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La bola negra breaks records with San Sebastián audience award
Just one day after its cinema debut, La bola negra by Los Javis clinched the San Sebastián Audience Award with an unprecedented score. The film’s explosive start signals a new chapter for Spanish cinema and cements the directors’ reputation for bold storytelling.
Man detained after fatal stabbing of partner in La Campana
A 56-year-old man allegedly killed his 47-year-old partner in La Campana. He stayed inside his home overnight before surrendering to the Guardia Civil.
Inside the Madrid enclave shielding Penélope Cruz and Javier Bardem
Penélope Cruz and Javier Bardem have chosen Valdelagua, a secluded luxury enclave just outside Madrid, as their main residence. This exclusive area offers the kind of privacy and security that even Hollywood finds hard to match, attracting celebrities seeking refuge from the spotlight.
La bola negra wins the San Sebastián audience prize
La bola negra has won the public prize in the Perlak section at the San Sebastián festival. Mike Leigh took the Concha de Oro, while Javier Cámara received the Concha de Plata for best supporting performance.
Madrid housing protest puts Spanish government on edge
Hundreds have pitched tents in Madrid’s Puerta del Sol, demanding real answers to Spain’s housing emergency. The government faces growing pressure as activists warn that failing to pass the 'decreto Maricarmen' could spark a political crisis.
Lonely Planet Best in Travel 2027 reveals new priorities for global explorers
Lonely Planet’s Best in Travel 2027 list shifts the focus from ticking off countries to seeking out calm and authentic experiences. With fifty handpicked destinations and journeys, the guide encourages travelers to slow down and choose meaning over mass tourism.
Europe's Wealthy Are Moving North to Escape Extreme Heat
Affluent families are leaving Europe's hottest regions. Northern Spain is drawing buyers who want water, green landscapes and milder summers.
Puerta del Sol turns housing anger into a lasting protest
About 500 people spent the night in Puerta del Sol after Saturday's housing protest. Organisers want secure rental contracts and urgent action before Tuesday's Cabinet meeting.
Spain stuns England at Wembley with relentless comeback
Spain’s national team erased doubts about post-World Cup hunger by defeating England at Wembley. A dramatic turnaround, bold substitutions, and unwavering ambition signal that Spain’s appetite for trophies is far from satisfied.
Fatal stabbing in La Campana ends after 14-hour police standoff
A 56-year-old man was arrested after more than 14 hours inside a home in La Campana. His 47-year-old partner died after being stabbed, and investigators are examining possible gender-based violence.
Omar Montes fights court-ordered child support hike
A Madrid judge has raised Omar Montes’ child support from 650 to 2,000 euros a month. Montes says he’d rather set aside 3,000 euros monthly for his son’s future than pay the new sum to the boy’s mother.
Aitor Esteban presses Madrid for a housing compromise
Aitor Esteban is urging Spain's Government to seek workable housing measures. The PNV leader says the decree should not be shaped around the next electoral campaign.
Madrid teachers prepare for an indefinite strike after mass education protest
Around 10,000 people marched through Madrid on 27 September in support of public education. Teachers, students, families and unions are calling for lower workloads, smaller classes and higher pay before an indefinite strike planned for 14 October.
Madrid housing camp demands indefinite rental contracts
Dozens of tents remain at Madrid's Puerta del Sol as tenants demand indefinite rental contracts and automatic renewal. The campaign is pressing the government before Tuesday's Cabinet meeting.
Historic cars roll through Burgos to boost cancer research
Nearly thirty vintage cars took over Burgos for a day, raising money for cancer research and honoring Sergio Corral. Organizers aimed to match last year’s €4,000 for oncology projects.
Óscar López pushes for super Sunday election showdown in Madrid
Óscar López is urging Pedro Sánchez to synchronize Spain’s general, regional, and municipal elections in Madrid on a single day. The plan aims to boost left-wing turnout but faces resistance from key PSOE figures worried about backlash against Sánchez.
Pedro Sánchez links Tuesday housing decree to Maricarmen case
Police evicted Maricarmen from her Madrid home on 23 September 2026 after she had lived there for more than 70 years. Pedro Sánchez now says the Government will seek approval for a housing decree on Tuesday.
