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Lung map tracks severe COVID-19 damage

Researchers mapped 91,068 lung-tissue regions from 19 people who died with severe COVID-19. The analysis found stronger fibrosis-linked signals during a stage when alveolar repair was still underway.

Maduro and Flores Plead Not Guilty to Torture Conspiracy

Nicolás Maduro and Cilia Flores pleaded not guilty in a New York court to new conspiracy charges tied to alleged torture in Venezuela. Their trial is scheduled for June 2027, and they are challenging the case on sovereign-immunity grounds.

Police probe force used at Complutense strike clashes

Spain’s National Police is reviewing its handling of clashes at Madrid’s Complutense University. Five people were detained, while several protesters and two officers suffered minor injuries as the indefinite education strike began.

Bustinduy presses for fairer taxes and higher wages

Pablo Bustinduy used the CREO forum’s second day to press for fairer taxes and higher pay. He warned that corporate concentration and rising wealth at the top are weakening redistribution and consumer bargaining power.

Body found at sea after Granollers boy vanished

A fisherman spotted a body between Sitges and Castelldefels and alerted emergency services. Police said investigators checked fingerprints to help confirm whether the remains belonged to the 12-year-old who disappeared in Granollers.

RTVE names 18 acts for Benidorm Fest 2027

RTVE has named 18 acts for Benidorm Fest 2027, including Vicco and Ladilla Rusa. More than 1,000 applications were submitted, and the semi-finals are set for 26 and 28 January.

Granada prepares a citywide funeral for Lorca

Granada’s Réquiem por Lorca runs from Thursday to Sunday, marking the 90th anniversary of the poet’s killing and remembering victims of Francoist repression. Eleven performances will take place across the city.

US weighs $200,000 charge on Spanish ships

The Federal Maritime Commission has proposed a $200,000 charge each time a Spanish-flagged ship enters a US port. It is also weighing import restrictions that could cover five categories of Spanish goods, including oils and cosmetics.

Cupra Raval Gets an ABT Styling Pack

Cupra and ABT have unveiled a styling pack for selected Raval versions, featuring dark bodywork details and 19-inch wheels. Factory orders and dealer retrofits are due to begin in late November 2026.

Royals End First Ceuta-Melilla Visit Since 2007

Thousands waited outside Melilla’s Assembly on Wednesday as King Felipe VI and Queen Letizia concluded their two-city visit. The couple spent nearly an hour greeting people and posing for selfies.