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Ceuta Crowd Cheers Royals, Then Whistles at Minister

Thousands cheered Felipe VI and Letizia, then whistled at minister Ángel Víctor Torres as he appeared with them on the city hall balcony. The Kings are due at a memorial for migrants who died at sea.

Spanish Mechanic Builds Gold Coast Business in Four Years

José Miguel Olegario launched a mobile repair business in Australia six months after arriving. He now runs a workshop and a car sales operation, and points to one major difference from Spain: there is no fixed self-employed fee.

Prado puts Ricardo de Madrazo in view

The Prado’s first exhibition devoted to Ricardo de Madrazo brings together 29 sketchbooks spanning 1867 to 1917. The show traces his travels and work as a copyist, placing him within the Madrazo family.

Estopa bring their first demo back with La Maketa

La Maketa arrives on 20 November, restoring Estopa material from before the band’s breakthrough. The double album pairs new versions of seven demo songs and three tracks absent from the original with home and studio recordings; four stadium dates follow in June and July 2027.

Gamarra presses Sánchez over Moroccan vessels

Cuca Gamarra says officials knew Moroccan vessels had entered Spanish waters before the government acknowledged it. She also challenges the handling of the Ley de Nietos and court-ordered voting safeguards.

Developmental disorders raise children’s bullying risk six to eightfold

Children with developmental disorders face six to eight times the bullying risk of their peers. In LINKlusive, victimisation among primary pupils with special educational needs fell 45.6% in the intervention group, although the sample and assessment method have not been independently verified.

PSOE-Linked Figures Hold Senior Posts at Spain’s Audit Court

Llanos Castellanos was reportedly appointed manager without an open competition, while another former PSOE official holds a senior post at Spain’s audit court. Other authoritative sources have not independently confirmed the appointments or selection procedures as judges investigate alleged party-financing irregularities.

Remote attacks disrupt supermarkets in three countries

Remote tampering pushed refrigerator temperatures as high as 50°C in French supermarkets, spoiling stock at hundreds of stores. Belgium and the Netherlands faced separate retail disruptions, and investigators have not linked the incidents.

Hyundai Adds a Full Hybrid to the 2027 Bayon

Hyundai has added cabin equipment associated with larger vehicles, while petrol engines remain the range’s starting point. A 138 hp full hybrid is planned for 2027; Spanish prices and dealer timing remain unconfirmed.

Court keeps overseas-vote suspension in force

A five-to-one ruling leaves the CERA suspension intact ahead of the 29-N election. The administration argued that the timetable made compliance impractical, but the court said it had provided no evidence of what it had done.