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The Prado puts Ricardo de Madrazo in the spotlight
The Prado has opened the first exhibition devoted entirely to Ricardo de Madrazo. It brings 29 sketchbooks and rarely seen works into public view, with material supplied by his descendants.
Turkey Seizes Control of Opposition Broadcaster Halk TV
A police raid halted Halk TV’s broadcasts in Istanbul, and a government-appointed administrator was put in charge. The intervention came as jailed Istanbul mayor Ekrem Imamoglu began his defence in a major corruption trial.
Latorre says Felipe VI defended Spain's sovereignty in Ceuta
Rafa Latorre praised the royal visit as a show of support for Ceuta and said Felipe VI's defence of Spanish sovereignty contrasted with the Government's response to Moroccan naval incursions. He also recalled the border tragedy and the planned visit to Melilla.
The Javis kept Carlos González apart on set
Carlos González says the Javis kept him apart from others on set to help him find his character’s loneliness. The cast describes directors who adapt their approach to each actor while keeping clear authority.
Fiat offers the Pandina for €99 a month on finance
Fiat’s financing plan puts the Pandina at €99 a month. The 65 hp mild hybrid carries Spain’s ECO label and costs €12,001.84 to buy outright.
Why Spain’s top mechanic would buy a Japanese plug-in hybrid
Javier Sendín says he would choose a Japanese plug-in hybrid if forced to buy a new car. The 2023 Spanish mechanic of the year says repair and maintenance costs put him off upgrading.
Feijóo and Muñoz clash over Spain’s pension future
Ester Muñoz says Spain’s pension system risks collapse without reform. Alberto Núñez Feijóo promises to protect it and raise benefits with inflation, but has not explained how he would pay for that guarantee.
Spanish hospitals begin early type 1 diabetes screening
Hospitals in Spain are beginning to screen first-degree relatives before type 1 diabetes symptoms appear. Whether the approach will become routine across the National Health System remains unresolved.
RTVE Play brings two new shows to EN PLAY
‘Close Friends’ features candidates for the next Benidorm Fest. ‘Memes y dramas’ arrives on 22 October as EN PLAY’s second season expands its youth programming.
Ibex 35 gives back ground below 19,300
The Ibex 35 opened 0.38% higher at 19,283.78, briefly retook 19,300 and then slipped back. Spain’s September inflation was confirmed at 4.9% as investors tracked energy prices and tension around the Strait of Hormuz.
Five cancer survivors prepare for Senegal expedition
Five women who have overcome cancer will travel to Senegal for the 2026 Reto Pelayo Vida. The 17-day expedition includes about 600 kilometres by mountain bike, plus kayak crossings.
Madrid education workers launch open-ended strike
School workers across Madrid began striking Wednesday, pressing for higher pay and smaller classes. The union bloc says the dispute affects about 65,000 teachers and more than 666,000 pupils.
Spain Classic Raid brings 170 teams to Soria
The Spain Classic Raid reaches Soria on 21 October in its largest edition yet. The cars head for Logroño the next morning as the eight-day route passes 2,000 kilometres.
Flood destroys more than 113 film cars in Granollers
The Congost flooded Expomotor’s Granollers warehouse with more than 1.2 metres of water, wrecking over 113 vehicles. The company is seeking spare parts and mechanics as it assesses the damage.
Stellantis weighs Leapmotor production at more European plants
Stellantis is considering more European sites for Leapmotor production. In Spain, Zaragoza and Madrid have confirmed roles, while Vigo will continue building a van for Europe.
Tirana’s jailed mayor speaks through an AI avatar
Erion Veliaj has spent more than 20 months in pre-trial detention but remains Tirana’s mayor on paper. An AI avatar announced city initiatives after a court overturned his removal on procedural grounds.
Spain Allows Sleeping in a Car, Subject to Local Rules
Sleeping in a properly parked car is legal in Spain. Local rules may restrict overnight stays, and outdoor equipment can turn a stop into camping.