Sánchez races to shield tenants after Maricarmen eviction
Pedro Sánchez has promised an emergency housing decree after Maricarmen's eviction. Protesters remain in Madrid's Puerta del Sol, while Junts holds a key position in Congress.
Fabero ticket wins a €49,213 La Primitiva prize
A La Primitiva ticket sold at Fabero's Lottery Administration No. 1 has won €49,213.69. No ticket won the top categories, pushing the next jackpot to €28.5 million.
Mike Leigh takes San Sebastián top prize for his final film
Mike Leigh's Tender Loving Care has won the Golden Shell at San Sebastián. The film also received awards for its screenplay and lead performance, while José Luis Rebordinos received a final ovation.
Classic cars turn Salamanca’s plaza into a living museum
Salamanca’s Plaza del Concilio de Trento filled with classic cars as the Rally del V Centenario de la Escuela de Salamanca brought automotive history to the streets. Locals and visitors stood face to face with vehicles that once ruled Spanish roads.
Ford profit plunges in Spain even as car sales climb
Ford Spain closed 2025 with a net profit of €69 million, down 70% from the year before. Sales jumped, but revenue and output dropped, showing the strain of the electric transition.
Bonoloto pays €26,365 in Monterrubio de la Serena
A Bonoloto ticket sold in Monterrubio de la Serena has won €26,365.94 after matching five numbers and the complementary number. Six players shared second-category prizes, while no ticket matched all six numbers.
Javier Cámara wins San Sebastián supporting actor award
San Sebastián gave Spanish cinema two major prizes. Javier Cámara won for _5 minutos más_, while _La bola negra_ took the public award after leading the Perlak vote.
Pedro Sánchez kicks off PSOE’s 2027 campaign in Getafe
Pedro Sánchez picked Getafe to launch the PSOE’s candidates for the 2027 municipal and regional elections. The event aims to fire up supporters and set the pace for Madrid’s next political cycle.
Toledo psoriasis unit wins AEDV’s highest Cuderma rating
Auditors found that Toledo’s psoriasis unit met 33 basic indicators and 15 excellence indicators under the AEDV’s Cuderma programme. The review also examined patient education, follow-up and cooperation between medical teams.
Mitsubishi brings Google Gemini to European car dashboards
Mitsubishi has activated Google Gemini in its European vehicles with Google built-in. Drivers can now interact with their cars using natural language, unlocking smarter navigation and personalized recommendations.
Madrid's Sol camp stays through first quiet night of housing protest
Around 150 tents remain in Madrid's Puerta del Sol after a calm night. Protesters say they will stay until the Government approves measures against evictions.
Madrid buries the M-30: From green dream to hidden highway
Madrid’s M-30 started as a utopian green belt in 1929. War, dictatorship, and car culture turned it into Spain’s first full ring road, now hidden beneath the city and reshaping its landscape.
La Bola Negra crowns Los Javis at San Sebastián
La Bola Negra won the Premio del Público at the Festival de San Sebastián. The film also collected 1.3 million euros on its first day in Spanish cinemas.
Morante de la Puebla vuelve a La Maestranza cinco meses después
Morante de la Puebla regresará el domingo 27 de septiembre a La Maestranza, donde sufrió una grave cornada en abril. Canal Sur emitirá en abierto la corrida de la Feria de San Miguel, con Daniel Luque y Borja Jiménez en el cartel.
Car buyers face rising prices as direct sales model stalls in Spain
The promise of direct car sales in Spain has hit a wall as manufacturers refuse to shoulder the cost of unsold vehicles. With prices up over 40 percent in four years and Chinese brands now holding 20 percent of private sales, the traditional dealership is far from obsolete.
Trump rewrites US car rules and sidelines electric mandates
Donald Trump has scrapped Biden-era electric vehicle mandates and approved looser CAFE standards, promising $100 billion for US carmakers. The move could reshape global production plans and delay the electric transition for years.
DGT Refuses to Drop Controversial V16 Beacon Fines
Spain’s DGT will keep its strict V16 beacon rule in place after October’s traffic law changes. Motorists risk fines up to 200 euros for failing to comply, fueling ongoing frustration over mandatory safety equipment.
Risto Mejide turns a Congress stunt into television's safety test
Risto Mejide defended PP deputy Ana Vázquez after she displayed pepper spray in Congress. The same programme is praised for protecting its own contributors, while La revuelta earns a rare cultural endorsement.
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