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Spain's electricity market crosses the 200 euro mark
Spain's wholesale electricity price will average 201.99 euros per MWh on Tuesday, the highest daily level since December 2022. Rising gas costs and stronger demand are pushing the market higher.
Spain's Largest Unions Call Nationwide Strike Over Housing Crisis
Spain’s two biggest unions, CCOO and UGT, have agreed to call a 24-hour general strike demanding higher wages to address the country’s deepening housing crisis. The move comes as political uncertainty grows ahead of early elections.
Melanoma target may improve immunotherapy response
A Vall d'Hebron study points to p38a as a possible melanoma treatment target. Blocking the protein improved anti-PD-1 therapy in animal models, while a nine-gene profile may help identify tumours more likely to respond.
Nissan MICRA electric gains ground as QASHQAI e‑POWER surges in Spain
Nissan’s latest figures show the MICRA electric climbing in city car rankings while the QASHQAI e‑POWER cements its role among Spanish SUVs. The brand’s commercial vehicles also post strong results, signaling a strategic shift in Spain’s electrified mobility landscape.
Spain battered by deadly storms as rare weather sparks floods
Severe storms have swept across Spain, leaving three dead and breaking rainfall records. Nine regions remain under alert as experts question if the Mediterranean is seeing new, tropical-like weather patterns.
Spanish pension increases tied to inflation remain untouchable by politics
Spain’s pensioners can count on annual increases matching inflation, no matter who governs. The law now locks in these adjustments, but any extra boosts above inflation still depend on political will and budget negotiations.
Dacia Sandero brings camper gear to Spain for the first time
Dacia Sandero, the country’s best-selling car, is moving into the camper scene. The Stepway model now offers a dedicated awning and new practical add-ons, making it more appealing to outdoor fans.
Madrid broadens flu vaccination for children before early peak
Madrid has opened its joint flu and covid campaign with 1.79 million flu doses. Children under seven join the universal programme for the first time as nurses demand stronger staffing plans.
Spain delays Verifactu rollout until 2028 after business pushback
The Spanish government has postponed the Verifactu digital invoicing system for a third time, aligning its start with electronic invoicing rules in 2028. The move follows sustained pressure from business groups and tax advisors demanding a unified transition.
Citroën 2CV returns as an electric icon for a new era
Citroën has confirmed the electric rebirth of its legendary 2CV, unveiling first images that promise a faithful yet modern homage. The prototype will be revealed at the Paris Motor Show and targets an affordable price for European drivers.
GLP fuel stations change how Spanish drivers save
Bifuel car owners in Spain are reworking their travel habits as GLP stations offer a real way to cut fuel bills. Route planning, real savings, and knowing the rules now matter more than ever for drivers looking to spend less.
Venus hides a volcanic divide between its north and south
Venus has a thinner lithosphere in the north. That side also contains more than twice as many volcanoes. Researchers say the difference changes how the planet releases internal heat.
Sol protest camp overflows into Madrid’s busiest streets
More than 2000 tents now fill Puerta del Sol and spill into Arenal and Preciados. Protesters demand urgent housing reforms while facing political confusion and mounting pressure from local businesses and authorities.
Europe elevates EST as a strategic solar observatory
The European Solar Telescope has won Landmark status from ESFRI. The decision gives Spain a stronger role, but construction still depends on long-term funding commitments.
Venus Reveals a North South Split in Its Rigid Outer Shell
A study of Venus found a thinner lithosphere and more than twice as many volcanoes in the north. The result adds a north-south divide to models of how the planet loses internal heat.
Lalín honours Fernando Ónega with street and library dedication
Fernando Ónega’s name now marks a main street and a library room in Lalín. The town honoured the late journalist in a moving ceremony with his family and local leaders, showing his deep ties to the community.
European Solar Telescope Joins ESFRI Landmark Network
The European Solar Telescope now has ESFRI Landmark status. Spain leads the La Palma project, which will use a 4.2-metre mirror to study solar magnetic activity and space weather.
