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Child vaccination rates fall in Spain and EU after pandemic disruption
Vaccination rates for children have declined in most EU countries since 2019. Spain now reports lower coverage for five out of seven major vaccines. The trend reverses decades of progress and raises new concerns for public health.
Real Madrid players draw criticism over Ceuta solidarity shirts
A leaked tunnel video shows Vinicius Jr., Mbappé, and Konaté hesitating to wear Ceuta support shirts before the Real Madrid vs. Elche match, fueling debate over their actions and the politics behind the gesture.
Indra leadership faces major shakeup as Ángel Simón prepares new strategy
Ángel Simón is set to overhaul Indra’s leadership team. Trusted figures from the previous era may exit as a new strategic plan takes shape. The company’s future direction will be revealed in November.
US grants Iranian president Pezeshkian entry for UN Assembly in New York
The US has approved visas for Iran’s president Masoud Pezeshkian and his team to attend the UN General Assembly in New York. The visit comes during a period of heightened conflict between Washington and Tehran. The Iranian delegation will be smaller than in previous years, and their movements in New York remain tightly controlled.
Abde's late strike lifts Betis past Getafe in La Cartuja
Abde's goal in the final minutes gave Betis a 1-0 win over Getafe, moving them to third in LaLiga. The match was defined by disciplined defending and key saves.
Childhood vaccination rates stall in Europe as warning signs emerge
A major study finds childhood vaccination rates in Europe have stopped rising and are now declining in many countries. Spain maintains high coverage but recent drops raise concerns about future outbreaks and public health risks.
Toxic alcohol kills dozens in southern Nigeria
Nearly 50 people have died and over 120 more have fallen ill after consuming adulterated alcohol in Ondo, Nigeria. Health officials are racing to trace the source as the number of victims continues to rise.
Israel and Morocco move to reopen embassies after diplomatic breakthrough
Israel and Morocco have agreed to reopen embassies and boost economic cooperation. The deal revives diplomatic ties frozen since 2000. US support and recognition of Moroccan sovereignty over Western Sahara play a key role.
Villarreal ends winless run with comeback victory in Málaga
Villarreal came from behind to beat Málaga 3-1, snapping their winless streak and leaving Málaga still searching for a first top-flight win since promotion.
Miguel Poveda Brings Lorca's Voice to Life on El perro andaluz
Miguel Poveda steps into the world of Federico García Lorca on El perro andaluz, joined by Manu Sánchez and María Galiana. The episode promises a blend of music, literature, and sharp political analysis, with Lorca’s poetry at its heart.
Villarreal comes from behind to beat Málaga 3-1 at La Rosaleda
Villarreal picked up their first victory of the season with a 3-1 win in Málaga. After falling behind early, Gueye scored twice and Moleiro added another to turn the match around in front of more than 28,000 fans.
EA FC 27 launches with three editions and early access options
EA FC 27 arrives worldwide on 25 September. Early access starts as soon as 17 September for select users. Three editions offer different prices and exclusive content. The soundtrack features major Latin American artists.
Morocco and Israel formalize alliance with US support
Morocco and Israel have agreed to exchange embassies, deepening ties with backing from the United States. The deal includes support for Morocco's claim over Western Sahara and comes as conflict continues in Gaza.
Madrid keeps Chamberí penthouse on the market after Gran Vía offer
Madrid’s government will not withdraw the Chamberí penthouse from sale. An open adjudication process continues after a €12 million offer for Gran Vía properties. The decision signals ongoing asset management in the capital.
Abde answers critics with winning goal for Betis
Abde put Betis ahead against Getafe with his first goal of the season. The strike came after days of criticism in Morocco over his stance on Ceuta. The goal was reviewed for a possible handball but ultimately stood.
Mbappé addresses Ceuta shirt incident and downplays Ballon d'Or hopes
Kylian Mbappé has spoken out after controversy over his handling of a Ceuta support shirt before the Elche match. He clarified his intentions and shared his thoughts on the upcoming Ballon d'Or ceremony in Paris. The incident has sparked debate about the role of player gestures in football.
BYD Dolphin Surf undercuts Dacia Sandero in Spain with record discount
BYD has slashed €7,300 off the Dolphin Surf, making it cheaper than the Dacia Sandero and one of the most affordable electric cars in Spain. The deal includes a well-equipped model with 220 km range and a full suite of safety features.
Presidential Motorcade Rolls Through Small Huelva Town
A convoy of ten vehicles escorted Pedro Sánchez through the quiet streets of San Juan del Puerto. The Spanish prime minister’s visit to Huelva province drew attention for its scale and the logistical show of force in towns with just over 10,000 residents.
