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Sánchez plans constitutional abortion safeguard in next legislature
Pedro Sánchez said the PSOE would reform Spain’s Constitution in the next legislature to protect abortion rights. At a packed Granada rally he also accused PP and Vox of driving a political and cultural rollback.
Three former aides accuse Tesh Sidi of workplace harassment
Three former members of Tesh Sidi’s Congress team have filed complaints with Más Madrid and Movimiento Sumar alleging abusive treatment. They cite excessive hours and a worker’s anxiety-related medical leave.
Valladolid Police Send Alleged Bigamy Case to Court
Police in Valladolid have referred an alleged bigamy case to a judge after two women fought in the Delicias district. If their account is confirmed, Article 217 of Spain's Penal Code sets a prison term of six months to one year.
Milei accuses Sánchez of using citizenship law to sway election
At Fundación Faro's annual dinner, Javier Milei accused Pedro Sánchez of using the ley de nietos to influence the 29 November general election. He also alleged migrant regularisations were intended to boost PSOE votes.
AESAN warns against EROSKI ricotta sauce over glass fragments
AESAN has warned consumers not to eat EROSKI’s 'Salsa Ricotta' from batch LA310CRI01 after glass fragments were detected. The 350-gram jar has a use-by date of 06/11/2028.
Fiat Pandina revives Autobianchi cues in special edition
Fiat has added a Tributo Autobianchi edition to the Pandina, with a black tailgate recalling the Y10 and exclusive 15-inch alloy wheels. Cream trim and 'quadrettoni' microfibre bring the tribute into the cabin.
Madrid reroutes its transhumance festival around the Sol camp
Madrid’s transhumance festival is set for Sunday 25 October, with 1,250 sheep and 160 goats taking an alternative route because of the camp in Puerta del Sol. The flock will bypass Sol and Cibeles this year.
Muñoz says 29 November vote will decide whose life improves
At a campaign event in Fuerteventura, PP spokesperson Ester Muñoz framed the 29 November election as a choice between Pedro Sánchez’s interests and those of Spaniards. She pledged tax cuts focused on the most vulnerable if the PP enters government.
Drago Canarias to run alone as Rodríguez seeks Congress return
Alberto Rodríguez will lead Drago Canarias in the 29 November general election after the party chose to run alone. The former Podemos organiser also backs a proposed residence law tied to the islands’ carrying capacity.
Two arrested over alleged break-ins at seven cars in Palma
Police in Palma arrested two young men after seven cars were allegedly forced open on Sant Rafael Street. A caller alerted the 092; officers say they caught the pair beside a damaged car, carrying tools, and recovered property.
Feijóo pledges smaller government and IRPF exemption
At a Valencia campaign event, Alberto Núñez Feijóo promised a smaller government and an audit of public spending. He also pledged to exempt people earning the minimum wage from IRPF if he wins the election.
García Albiol attacks €2,450 monthly aid in Vitoria case
Badalona mayor Xavier García Albiol has criticised €2,450 in monthly aid to a Moroccan family with six children facing eviction in Vitoria. He has made the case part of his appeal ahead of the 29 November general election.
Spanish parties intensify campaigning before 29 November vote
Spain’s parties took their campaign across the country on Saturday, five weeks before the 29 November general election. In Palma, Vox leader Santiago Abascal warned of possible electoral tricks; Sánchez defended his anti-war position at the Reina Sofía.
Felipe González’s 100-hectare retreat in Cáceres
Felipe González and Mar García Vaquero share El Penitencial in the Sierra de Guadalupe: a private estate of more than 100 hectares with a home of about 600 square metres. González bought it in 2012.
Man dies after motorcycle hits goat in Granada
A 51-year-old man died and a 60-year-old woman was taken to hospital after a motorcycle hit a goat on the N-340 near Gualchos. The crash was reported at kilometre 347 at about 8pm.
Lexus turns digital image glitches into physical art cars
Lexus and New York collective MSCHF have turned real cars into physical distortions inspired by digital image errors. Circle Car and Twister Car bring impossible screen shapes into metal.
Sánchez pledges constitutional protection for abortion rights
At a Granada campaign rally, Pedro Sánchez said he would seek constitutional protection for abortion rights if he remained in office. He also defended Spain’s euthanasia law and accused Alberto Núñez Feijóo of proposing cuts.
