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Urbagestión owner challenges campaign over Maricarmen housing case
More than 350 people have camped in Madrid's Puerta del Sol over Maricarmen's housing case. Urbagestión says it offered her a discounted purchase and accuses the Sindicato de Inquilinas of turning the dispute into a national campaign.
Spain faces shifting holiday calendar as key 2026 dates move
Spain’s 2026 public holiday calendar brings major changes for workers. With Christmas falling on a Friday and several national holidays shifting to Mondays, the traditional long weekends are reshaped. Regional differences mean not everyone will benefit equally from the new schedule.
Spain plans primary care access for medication abortion
Spain's Health Ministry will prepare changes to bring medication abortion into primary care. The plan is meant to shorten journeys and give women clearer medical support when they choose this method.
Mortgage demand falls as Spain's housing market slows
Spain recorded 43,372 home mortgages in July. Annual lending fell 3.5% as higher prices and financing costs began to slow the property market.
Barcelona draws 121000 people to its new beach Piromusical
Works at the Fira de Barcelona complex moved La Mercè's closing show from Maria Cristina to Nova Icària. Around 121000 people watched the music and fireworks from the beach and higher points across Barcelona.
Renault Bridger sparks fresh interest in Spain’s compact SUV scene
Renault’s Bridger concept mixes rugged style with city-friendly size, drawing strong attention in Spain. No European launch is set, but its bold design and versatility make it stand out in a crowded SUV field.
Forgotten vans that shaped Spanish roads
Citroën C15, Nissan Vanette, and others once ruled Spanish streets. Their fading presence marks a real shift in how Spain moves and remembers its working vehicles.
Southern Flu Data Offers Spain Clues, Not a Forecast
Flu activity remains low in Spain, with a small rise among younger people. Data from the southern hemisphere can show which variants are circulating, but it cannot predict Spain's season with certainty.
Santiago Niño Becerra demands action on Spain’s housing crisis
Economist Santiago Niño Becerra says Spain’s housing crisis won’t end until more homes hit the market. He blames millions of empty properties and the unchecked rise of tourist rentals, tracing the roots back to the 1950s.
Ceuta Government Delegate to Resign as CNI Warning Dispute Reaches Court
Miguel Ángel Pérez Triano is expected to leave office this Monday. His resignation follows allegations over CNI warnings before the mass arrival from Morocco and an expanding judicial inquiry.
Europe’s Cycling Map Reveals Why Spanish Bike Lanes Fall Short
A new interactive map shows that not all bike lanes are created equal. VeloPlanner’s data-driven view of Europe’s cycling networks highlights why Spanish cities still struggle to offer safe and connected routes for daily riders.
La bola negra convierte a Los Javis en el gran fenómeno del cine español
La película reunió a 610.000 espectadores y recaudó 4,7 millones de euros en sus tres primeros días. Los premios de Cannes y San Sebastián ya han abierto su camino hacia los Oscar.
Clicars opens Murcia hub to fight Spain’s old car problem
Clicars has set up its first physical hub in Murcia, aiming to help locals swap out old cars for newer, certified models. The company targets one of Spain’s oldest car fleets with fast sales, next-day delivery, and flexible payment plans.
Spanish mortgages slow as average loans hit €180,785
Spain recorded fewer mortgage deals in July, but the average loan reached a record €180,785. Higher interest rates are adding to the pressure on buyers.
A Four-Carbon Sugar Has Been Found in the Milky Way
Researchers have detected erythrulose in a Milky Way molecular cloud. The result shows that space can supply carbohydrates for chemical reactions linked to the origins of life.
Génova Keeps Pérez Llorca Waiting in Valencia
Juan Francisco Pérez Llorca will face the regional policy debate without confirmation as the PP candidate. Complaints about people around him have slowed the decision and extended the Valencian party's organisational crisis.
Stella Li picks the Denza B5 as the SUV that makes women feel unstoppable
Stella Li, the powerhouse behind BYD’s global push, singles out the Denza B5 as her top pick for women who want power, safety, and confidence on the road. Her stance signals a new direction in how carmakers approach female drivers.
Santiago Niño Becerra calls for urgent action on Spain's housing crisis
Economist Santiago Niño Becerra argues that Spain’s housing crisis cannot be solved without a dramatic increase in available homes. He dismisses legislative fixes as mere stopgaps and points to millions of empty properties and the rise of tourist rentals as key obstacles.