Winning Numbers Shake Up Lotería Nacional as 91770 Strikes Again
The Lotería Nacional delivered a rare twist as number 91.770 claimed the top prize for the second time in less than three weeks. With major winnings spread across Spain and strict rules for claiming prizes, this draw stands out for both its luck and its logistics.
Tamara Falcó on family, fashion, and finding her own style
At Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Madrid, Tamara Falcó offers a rare look at her changing life—talking openly about her body, her brother Julio Iglesias Jr.'s return, and the excitement of a new family member. Her honest reflections mark a new phase for one of Spain's most-watched public figures.
Fake Scrap Yards Target Car Part Buyers on Wallapop
A surge of fraudulent sellers posing as legitimate scrap yards is hitting Wallapop users. Buyers pay for car parts that never arrive while real businesses face reputational fallout and demand tighter controls from the platform.
José Coronado shares his personal rules for love after sixty
Known for keeping his private life out of the spotlight, José Coronado has spoken candidly about love later in life and his early days as a fashion choreographer. His appearance on 'El Hormiguero' offered a rare look at the man behind the roles.
Julio José Iglesias Jr returns to Spain with a tribute to his father
Julio José Iglesias Jr is back in Spain this October, launching the Julio Iglesias Experience tour—a personal homage to his father and a celebration of the music that shaped their family.
Mauricio Verbichi trades factory work for a self-made life in rural Córdoba
Mauricio Verbichi left a secure job in Buenos Aires to start over in the countryside. Now living in La Paz, Córdoba, he builds his own house and income, finding calm in uncertainty and more time with his family.
Tomorrow.io joins NOAA mission to transform US weather forecasting
NOAA has tapped Tomorrow.io to support the Earth Prediction Innovation Center, a move set to overhaul the Unified Forecast System and sharpen the nation’s weather prediction capabilities. The collaboration brings private sector expertise into the heart of US forecasting infrastructure.
Fernando Alonso drives the most powerful Aston Martin SUV in Monaco
Fernando Alonso now navigates Monaco in the Aston Martin DBX S, a 727-horsepower SUV that combines supercar performance with everyday comfort. This model stands out for its technical upgrades and exclusive design, showing how luxury vehicles are evolving for elite drivers.
Verónica Hidalgo under public scrutiny after her husband's arrest
Verónica Hidalgo is facing intense personal and public pressure after her husband, Juan Andrés González Santos, was placed in pre-trial detention without bail. She maintains his innocence and continues to support him as the investigation unfolds.
Lynk & Co 08 EM-P reaches 200,000 global sales and expands across Europe
Lynk & Co’s 08 EM-P plug-in hybrid SUV has surpassed 200,000 worldwide deliveries in under three years. With a 200 km electric range and a 540-litre boot, the model is now available in Spain and more than 30 other markets.
Presidential Convoy Met with Hostility in Small Andalusian Town
Pedro Sánchez’s visit to a quiet Huelva town drew more attention for its armored motorcade and local protests than for its official agenda. Residents greeted the president’s convoy with open hostility, exposing the gap between government image and street sentiment.
Ceuta’s migrant children caught in political deadlock
About 3,000 unaccompanied minors are stranded in Ceuta, with shelters overwhelmed and officials refusing to take responsibility. As Madrid and the city’s leaders argue, the children remain in limbo.
Luxury Cars Used in High-Speed Cocaine Runs Across Spain
Spanish police have seized more than 2,700 kilos of cocaine and arrested 15 people after uncovering a trafficking ring that used high-end cars to rush drugs across the country at extreme speeds. The operation exposed a well-organized network with deep logistical roots.
Buying a Nearly New Car Saves Thousands in Spain
Spanish car buyers are rethinking their strategy as expert Máximo Sant shows how nearly new vehicles offer major savings without sacrificing warranty or quality. His analysis exposes which models deliver the biggest financial edge.
Lexus RX hybrid tops reliability charts in Spain
The Lexus RX hybrid is now Spain’s most durable large SUV, with nearly 29% of units expected to surpass 400,000 kilometers. Its reliability outpaces European competitors and confirms its lead among hybrids in both Spanish and US market studies.
Spain begins construction of Onuba hydrogen plant in Huelva with €1 billion investment
Work has started on Onuba, a major green hydrogen plant in Palos de la Frontera. With 300 MW of electrolysis and over €1 billion invested, the project marks a significant step for Spain’s energy sector.
Lepas brings two new electric cars to Spain
Lepas will launch the L6 and L4 electric cars in Spain, aiming to meet both city and long-distance driving needs. The move is part of Chery group’s effort to grow its presence in Europe’s electric vehicle market.
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