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Juan Vivas addresses Ceuta crisis on El Hormiguero
Juan Vivas appeared on El Hormiguero to speak about the ongoing migration crisis in Ceuta. He used the national platform to thank those standing with the city and to lay out the urgent challenges residents face after recent border turmoil.
Supreme Court Refuses Amnesty for Puigdemont on Misuse of Funds Charges
Spain’s Supreme Court has denied Carles Puigdemont amnesty for alleged misuse of public funds, keeping his arrest order in place and leaving key figures in the Catalan independence case without relief.
BYD ATTO 3 EVO takes aim at European electric SUV market
BYD’s ATTO 3 EVO arrives in Spain with a sharper look, upgraded batteries, and pricing that puts pressure on rivals like Peugeot and KIA. The new model offers faster charging, more comfort, and aims to shake up the electric SUV segment.
Fire Near Bilbao Airport Contained After Overnight Battle
A wildfire broke out near Bilbao Airport on Monday night, drawing a major emergency response. Firefighters from three stations and a forest unit worked through the night to contain the blaze. Airport operations were not disrupted.
Diplodocus remains in Teruel challenge ideas about dinosaur migration
Paleontologists in Teruel have uncovered what may be the first Diplodocus remains found outside North America. Fourteen tail vertebrae and chevrons were identified at La Tejería, a find that could reshape views on dinosaur distribution.
How Chinese SUVs in Spain Face the Real Test in 2026
A lower sticker price is no longer enough for Chinese SUVs in Spain. Buyers in 2026 must scrutinize warranty terms, aftersales networks, and real-world reliability before signing. This guide breaks down the key checks and the brands that pass them.
Wildfire Breaks Out Near Loiu Airport in Derio
A wildfire started Monday evening in Derio's San Isidro area, just a few kilometers from Loiu Airport. Fire crews from several towns responded quickly to stop the flames, which began in dense pampas grass and threatened a key transport corridor.
Acciona Energía takeover fight intensifies as bidders face technical and regulatory hurdles
Acciona Energía is at the center of a heated takeover contest. EQT and Norway's sovereign fund have joined forces to challenge Ardian, with the outcome likely to reshape Spain's energy sector and lead to a delisting at a premium.
Spain’s License Plates Set to Start with P: What Drivers Need to Know
Spanish drivers will soon notice a new detail on the roads: license plates beginning with the letter P. The DGT has confirmed the current N-series is nearly finished, with the P-series expected to appear by early 2027—a rare update in Spain’s vehicle registration system.
Telecinco moves First Dates to Fridays, pushing De Viernes later
Telecinco is moving De Viernes out of its usual slot to make room for First Dates on Friday evenings. The change means a later start and likely shorter runtime for the magazine show, signaling a shift in Mediaset’s approach to prime time scheduling.
Messerschmitt Microcar Draws Crowds at Pontevedra Classic Car Gathering
A 1957 Messerschmitt KR200 microcar, untouched and straight from Finland, will headline the Pontevedra classic car event. Seventy vintage vehicles from Spain and Portugal are set to transform the city’s main square for one day only.
Ceuta hospitals under strain as chickenpox outbreak spreads among migrants
A sudden cluster of chickenpox cases among migrants in Ceuta has put local hospitals under pressure. Five people are now in emergency care, and health officials are working to contain the outbreak.
Omoda 5 SHS-H enters Spain's hybrid SUV race
The Omoda 5 SHS-H 2026 arrives in Spain with a hybrid system, updated design, and a price that puts pressure on Toyota and Renault in the compact SUV segment.
Sánchez Faces Backlash Over Ceuta Crisis and Stance on Morocco
Pedro Sánchez has defended his government's alignment with Morocco during the Ceuta migrant crisis, insisting most arrivals must be returned there. With mounting criticism from political rivals and coalition partners, Sánchez sets a year-end target for restoring order in the city.
Debt market fears drag Spanish stocks as bond yields climb
Spanish stocks are under pressure as bond yields reach levels last seen in 2007. Fund managers now see turmoil in debt markets as the main risk, overtaking concerns about an AI bubble. The mood marks a new phase of market anxiety.
Electric fleet orders in Spain hit new milestone as diesel fades
Spanish companies are rapidly shifting to electrified fleets, with over 20 percent of new rental vehicles now hybrid or electric. Diesel’s dominance is slipping as businesses seek cost savings and regulatory compliance.
Hande corners Suna as secrets come to light in My Sweet Lie
Tensions reach a breaking point in My Sweet Lie when Hande discovers Suna’s true identity and threatens to reveal it. The new episode, streaming exclusively on Mediaset Infinity, marks a decisive moment for the main characters.