Alpine bets on electric sports cars with Gucci partnership in Formula 1
Alpine is accelerating its electric transformation and expanding its premium image with a new Gucci partnership in Formula 1. Vice president Bruno Hohmann reveals how the brand aims to stand out in a crowded market and why Spain is now a key growth engine.
A Judge Who Refused Favors and Changed Spanish Justice
Javier Delgado Barrio, who died in Madrid at 93, shaped Spanish justice with a rare blend of moral clarity and legal precision. His refusal to accept even the smallest favor defined a career built on principle, not personal gain.
Spanish mortgage size hits record as July signatures fall
Spain recorded fewer home loans in July. Yet the average mortgage reached a historic high of 180,785 euros. The figures point to a housing market under renewed price pressure.
Toyota Sequoia sets new benchmark for vehicle longevity
Toyota Sequoia leads a new ranking with a 42.3 percent chance of surpassing 400000 kilometers. Japanese manufacturers now hold nearly every top spot for long-lasting vehicles, reshaping expectations for durability.
Tents fill Puerta del Sol as Madrid faces housing standoff
Madrid’s Puerta del Sol has become a sea of tents for a second night as demonstrators refuse to leave until the proposed 'decreto Maricarmen' is approved. The protest, now larger and more organized, calls for immediate action to protect renters and address Spain’s housing crisis.
Copilot dies in burning car during Rally Villa de Llanes tragedy
A devastating accident at the Rally Villa de Llanes claimed the life of 20-year-old copilot Soraya Barreiro Rodríguez after her car, driven by her partner, crashed and caught fire. The event was immediately suspended as the motorsport community reeled from the loss.
Red S Sticker on French Cars Sparks Confusion Over Senior Drivers
A red S sticker on French vehicles is raising questions about age and driving. While some believe it signals a new legal requirement for seniors, the reality is more nuanced. Here’s what the sign actually means and why it matters for drivers in France and Spain.
Starship sets up its first full orbit around Earth
SpaceX is preparing Starship's fourteenth test flight for Monday, September 28, 2026. The mission could last 10 hours, circle Earth six times and test a controlled return while deploying 26 Starlink V3 satellites.
Spain Opens 2026 Flu and COVID Vaccination Campaign
Spain is setting dates for the 2026-2027 flu and COVID-19 campaign. Flu infections have tripled since last year, and surveillance data show the season is starting early. Regional calendars now set the dates for priority groups.
Spanish rally car project aims for WRC comeback after twenty five years
A Spanish-built rally car could soon return to the World Rally Championship after a quarter-century absence. The WRT Rally1 Spain project, led by RMC Motorsport and the national federation, is preparing to challenge global giants under new cost-cutting FIA regulations.
Omoda 5 SUV breaks sales records in Spain
The Omoda 5 has crossed the 30,000-unit mark in Spain, reshaping the SUV market and accelerating the rise of Chinese automakers. Its rapid growth and electrified lineup have made it a key player among private buyers.
DGT cracks down on drivers who keep going after a tyre blowout
Spain’s DGT will now fine drivers 200 euros for continuing to drive with a flat tyre. The move targets one of the most dangerous habits on Spanish roads and spells out the real risks of ignoring a puncture.
Carlos Tatay returns to racing after life changing Moto2 crash
After a devastating Moto2 accident left him in a wheelchair, Carlos Tatay refused to give up on competition. His journey through rehabilitation, depression, and a new career in adapted motorsport now inspires a new generation.
Palestine returns to the cultural front line
Artists have pushed Palestine back into public view. Macklemore and Susan Sarandon are among the figures facing consequences. Festivals and theatres now carry the dispute.
Sánchez faces housing decree showdown as pressure builds at Sol
The government must settle its housing decree before Tuesday's Council of Ministers meeting. Sumar and Podemos want stronger tenant protections, while Junts and the PNV are demanding changes for landlords and regions.
Madrid scorched by weekend heat as temperatures reach 33°C
Madrid heads into a weekend of unrelenting heat, with the mercury hitting 33°C and little sign of a break. High clouds do little to block the sun, and nearby towns are even hotter. The forecast points to tough days ahead for everyone in the city.
Storm clouds threaten northern Spain as temperatures plunge
A surge of cold air is set to disrupt Spain’s weather this Sunday, with dense clouds, a sharp drop in maximum temperatures, and the threat of heavy rain and hail in the north. The State Meteorological Agency warns of unstable skies and local extremes.
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