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Torrential rain hits Valencia as Càrcer records 30 litres per hour
Heavy rainfall has swept across the Valencian Community. Càrcer saw over 30 litres per square metre in just one hour. Authorities have issued orange and yellow alerts for Alicante and Valencia due to the risk of violent storms.
García-Page Accuses Sánchez of Yielding to Junts and Bildu Demands
Emiliano García-Page has sharply escalated his criticism of Pedro Sánchez, accusing the prime minister of bowing to the demands of Junts and EH Bildu. The rift exposes deep divisions within the PSOE ahead of key elections.
Catalonia faces shortage of special education places as demand rises
Catalonia’s education chief calls for more special education places. Hundreds of families cannot access specialized support. The region debates whether to expand existing schools or invest in inclusive classrooms.
Andalusia announces €46 million aid after criticism over Granada earthquake response
After weeks of criticism over slow action, Andalusia’s government has unveiled a €46.2 million relief package for earthquake-hit Granada. Hundreds are still unable to return home as aftershocks continue.
Barcelona Fashion Week returns to the waterfront with new brands and rising costs
Barcelona shifts its main fashion event back to the port. Twenty-five brands will show collections in October. The city council increases funding as the event highlights both tradition and new talent.
Carlos Alcaraz exits US Open after intense battle with Shelton
Carlos Alcaraz fell to Ben Shelton at the US Open after a tense match. The Spaniard highlighted his physical recovery and praised Shelton's strength. Alcaraz now looks ahead after overcoming a long injury layoff.
Barcelona targets suicide attempts with new risk map and urgent measures
Barcelona will map public suicide hotspots and deploy 44 new measures by 2028. The city aims to cut attempts and ideation after a surge among youth since 2021. Officials promise stronger detection and support for those at risk.
Spanish Prosecutor Blocks Pegasus Evidence in Sánchez Phone Hacking Case
A Moroccan intelligence envoy offered evidence on the Pegasus hack of Pedro Sánchez’s phone. Spain’s top prosecutor dismissed the approach, citing diplomatic risk. The move leaves key questions about state security and political priorities unresolved.
Daughter on Trial for Alleged Theft From Elderly Father
A woman in Madrid is accused of taking €58,000 from her father while caring for him. Prosecutors want prison time and repayment. The case has split the family and left the inheritance in dispute.
Malian Teenager Blinded at Melilla Border Testifies in Spanish Court
A Malian refugee lost his left eye after a police baton strike at the Melilla border. After years of legal delays, the case is back in court in Barcelona, raising questions about police accountability in Spain.
Ceuta families consider leaving as crisis upends daily life
After weeks of unrest and economic losses, some families in Ceuta are weighing whether to stay or go. Restaurant owner Hugo describes a city where fear and fatigue have become part of daily life, with children kept indoors and businesses struggling to survive.
Vodafone plans up to 180 layoffs at VOIS Spain, unions demand justification
Vodafone Intelligent Solutions (VOIS) has announced plans for collective layoffs that could affect up to 180 employees in Spain, about one in five staff. Unions are pushing back, demanding evidence for the cuts. Negotiations begin in September.
Henri Parot granted third degree status by Basque authorities
The Basque Government has approved third degree prison status for Henri Parot. The former ETA leader, convicted for 39 murders, will soon leave Zubieta prison. Victims’ groups call the move unacceptable.
Voge SR450X arrives in Spain with a price that undercuts the competition
Voge is shaking up Spain’s scooter market with the SR450X: a 398 cc twin-cylinder, packed with features, and priced over 8,000 euros less than the Yamaha TMAX. The model lands in September 2026 with five years of warranty and insurance included.
Sílvia Catà becomes first woman to lead Mossos d’Esquadra
Sílvia Catà has been appointed as the first female chief of Mossos d’Esquadra. Her selection follows the abrupt resignation of Josep Lluís Trapero. The move signals a shift in Catalonia’s police leadership.
England bowlers seize control as Pakistan stumble early at Edgbaston
England’s pace attack made quick work of Pakistan’s top order in the opening session at Edgbaston. Ollie Robinson claimed his 100th Test wicket, while Pakistan’s reshuffled lineup struggled to settle. The match is part of the 2026 Men’s International Test Series.
PSOE finance chief distances herself from Leire Díez case payments
Ana María Fuentes told the court she only approved payments, not contracts. The investigation links her to authorizing large sums to lawyers connected to the Leire Díez case. The PSOE faces renewed questions about its internal controls.
Madrid–Barcelona high speed trains resume after storm brings Catalonia travel to a standstill
High speed rail service between Madrid and Barcelona restarted after a two-hour suspension caused by storm damage to overhead lines. Delays and cancellations affected both trains and flights throughout Catalonia.