Spain’s Electoral Dispute Leaves Overseas Voter Roll Unsettled
Spain’s Constitutional Court declined to admit the Ombudsman’s appeal, ruling it premature. The Supreme Court must still decide whether about 163,000 disputed overseas registrations can affect November’s election.
Podemos and ERC launch an electoral pact without a coalition
Podemos and ERC have presented their electoral arrangement at a Barcelona rally without forming a coalition. Podemos will stay off the Catalan ballot while Gabriel Rufián campaigns for the party elsewhere in Spain.
Spain's motorcycle safety meeting targets crash risks
A Zaragoza conference brought together 47 speakers from 40 organisations to discuss ways to cut motorcycle crashes. Proposals focus on training and safer roads, with specific safeguards for delivery riders.
Two Jardun Members Held in Spanish Terrorism Probe
Aratz Bilbao Gómez and Malen Grünig Ibáñez are in provisional detention over suspected terrorism offences. Police say material linked to former ETA hideouts and security officers was found in their possession.
Burgos hoax victims plan joint legal action
Ahmed Benyahia and Youssef Abraoui say they will pursue joint legal action after being falsely identified online in the Burgos murder case. Police have detained six people as alleged perpetrators, yet the images continue to circulate abroad.
Felipe VI says human experience still matters in the age of AI
At the Asturias Awards in Oviedo, Felipe VI argued that human experience gives knowledge a moral dimension AI cannot provide on its own. He also urged voters to protect democratic institutions ahead of the November 29 general election.
Protesters block exits at Abascal rally in Maó
Around 400 anti-fascist activists pushed past several police checkpoints in Maó before officers stopped them near the Vox rally. They blocked both streets leading to the square as supporters tried to leave.
Queen Letizia stumbles while leaving fishing boat in Llanes
Queen Letizia briefly fell while leaving a fishing boat during the royal family's visit to Llanes. She stood up on her own and confirmed she was well; the Pueblo Ejemplar programme continued as planned.
Spain election campaign sharpens as Feijóo sets out pledges
With the 29 November election approaching, parties have until 26 October to register candidates. Most polls apart from the CIS project a comfortable PP-Vox majority, while Feijóo is promising a smaller government and tax relief for minimum-wage earners.
SEA-EU brings blue skills agenda to Cádiz forum
SEA-EU will take part in BlueZone Forum InnovAzul 2026 in Cádiz from 28 to 30 October. Its programme examines blue-economy training and cross-border innovation before a closing forum on putting ocean research to work in public policy.
Catalan prosecutors deny rape victims access to archived inquiry
Three women in Catalonia remain unable to consult an archived inquiry into the rapes they suffered. Prosecutors obtained a DNA profile for a second attacker but closed the investigation because the crimes had prescribed.
Ertzaintza Arrests One Man in Iurreta Drug Case
A 41-year-old man was arrested and a 39-year-old man investigated after an Ertzaintza search in Iurreta. Officers found cannabis and four air rifles, along with more than €7,000 in cash.
Four women helped launch Iberia’s cabin crew profession
Iberia’s 1946 flight to Buenos Aires carried four women working in a role that had no settled name. The journey took 36 hours and required three refuelling stops.
Spain's quality-of-life score rises for third straight year
Spain’s multidimensional quality-of-life index reached 101.74 points in 2025, its third straight annual rise. Navarra, La Rioja and País Vasco ranked highest; the lowest scores were recorded in Canarias, Andalucía and Galicia.
Felipe VI defends democracy amid Spain's election campaign
Felipe VI used the 2026 Princess of Asturias Awards in Oviedo to defend democratic institutions during a tense pre-election campaign. His speech called for daily civic commitment as Spain prepares for general elections.
Balearic Vox MP María José Verdú dies aged 58
Vox MP María José Verdú has died aged 58 after a long illness. In her first term in the Balearic Parliament she served as deputy spokesperson and chaired its Health Commission. She also held municipal office in Bunyola.
Fernando Ruiz Gómez takes command of Melilla
Margarita Robles attended the handover of command at Melilla’s Base Alfonso XIII. Fernando Ruiz Gómez made readiness and continuous improvement priorities in his new role.
AESAN warns of glass in EROSKI ricotta sauce
AESAN has warned of glass fragments in EROSKI Salsa Ricotta from Italy. The alert identifies lot LA310CRI01, with an expiry date of 06/11/2028, and advises consumers not to eat it.
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