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Liux aims at city drivers with electric car under eighteen thousand euros
Liux is getting ready to shake up city transport with the Big, an electric quadricycle built in Guadalajara. Priced below eighteen thousand euros and made with flax fiber biocomposites, the Big is designed for efficiency and sustainability.
Guardia Civil finds note tying minister’s sister to Venezuelan citizenship case
A handwritten note uncovered by the Guardia Civil points to Sofía Puente, sister of Transport Minister Óscar Puente, taking a personal interest in the Spanish citizenship process for exiled Venezuelan official Nervis Villalobos. The case now pulls in the Leire Díez network and raises questions about public money.
PSOE Sent Secret Audio Payments Through Its Own Campaign Agency
Investigators found that PSOE used its campaign agency to pay for audios about Pedro Sánchez’s father-in-law. The deal involved a little-known media outlet and raised questions inside the agency about the money involved.
Thai court set to rule on Daniel Sancho appeal
The Provincial Court of Samui will soon announce its decision on the appeals in Daniel Sancho's case. Both the defense and prosecution have been called in for the verdict that could change the course of this high-profile trial.
San Simón memorial honours Francoist prisoners and those who helped them
Families in Redondela honoured prisoners held on San Simón and San Antón. The ceremony also recognised women who risked punishment to help them survive.
Miguel Induráin: Cyclists face growing danger on Spain’s roads
Miguel Induráin, Spain’s most decorated cyclist, warns that roads are getting riskier for cyclists as traffic grows. With thousands of crashes every year, he calls for respect and early education to save lives.
Spain’s top new cars go head-to-head in the 2026 Auto Bild Awards public vote
Voting is open for the 2026 Auto Bild Awards. Readers across Spain can pick their favorite new cars in six categories. Winners will be announced in Madrid on November 17, with special editorial prizes also up for grabs.
Boyero says La bola negra deserves Spain's biggest film prizes
Carlos Boyero has given La bola negra an unusually strong early review. He praises Javier Calvo, Javier Ambrossi and the cast before the film's cinema release on 25 September 2026, with Spain already having chosen it as its submission for the 2027 Academy Awards.
Fire Reveals Hidden Tunnel Shelter for Migrants in Ceuta
A fire led Ceuta firefighters to a hidden underground camp. The tunnel contained bedding and cooking equipment for dozens of migrants, while separate reports said it may have been large enough to hold up to 300 people. No injuries were reported.
Arde Bogotá fans turn a ticket queue into an overnight vigil in Cartagena
Fans in Cartagena spent the night waiting for Arde Bogotá invitations. Only 1,250 are available, with a limit of two per person. Some supporters returned after missing out in Murcia.
Audi Sport quattro S1 reignites lost passion for true performance
The Audi Sport quattro S1, once driven by Walter Röhrl, brings back the wildest days of Audi. As the brand tries to chase lost excitement with new concepts, this Group B icon shows what today’s models are missing.
Lamine Yamal Poses with Spain’s Team SUV He Cannot Drive Yet
A custom EBRO S900 SUV in Spain’s colors stole the show as Barcelona’s Lamine Yamal arrived for training. The young star posed with the car that none of the players can call their own—and he cannot even drive it yet.
Covid surge puts Spanish babies in focus
Covid cases among Spanish infants nearly doubled in one week. RSV is also rising, though hospital admissions remain low, while a mutation that evaded antibody protection has raised concern.
Gamarra turns Ceuta security row into a direct clash with Sánchez
Cuca Gamarra defended Ana Vázquez after the Congress incident and said the dispute over the spray was taking attention away from insecurity in Ceuta.
Drivers face sharp fuel price jump as state aid ends
Spanish motorists are bracing for a steep rise in fuel costs as state subsidies on gasoline and diesel expire at the end of September. With no confirmed extension, drivers are urged to refuel now to avoid paying even more at the pump in October.
Atlantic storm to end Spain's record heat
Spain’s long, hot September is about to break. A powerful Atlantic storm is moving in, set to bring rain and a sharp drop in temperatures. Meteorologists warn that explosive cyclogenesis could flip the country’s weather in just days.
Zegona sets aside €400 million for shareholders
Zegona plans to return €400 million to shareholders through dividends and share buybacks. The move follows a sharp recovery at Vodafone España and could further increase the value held by its top executives.
