political outcry
An 87-year-old woman was evicted from her Madrid apartment as police filled the street and neighbors protested. The case has sparked a national debate and fresh demands for urgent housing reform.
Morocco posts its lowest legislative turnout in two decades
Only 38.02% of Morocco's registered voters took part in the legislative election. A Tangier arrest and an investigation into a ballot box added pressure on election officials.
Pesticide Chemicals Linked to Higher Breast Cancer Risk
A Silent Spring Institute study identifies hundreds of chemicals tied to possible breast cancer risk. Many are hidden in pesticide formulations and receive less safety testing.
EU shops must show new guarantee notices from September
Starting September 27, every shop in the EU will have to put up a clear notice about the legal guarantee on products. The goal is to make consumer rights obvious and stop confusion with extra commercial warranties.
Chinese car giants move in on Spain’s auto market
Spain is now the first country in Europe where all seven top Chinese car groups have set up their own subsidiaries. With low prices and a fast-growing dealer network, these brands are shaking up the Spanish car market.
Milagros Tolón censured in Congress after Spain’s worst PISA results
Spain’s Congress has censured Education Minister Milagros Tolón after the country posted its lowest-ever PISA scores and faced chaos at the start of the school year in Ceuta. The vote lays bare deep splits over education policy and government handling.
A Deadly Secret Unfolds in a Secluded Mallorca Hotel
A storm traps thirteen guests on a remote island near Mallorca in 1959. When an English tourist is found dead, suspicion spreads through the isolated hotel. Netflix’s El problema final brings a tense period thriller to the screen.
Claudia Osborne opens up about her close bond with Fabiola Martínez
Claudia Osborne, expecting her third child with José Entrecanales, speaks plainly about her pregnancy and her strong relationship with Fabiola Martínez. The family stays close despite past separations and public attention.
Ceuta detains Moroccan terrorism convict barred from Spain
A Moroccan man convicted of terrorism has been detained in Ceuta and expelled to Morocco after police confirmed he was barred from entering Spain. The arrest came as Spain and Morocco tightened security along the border.
Sánchez demands housing decree after Maricarmen eviction
Pedro Sánchez called the eviction of 87-year-old Maricarmen a social tragedy and demanded urgent parliamentary action. He blamed Madrid authorities for failing to protect a vulnerable tenant and said the government would bring its housing decree back to Congress.
Nou Barris fills La Mercè week with concerts and local culture
Nou Barris is turning La Mercè into a full local programme. Concerts lead the week, while Tasta Nou Barris brings five district establishments together and La Titellada adds puppetry from Tuesday.
Classic cars from the 80s and 90s set for sharp price rise
Classic cars aged 30 to 45 years are entering a boom period in Spain. Coupés, convertibles, and special editions are now the most sought-after, with prices expected to climb as nostalgia and buyer demographics align.
Motors, food, and Italian flair take over Seville’s Casino de la Exposición
From October 2 to 4, Seville’s Casino de la Exposición will turn into a slice of Italy. The X Feria de Italia brings food, music, art, fashion, and classic cars for a packed tenth anniversary program.
Japan considers charging motorcyclists by the kilometer
Japan may scrap its long-standing gasoline tax and switch to a per-kilometer charge for cars and possibly motorcycles. The idea has many who rely on vehicles for work and daily life worried about higher costs.
Madrid drivers face soaring costs as new car rules hit hard
Madrid’s crackdown on polluting cars has made owning a vehicle a costly gamble. With fines, parking fees, and shifting rules, driving in the capital is nothing like it was before.
Spain's Growth Faces an Inflation Test
The OECD expects Spain's economy to grow by 2.6% in 2026, but prices could rise faster than household incomes. In Galicia, shellfish sales have fallen sharply as pollution, lower salinity and climate change cut production.
87-Year-Old Woman Evicted From Her Madrid Home
Maricarmen has left her Madrid home after seven decades. The 87-year-old woman was taken to a Samur ambulance as supporters shouted from behind a police cordon.
Diego Ruiloba eyes another Rally Villa de Llanes win with Lancia
Diego Ruiloba and Ángel Vela are back at the Rally Villa de Llanes, this time with Lancia Corse España. The team wants to take the podium again and mark Lancia’s comeback on Asturian roads.
GWM pushes into Spain with seven new models and local plans
GWM is making a high-stakes entry into Spain, rolling out the ORA 5 and promising six more models within months. The company is betting on a diverse lineup and local manufacturing to challenge established brands.
Karim Benzema shows off his McLaren Artura supercar
Karim Benzema has revealed his new McLaren Artura. This hybrid supercar packs over 700 horsepower and comes with a price tag to match. Benzema’s latest buy shows his ongoing love for high-performance cars.
Oil returns above $100 as Ibex 35 falls under market pressure
Brent has moved back above $100 as stocks retreat across Europe and the United States. Repsol is gaining, while Spanish renewable-energy shares face fresh selling.
Spain's Housing Shortfall Could Pass One Million by 2028
Spain may face a housing shortfall of more than one million homes by 2028. The Bank of Spain says demand is running ahead of supply, pushing home prices further beyond household incomes.
Spanish buyers pay over 50% more for electric cars than drivers in China
Spanish drivers shell out an average of 10,200 euros more for an electric car than buyers in China. Even with new budget models, the price gap stays wide, showing a deep split in the global EV market.
Restless legs syndrome can take more than a decade to diagnose
Restless legs syndrome may affect up to 10% of adults and around 4% of children and adolescents. In children, it is often mistaken for growing pains, and diagnosis can take more than a decade.
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