Three Thousand Valencian Students Begin School Year in Temporary Classrooms
Nearly 3,000 students in Valencia start another year in makeshift classrooms. Unions and parents demand urgent action as negotiations with authorities stall. The education crisis deepens amid climate risks and political disputes.
US warns Ford over Chinese partnership at Valencia plant
The US government has raised national security concerns over Ford’s new joint venture with China’s Geely in Valencia. The deal shifts electric vehicle production to Spain and could reshape the region’s auto industry. Washington’s warning signals rising tension over foreign technology.
Volkswagen ID.Polo Debuts with Competitive Price and Real-World Range
Volkswagen’s ID.Polo enters the electric city car market with three power options and a starting price under 26,000 euros. Early reviews highlight its practical interior, strong range, and a return to physical controls that set it apart from earlier ID models.
Felipe VI and Letizia join royal funeral procession in Oslo
Felipe VI and Letizia walked in the funeral procession for Harald V in Oslo. The Spanish royals joined a rare assembly of European monarchs. The event drew global attention and highlighted Spain’s close royal ties with Norway.
A royal-themed menu stirs surprise at Carlos III University cafeteria
The cafeteria at Universidad Carlos III in Getafe launched a menu called «Un menú con encanto real» as Princess Leonor began her studies. The playful gesture drew attention across campus, though the royal student herself missed the tribute.
Sánchez confronts Supreme Court over voting rights for new citizens
The government faces criticism after the Supreme Court suspended voting rights for new citizens under the 'ley de nietos'. Sánchez blames the right for undermining democracy and calls for a quick resolution.
Princess Leonor sparks surge for Andy bag from Mas1 Brand
Princess Leonor chose the Andy bag from Mas1 Brand for her first day at university. The move surprised the Madrid-based designers and triggered a sharp rise in demand. The accessory’s local production and practical design drew attention.
High speed Madrid–Barcelona rail link halted after storm damage in Catalonia
Adif suspended all high speed trains between Madrid and Barcelona after a lightning strike damaged overhead lines in Catalonia. The closure disrupts Renfe, Iryo, and Ouigo services for at least two hours. Authorities cite safety and urgent repairs.
Aitana speaks out for Catalan at Barcelona concert finale
Aitana closed her Barcelona tour with a direct message in Catalan, urging its use and reflecting on her own connection to the language. Her speech comes as new data shows Catalan’s declining presence in the region.
Miss Austria Lucia Sisic dies at 22 after lifelong heart struggle
Lucia Sisic, crowned Miss Austria 2024, has died at just 22. The pageant organization confirmed her passing. Sisic had faced serious heart problems since birth, undergoing multiple surgeries.
Four men arrested in Valencia for group assault on woman under threat
Valencia police have arrested four men accused of sexually assaulting a woman in multiple incidents. The victim was threatened with violence and blackmail by her ex-partner, who involved his brother and two friends. All four are now in custody.
Severe storms trigger orange alerts across Mediterranean Spain
Spain’s meteorological agency has issued orange alerts for violent storms in the Mediterranean. Heavy rain, hail, and damaging winds threaten Catalonia, Valencia, Murcia, Almería, and the Balearic Islands. Authorities urge caution.
Beauer X8 Caravan Expands Into a Full Apartment at the Touch of a Button
A single button turns the Beauer X8 from a modest trailer into a 30-square-meter home. This telescopic caravan offers two bedrooms, a full kitchen, and space for eight, redefining what’s possible for road travel in Europe.
Sánchez pushes back against Moroccan influence accusations in Congress
Pedro Sánchez was pressed by Feijóo and Abascal over alleged Moroccan sway in Spanish policy. He denied any foreign control and confirmed elections for 2027. The debate exposed sharp divisions over Ceuta, education, and national sovereignty.
Josep Grau Seris, Former Mayor and Agriculture Minister, Dies at 80
Josep Grau Seris, who served as mayor of Mollerussa and as Catalonia’s agriculture minister, has died at 80. Local and regional officials have recognized his decades of public service and the changes he brought to the region.
Madrid police arrest woman for targeting elderly with fake affectionate hugs
A woman with a long criminal record has been detained in Madrid for stealing jewelry from elderly people using the so-called affectionate hug trick. The case involves multiple towns and highlights the vulnerability of older residents.
China faces safety fears as carmakers race to cut development time
Chinese authorities are sounding the alarm as local carmakers slash development cycles to as little as 18 months. The push for speed, driven by AI, now collides with mounting concerns over safety and long-term reliability.
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