Sabotage brings Dutch rail traffic to a standstill as pipes found on tracks
Train service in central and northern Netherlands was brought to a halt after metal pipes were deliberately placed on the tracks. The incident forced emergency stops and widespread closures during rush hour. Police are investigating what they call an unprecedented act.
Alcohol Interlock Stops Drunk Drivers From Starting Cars in Australia
A breath-based ignition lock is forcing convicted drunk drivers in Australia to prove sobriety before every trip. The system records every failed attempt and random test, with harsh penalties for violations. Here is how it works and why Europe is watching.
My Sweet Lie: a hidden family tie comes to light
A key episode of My Sweet Lie is now streaming on Mediaset Infinity. Hande’s search for answers leads to a tense confrontation and a major reveal about Suna’s identity, keeping viewers hooked on the Turkish series’ sharp twists.
El Hormiguero draws record viewers with political interviews
El Hormiguero reached its highest audience since March with the president of Ceuta as guest. El Intermedio also saw a ratings boost during Pedro Sánchez’s appearance. Political interviews fueled a sharp ratings battle across Spanish TV.
Denza Bao 5 takes on Mercedes Clase G in Europe
Denza Bao 5 arrives in Europe as a plug-in hybrid off-roader with luxury features and serious technical muscle. The Chinese contender aims to disrupt a segment long dominated by Western brands, promising both range and ruggedness.
Telecinco moves First Dates to Fridays to counter La Voz's return
Telecinco is changing its evening lineup, expanding First Dates to Friday nights and pushing back ¡De Viernes! as La Voz returns to Antena 3. The move is a direct response to the competition for prime time viewers.
El Hormiguero tops ratings as Ceuta crisis divides Spanish TV
Antena 3 pulled ahead in prime time as Ceuta’s president challenged Madrid’s handling of the border crisis. El Hormiguero nearly doubled its rival’s audience, while Pedro Sánchez’s defense on El Intermedio failed to close the gap.
Mechanic warns: Greasing your tow ball can put trailer brakes at risk
Greasing a car’s tow ball might seem like routine maintenance, but mechanic Juan José Ebenezer says it can actually make your trailer less safe. His advice challenges a widespread habit among Spanish drivers.
Widow’s Bay Curse Stuns Emmy Night with Fourteen Wins
The 2026 Emmy Awards delivered a shock as La maldición de Widow’s Bay swept fourteen trophies, including Best Comedy. The series outpaced established favorites and set a new standard for debut shows, while the ceremony itself broke with tradition.
Spanish drivers face no fines for missing first aid kits
The DGT has ended confusion over first aid kits in Spanish vehicles. Drivers cannot be fined for not carrying one, but strict rules remain for other mandatory items. Here’s what every motorist needs to know.
US Supreme Court Blocks Trump’s Push to Limit Mail Voting
The US Supreme Court has rejected Donald Trump’s attempt to restrict mail-in voting. The move averts major disruption just weeks before Americans vote for Congress. The ruling exposes deep divisions over election rules and political strategy.
Matthew Rhys makes Emmy history with two lead acting wins in one night
Matthew Rhys became the first person to win lead acting Emmys for two different shows in a single night at the 2026 ceremony. Widow’s Bay swept the awards, and Jean Smart achieved a milestone with wins for every season of her series. The night saw several records fall and a few surprises.
Allianz Direct offers up to 20% off for new car insurance customers in Spain
Allianz Direct is giving new customers in Spain up to 20% off digital car insurance. The campaign pushes transparent pricing and a fully online sign-up, aiming to shake up the traditional insurance market.
Madrid Festival Boycotted Over Allianz’s Israel Investments
More than twenty cultural figures have pulled out of Madrid’s Festival de las Ideas, protesting Allianz’s financial ties to Israel. Organizers now face mounting pressure to address the controversy.
Spain approves first level 4 autonomous cars for public road testing
Spain has given the green light for level 4 autonomous vehicles to operate on public roads. Uber, WeRide, and AVOMO will begin a closely monitored pilot in Madrid, with each car supervised by a human operator.
Judicial Council Member Accuses Colleagues of Political Submission
Carlos Hugo Preciado has openly accused fellow members of the General Council of the Judiciary of prioritizing government interests over judicial autonomy. His sharp critique exposes deep fractures within Spain’s top judicial body and raises questions about the true independence of its leadership.
Rodri picks Barcelona over Madrid after Manchester City exit
After winning the World Cup with Spain and collecting every major trophy at Manchester City, Rodri Hernández explains why Barcelona was his only real option and what he expects from a young squad hungry for Champions League success.
Rail sabotage in the Netherlands halts trains on key parliamentary day
Train traffic in central and northern Netherlands was brought to a standstill after suspected sabotage. Unknown individuals placed pipes on tracks at 27 locations. The incident coincided with Prinsjesdag and triggered a national investigation.
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