Prado opens first Ricardo de Madrazo exhibition
The Madrid exhibition runs through 17 January 2027. It brings together 37 works and personal records, most never shown publicly before.
Europe will test cardiovascular AI in 13 countries
A €20 million European project will test six cardiovascular AI applications across 13 countries. Its 53 partners will assess their clinical value and safety without centralising patient data.
Estopa sets July 2027 date at Madrid’s Metropolitano
Estopa’s «La Maketa» tour reaches Madrid’s Riyadh Air Metropolitano on 9 July 2027. Buyers who pre-order the physical album through the band’s website will get early access to tickets.
Málaga manager drives 220 km to reach restaurant job
A restaurant manager in Málaga province drives 220 km each working day because coastal housing is unaffordable. Her 48,400 km annual commute brings heavy fuel and vehicle costs.
Apple brings LG and Schneider into the smart home
Apple’s collection pairs cameras with a video doorbell, then adds a smart lock. LG Electronics and Schneider Electric supply the hardware. US and Canadian sales start in December; UK sales do too. Spain has no date or euro prices.
Colau urges left parties to unite ahead of 29 November vote
ERC’s arrangement with Podemos guarantees no winnable list positions. The dispute over a broader left-wing alliance unfolds as Spain’s monarchs begin a historic visit to Ceuta.
AI doubts and earnings fears weigh on European shares
The Ibex 35 and Europe’s major markets fell as investors weighed AI spending against high earnings expectations. Puig outperformed after Givaudan reported fragrance growth.
Estopa brings its 1997 demo back for a 2027 tour
Estopa will release La Maketa on 20 November, revisiting songs from the demo that launched the Muñoz brothers’ career. Their 2027 tour includes a Barcelona stadium concert on 18 June.
Felipe VI and Letizia will visit Ceuta after July crossings
The King and Queen are due in Ceuta on Tuesday, after about 70,000 migrants entered from Morocco in late July. Their programme includes a school visit and a memorial for those who died.
Vari Caramés wins Spain’s 2026 National Photography Prize
Galician photographer Vari Caramés has won Spain’s 2026 National Photography Prize, worth €30,000. The jury cited his contribution to artistic photography and his role in renewing Galician culture since the 1980s.
Apple sets Spain price for new Apple TV 4K at €349
Reservations opened on 13 October, with the fourth-generation Apple TV 4K due in Spain on 13 November for €349. Its new surround setup pairs four HomePod mini 2 speakers or four second-generation HomePods.
Ceuta Crowd Cheers Royals, Then Whistles at Minister
Thousands cheered Felipe VI and Letizia before whistling at minister Ángel Víctor Torres on the city hall balcony. The Kings are due at a memorial for migrants who died at sea.
Avatr targets Spain for a six-model rollout from 2027
Avatr expects to enter Spain in the first half of 2027, then introduce six models over three years. The 06T and 07L are first in line, with European service support also planned.
AITO targets Europe in 2027 with a 1,474km SUV
Huawei-linked AITO plans to enter Europe in autumn 2027, with four SUV lines in view. Spain could be a market, but the company has not said where it will sell its vehicles.
Spanish Mechanic Builds Gold Coast Business in Four Years
José Miguel Olegario launched a mobile repair business in Australia six months after arriving. He now runs a workshop and a car sales operation, while pointing to one major difference from Spain: no fixed self-employed fee.
Vari Caramés Takes Spain’s 2026 Photography Prize
Vari Caramés has received Spain’s 2026 National Photography Prize, worth €30,000. The jury praised his use of blur and the role his work has played in Galician culture since the 1980s.
Prado puts Ricardo de Madrazo in view
The Prado’s first exhibition devoted to Ricardo de Madrazo brings together 29 sketchbooks spanning 1867 to 1917. The show follows his travels and his work as a copyist, while documenting his place in the Madrazo family.
Estopa bring their first demo back with La Maketa
La Maketa arrives on 20 November, restoring Estopa material from before the band’s breakthrough. The double album pairs new versions of seven demo songs and three tracks absent from the original with home and studio recordings; four stadium dates follow in June and July 2027.
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