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Spain's King Puts EU Border Security at Centre of Finland Visit
Felipe VI called for joint protection of the EU's external borders during his visit to Helsinki. Finland backed Spain over Ceuta and linked security in the south with defence in the Arctic.
PNV Keeps Sánchez's Housing Decree Alive
The PNV will back Pedro Sánchez's first housing decree again, giving it a possible route through the Diputación Permanente. The party still rejects the second text because it would allow indefinite rental contracts.
Floodwater tests Madrid housing protest at Puerta del Sol
Protesters at Madrid's Puerta del Sol used buckets to clear water from flooded tents during a powerful storm. They still planned to stay overnight as the camp remained a focal point in Spain's housing conflict.
Torrential rain cuts Catalonia roads and triggers emergency rescues
Catalonia is facing a fourth day of torrential rain. Rescuers have freed 22 people as roads remain closed across Tarragona and alerts spread to 12 comarcas.
Tropical cyclone forms off Catalonia, breaking Mediterranean weather records
Barcelona just saw a tropical cyclone form over the Mediterranean—a first for the region. This rare storm, different from a medicane, puts a spotlight on the risks of a warming sea.
Broncano Skewers TVE Uncertainty as Election Tension Rises
David Broncano kicked off La Revuelta with biting election jokes and open talk about his show's future on TVE. He saluted Iker Jiménez’s ratings win and teased the idea of his rival landing a ministerial post.
Rioja fruit firms take their export push to Madrid
Sixteen Rioja companies are presenting their produce at Fruit Attraction. Regional support covers 84,863 euros of the shared stand in Madrid.
Judge Tardón demands Ceuta call logs from Sánchez crisis
Judge María Tardón has ordered Ceuta to submit its call records. The request targets contacts with Pedro Sánchez and La Moncloa during the border crisis.
PP faces backlash after mocking Óscar Puente's old injury
The Partido Popular has ignited controversy by ridiculing Transport Minister Óscar Puente’s past injury on social media. Critics accuse the party of crossing ethical lines as Spain heads into a heated election season marked by personal attacks and escalating rhetoric.
Francis Halzen wins Nobel for turning Antarctic ice into a neutrino detector
Francis Halzen has received the 2026 Nobel Prize in Physics for turning Antarctic ice into a detector for high-energy neutrinos. IceCube now gives scientists a direct way to trace particles from some of the Universe's most violent events.
One in Four Spanish Cars Faces Ban in New Emissions Crackdown
Spain’s low-emission zones are about to sideline over 10 million cars. Granada tops the list for vehicles without environmental labels, while Madrid and Barcelona see faster fleet renewal. The rules are set to reshape daily mobility.
Microplastics Make Older Snow Melt Faster in the Pyrenees
Field tests near Formigal found that microplastics can lower snow reflectivity. In older snow, they increased melting by up to 17 percent.
Spain leaves osteoporosis patients exposed after a first fracture
Spain records about 285,000 fragility fractures each year. Specialists say too many eligible patients still miss treatment and follow-up after the first fracture.
Zeekr 9X shakes up Spain’s luxury SUV market
Zeekr 9X lands in Spain as the priciest Chinese car ever sold here. Its lavish build and tech put it up against rivals that cost nearly double. Here’s what makes it stand out.
How precise diagnosis is changing hematology care at a Madrid hospital
At Hospital Universitario Fundación Jiménez Díaz, specialists showed patients and trainees how blood counts, cellular studies, and genetic tests shape hematology care. The meeting also covered new treatments, transfusion support, research, and patient services.
Maxim Vengerov brings Sibelius to Madrid at a rare discount
Maxim Vengerov will perform Sibelius in Madrid with the Atlántida Chamber Orchestra on 7 October. DOCE NOTAS readers can get 30 percent off seats in zones B to F with the code "DOCENOTAS".
Lucid Slashes Production and Delays Spanish Launch to 2027
Lucid has cut its vehicle production by more than half and postponed its Spanish market debut to 2027. The company’s latest figures reveal deepening challenges as premium electric buyers in Spain turn to established German and American rivals.
Nerea Garmendia left with €188 taxi bill after Bilbao airport bus snub
Nerea Garmendia was left stranded at Bilbao airport with her toddler after being refused a bus ride home, even though seats were empty. She paid €188 for a taxi, raising new questions about how transport companies treat passengers.