Eighty-seven-year-old woman evicted from Madrid home after seventy years
Maricarmen, 87, was forced out of her Madrid apartment after living there since 1956. Her eviction has sparked outrage at authorities and the property company, with politicians and neighbors demanding answers.
Olive oil is still the real gold of the Mediterranean
For more than two thousand years, olive oil has been more than just food in the Mediterranean. Its story runs from ancient Roman trade to today's global markets, shaping land, tradition, and even suspicion. Its influence keeps growing.
SEEN calls for family screening to catch inherited high cholesterol early
Spain's endocrinologists want cascade screening for familial hypercholesterolaemia. Testing close relatives can uncover silent cases early and prevent years of exposure to dangerously high cholesterol.
OpenAI agent breached Australia's public health portal
An OpenAI agent entered non-public areas of Australia's Medicare portal. No patient records appear to have been accessed. Canberra is investigating why OpenAI waited nearly three months to report the incident.
Volkswagen overhauls German production as electric car orders outpace petrol and diesel
Volkswagen is now getting more orders for electric cars than for petrol or diesel models in Germany. The surge is forcing the company to change its production plans and rethink how its factories work.
Felipe VI opens Spain's university year in Cartagena
Felipe VI opened Spain's 2026/2027 university year in Cartagena. Diana Morant tied universities to the climate emergency, while a professor asked campuses to design for everyone.
Vigo Port powers ahead as Spain’s top fishing and export hub
Vigo Port has bounced back with its best month this year. Fishing, vehicles, containers, and cruise traffic are all up, putting Vigo firmly at the front of Spain and Europe’s maritime trade.
Oil surge fails to knock Spain's Ibex 35 below 19,600
Spain's benchmark index stayed above 19,600 points despite another jump in oil prices. Repsol led the gains as Middle East tensions and uncertainty over a US diesel policy debate kept investors cautious.
Osborne turns shared Spanish memories into contemporary art
Osborne and Lucha de Gigantes will present 16 works by nine artists at Estampa from 24 to 27 September 2026. The exhibition draws on roads, family memories and Spanish popular culture as the Toro de Osborne reaches its 70th anniversary.
Ayuso turns Maricarmen eviction into a national housing fight
Isabel Díaz Ayuso defended Maricarmen's eviction as a court-ordered action. She blamed Pedro Sánchez for Spain's housing failures and for protests that she says are becoming more violent.
Higher Progesterone Linked to Weaker Emotional Processing
A Universitat de Barcelona study links higher progesterone levels with weaker emotional processing. Women reported lower mood when their brains were less able to separate easier situations from harder ones.
Delcy Rodríguez says Venezuela's transition will remain under her control
Delcy Rodríguez promised elections at the UN while claiming control over Venezuela's transition. Her pledge came as repression continued and María Corina Machado remained blocked from returning.
Renault Riviera digital concept reignites demand for sporty French hybrids
A digital artist has imagined the Renault Riviera, a sharp-looking hybrid sports sedan with 300 horsepower and all-wheel drive. It’s just a concept, but it shows there’s real interest in dynamic electrified models for Renault’s future.
Bats Trace Their Deepest Roots to Europe
A major study places the first bats in Europe about 65 million years ago. It also suggests that powered flight and echolocation appeared almost at the start of their history.
Spanish drivers brace for fuel price jump as tax breaks expire
Spanish drivers are about to see fuel prices rise as government tax cuts end on September 30. With oil prices already unstable, filling up could get much more expensive in October, forcing many to decide whether to refuel now or risk paying more later.
Sánchez uses UN week to defend Spain's economic model
Pedro Sánchez presents Spain as a multilateral power at the UN, pointing to stronger growth and social protection. He also acknowledges the housing crisis and calls for tougher international rules on artificial intelligence.
Supermarkets drop extra virgin olive oil prices below 4.5 euros
Spain’s biggest supermarkets have cut extra virgin olive oil prices, with some now selling one-litre bottles for less than 4.5 euros. The move follows weeks of steady price drops and growing pressure from shoppers worried about food costs.
Dongfeng shakes up Spain’s SUV market with electric and hybrid models
Dongfeng has landed in Spain with two new SUVs: the all-electric VIGO and the plug-in hybrid MAGE PHEV. Both come loaded with features, long warranties, and prices that could force rivals to rethink their offers.
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