Four Asian cars achieve perfect reliability in major owner survey
A new survey of over 39,000 car owners shows repair bills are rising fast. Only four Asian models stayed completely trouble free, while European brands lagged behind.
Daniella Bustamante starts university with Paula Echevarría's advice
Daniella Bustamante, daughter of Paula Echevarría and David Bustamante, has begun her university studies in Madrid. With her mother's support, she faces adulthood and public attention while making her own choices.
Sumar allies skip Monday summit after election call
Compromís, Chunta Aragonesista and Més per Mallorca stayed away from Sumar's meeting. The parties will negotiate separately while waiting for guarantees on confederal rules.
Fernando Ónega now has a street in Lalín
Lalín has named a street after Fernando Ónega, honoring his long bond with the town. His widow, children, and neighbors joined the ceremony, turning it into a day of gratitude and memory.
Junts hits Sánchez over early election and corruption claims
Junts has gone after Pedro Sánchez, saying he called early elections to distract from corruption and failed policies. The party faces its own fight as Catalonia’s political scene shifts.
Peter Marino Restores Coco Chanel's La Pausa
La Pausa has reopened after a careful restoration led by Peter Marino. The villa keeps Coco Chanel's austere design and personal details, while Matthieu Blazy uses it for Chanel's first spring campaign.
David Bustamante stands up for daughter Daniella's right to choose her future
David Bustamante and Paula Echevarría say they are proud of their daughter Daniella, who has started university and is building a career as an influencer. The singer asks for respect for her privacy as she learns to handle life in the spotlight.
Spanish companies stall on electric cars as private buyers surge ahead
Spanish companies buy most new cars but resist electric models. Only 10 percent of their purchases are zero emissions, while private buyers reach 25 percent. New incentives target small businesses, but the gap remains.
Spanish car buyers use AI before heading to dealerships
A new study shows 83 percent of Spanish car buyers now turn to artificial intelligence before making a purchase. This shift is changing how people pick models, make decisions, and save money.
Europe approves a new single-dose antiviral for influenza
Roche has begun selling Xofluza in Spain. The oral antiviral blocks flu replication early and is taken in one dose within 48 hours.
Dacia’s new roof awning turns any car into a weekend camper
Dacia’s 3x3 metre roof awning lets drivers set up instant outdoor shelter. The new InNature accessory makes camping easy and affordable—no full camper conversion needed.
Granollers in turmoil after late storm alert
A sudden downpour left Granollers flooded and commuters stranded. Emergency alerts came too late, and locals are demanding answers from city officials.
Spain pushes Verifactu launch to 2028 in major tax tech delay
The Spanish Tax Agency has postponed the full rollout of Verifactu until October 2028, aligning it with the new electronic invoicing mandate. This move follows months of industry lobbying and signals a strategic shift in Spain’s digital tax agenda.
Madrid Court Blocks Immediate Removal of Sol Camp
Madrid's High Court has refused an immediate eviction from Sol. The housing protest camp remains outside the regional government headquarters while the state explains its response through the ordinary legal procedure.
Madrid opens flu vaccination to children through age seven
Madrid's 2026/2027 flu campaign began on 5 October with 1.79 million doses. Children through age seven are now covered, while people over 70 and at-risk patients can receive flu and Covid vaccines in one visit.
Modern cars with emission faults outpollute well-kept classics
A technical report reveals that a small number of faulty modern vehicles are responsible for half of urban pollution, while many older cars remain clean if properly maintained. The findings question the fairness of age-based driving restrictions.
Primavera Sound unveils its 25th anniversary lineup
Doechii leads a 151-artist bill built around indie favourites, new voices and a stronger female presence. Primavera Sound will run in Barcelona from 3 to 5 June 2027, with a free opening day and an electronic programme on 6 June.
Gabriel Rufián and Mireia Varela: After the Split, Life Goes On
Mireia Varela’s open letter broke the silence on her split from Gabriel Rufián after more than a decade together. Their private breakup turned into a public reckoning with loss, regret, and the hard work of starting over.
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