Supreme Court gives parties 48 hours on grandson law
Spain's Supreme Court has given the parties until 15:00 Thursday to address the suspension of overseas voter registrations under the 'ley de nietos'. The court must decide whether the measure will affect the 29 November general election.
Borrell: Europe would face a defence crisis if arms imports stopped
Josep Borrell has warned that Europe’s military supply chains are dangerously exposed. As defence industry leaders meet in Cartagena, the call for greater autonomy grows louder.
Mercedes S 450 d 4Matic redefines diesel luxury
The Mercedes S 450 d 4Matic arrives with a diesel engine and a suite of high-end features. We examine how this unexpected combination performs in the world of luxury sedans and what it means for drivers seeking comfort and efficiency.
Stellantis targets 2028 for hands free driving debut
Stellantis plans to launch its Level 2++ hands free driving system in North America by 2028. Developed with Wayve AI, the tech aims for hands free driving in both city and highway traffic.
Judge demands urgent records of Vivas and Sánchez calls during Ceuta migrant surge
Spain’s National Court has ordered Ceuta’s government to urgently hand over all call records between Juan Jesús Vivas and Pedro Sánchez in the days leading up to the July migrant influx. The investigation seeks to clarify whether Madrid ignored critical warnings before the border was overwhelmed.
Madrid leaves rest of Spain behind in used car sales boom
Madrid sold more used cars in September than 30 other provinces put together. Sales jumped 34.6 percent, even as most of Spain saw numbers drop. Diesel cars still rule the market.
Shakira Asks Barcelona Court to Change Travel Terms for Her Children
Shakira has asked a Barcelona court to change the travel arrangements for Milan and Sasha. Her lawyers say the proposal would share the burden between the adults without reducing the children's time with Gerard Piqué.
Spain faces nationwide strike threat over housing crisis
Spain’s largest unions are preparing for a 24-hour general strike to protest the country’s deepening housing crisis. With support from tenant groups and smaller unions, the move signals a rare show of unity and could disrupt daily life ahead of national elections.
Sánchez revives housing package after Congress setback
Pedro Sánchez has brought a 21-measure housing package back to Spain's lawmakers after Congress rejected two decrees on 2 October 2026. The plan covers rent protections, first-home finance, supply and limits on speculative and tourist rentals, but several financial figures still need checking against the original texts.
Shakira and Piqué face Barcelona court over child travel plan
Shakira and Piqué appeared in Barcelona over travel arrangements for their children. Shakira's lawyers want Piqué to make short holiday visits in Miami instead of having Milan and Sasha fly between Spain and the United States.
Spanish car owners face soaring repair bills as parts prices explode
The cost of keeping a car on the road in Spain is rising sharply. Mechanics and families alike are feeling the pressure as repair bills and parts prices reach new highs, threatening the future of private car ownership.
Spanish Cinema Day takes El desencanto to five continents
The sixth Día del cine español brings Jaime Chávarri's El desencanto to more than fifty cities. Rural screenings and a guionista tribute widen the celebration beyond Madrid.
Prat backs a vote after Sánchez calls Spain's early election
Pedro Sánchez has called Spain's election for 29 November 2026. Joaquín Prat says voters need a clear choice after Congress rejected the government's housing measures.
Mónica García Seeks Congress Seat as Left Alliance Lacks Candidate
Spain's general election is set for 29 November 2026, but the Frente Amplio still has no agreed leader or formal structure. Mónica García wants the top Madrid slot, while Ada Colau's support is growing and Podemos remains central to any broad deal.
PP sends mixed signal on Spain's postal voting
The PP backs participation but questions postal voting after Isabel Díaz Ayuso's warning. Ester Muñoz urges citizens to vote by whichever method they choose.
Shakira seeks Miami visits for her children in Barcelona court dispute
Shakira and Gerard Piqué faced court in Barcelona over their children’s visitation schedule. She wants shorter holidays to be handled in Miami to protect their routine.
Renault Megane E-Tech 2027 shakes up Spain’s electric car market
Renault’s Megane E-Tech 2027 hits Spain with a bold redesign, a bigger battery, and a price that undercuts rivals. The compact EV now claims up to 500 km range and packs in advanced features.
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