Diputación de Valencia Speeds Up Hiring Process for Partner of Regional Head. Valencia authorities have announced a competition for the permanent appointment to a position currently held by the partner of the region’s president. The decision was made in record time and has drawn criticism of the procedure.
Valencia and Murcia Demand to Preserve Tajo-Segura: Water Dispute Intensifies. Authorities in Valencia and Murcia have once again called for the preservation of the Tajo-Segura transfer. Castilla-La Mancha is pushing for a transition to desalination. The conflict over water allocation between the regions is escalating.
Two Killed as Car Plunges into River in Valencia. In Ontinyent, a car fell off a bridge into the river. A man and a woman died. The driver has been detained; he was sober, but drug tests came back positive.
Spanish Vice-Consul in Algeria Arrested in Visa Sale Case. The Spanish Vice-Consul in Algeria and an embassy staff member have been arrested on suspicion of selling visas. Investigators believe that proceeds from illegal visas were laundered through car purchases. Personnel decisions are expected.
The Photo That Brought ‘Al salir de clase’ Back Into the Spotlight: How the Iconic Trio Lives Now. Diana Palazón shared a photo with Fernando Andina and Marta Solaz. The picture quickly sparked discussions and highlighted the strong bond between the cast of ‘Al salir de clase’. The focus is on the details of their friendship 25 years later.
Overload Bonuses: Why the New Migrant Legalization Campaign Is Stirring Disputes Among Civil Servants. Spanish authorities are launching a large-scale campaign to fast-track the legalization of migrants—and are ready to offer bonuses to employees who take on extra workloads. But not everyone is happy with the terms: what is behind the internal conflict, and how will it affect office operations? Overload Bonuses: Why the New Migrant Legalization Campaign Is Stirring Disputes Among Civil Servants
Spanish universities report increased parental interference in academic process. Spanish universities are seeing a rise in cases of parents intervening in student affairs. Faculty and administrators are discussing how this trend affects youth autonomy and the university’s role. The issue has sparked a lively debate in academic circles.
Elche authorities dismiss district chief following sexual harassment complaint. In Elche, the head of Arenales del Sol was urgently removed from office after a harassment complaint. A woman reported inappropriate comments made by the official on the street. Authorities have launched an investigation.
Three Arrested After Fatal Fight with Wooden Stick in Parla. Three suspects have been detained in Parla in connection with the murder of a man. The victim died after being struck with a wooden stick during a mass brawl. The investigation lasted several months due to the absence of witnesses.
A new free EWTN channel without ads launched on TDT. EWTN, a free advertising-free channel aimed at a Catholic audience, has started broadcasting on TDT in Spain. The channel is already available in several major cities and features its own original programming.
Scaffolding Collapse After Skyscraper Work in Benidorm: Street Closed Off. In Benidorm, scaffolding collapsed on Ibiza Street. Two workers were trapped under the debris and died. Emergency services have cordoned off the area and continue clearing the rubble.
Alicante Court Summons Ex-Officials and 15 Defendants in VPP Les Naus Case. A court in Alicante has summoned former officials and 15 suspects over the alleged sale of municipal apartments at below-market prices. Among those involved are former urban development officials and a Generalitat employee. The investigation concerns the first VPP project by the beach in 20 years.
Only 19 out of 121 Forest Firefighters Were Deployed in Valencia on the Day of the Tragedy. On the day of the catastrophic flood in Valencia, authorities called up just 19 of the 121 available forest firefighters. Most specialists were sent home, despite the mass casualties and widespread road blockages.
Yerai Cortés and La Tania Expecting Their First Child: Singer’s Pregnancy Goes Public. The Spanish music scene is abuzz with news: Yerai Cortés and La Tania are expecting a baby. The singer is open about this new chapter, and the public is already congratulating the couple. Details about the pregnancy and their relationship story—in our report.
Spain Launches In-Person Applications for Legalization: Queues and New Rules. More than 400 offices across the country have begun accepting in-person applications for the legalization of foreigners. Queues are already forming in the first hours. Authorities assure that the system will be able to handle the influx.
Santa Faz Romería in Alicante declared cultural heritage after Mazon scandal. Valencia authorities have officially recognized Santa Faz as cultural heritage. This decision provides additional support and protection for the tradition. The new status affects hundreds of thousands of residents in the region.
Mass Legalization Applications Begin in Spain Queues Delays and Surprising Challenges. On the first day of migrant legalization in Spain, lawyers and associations faced a surge in applications. The online platform ran smoothly, but appointment scheduling was delayed. The new rules are already affecting thousands of families.
Anabel Alonso on How Motherhood Changed Her Career and Outlook. Renowned actress Anabel Alonso shares how motherhood shifted her priorities and perspective on life, discusses the growing relevance of diverse family models, and explains how new theater and film projects help her break through professional barriers.
Alicante Authorities Admit Lack of Oversight in Allocation of Elite VPP. Irregularities have been uncovered in the allocation of elite VPP in Alicante. Officials have confirmed the absence of oversight. This could reshape the approach to housing distribution in Spain.
Underground Clinics with Illegal Botox and Fake Diplomas Uncovered in Spain. Spanish authorities have detained the owner of a company importing illegal Botox from China. Three underground clinics operating in residential buildings have been shut down. More than a thousand unregulated vials were seized, raising concerns among medical professionals.
Extranjería Strike Coincides with Mass Migrant Legalization in Spain. Spain is launching a major migrant legalization campaign, but Extranjería staff have declared an indefinite strike. This could slow down the processing of hundreds of thousands of applications. Authorities are searching for ways to prevent a collapse and speed up the process.
Tabarca Island Residents Demand Autonomy Citing Transport Disruptions and Isolation. With a population of 60, Tabarca Island seeks recognition as a separate administrative unit. Locals, frustrated by transport challenges and lack of basic services, want to take charge of their own community needs.
Valencia Weather on April 13 Storm Warning and Temperature Changes. Heavy rainfall and gusty winds are expected across the Valencia region on Monday. Authorities have issued a yellow alert in several areas. Weather changes may affect local plans and holiday celebrations.
Ayuso Advisor Changes Stance on Madrid Nursing Home Case. A debate over responsibility for the tragedies in Madrid's nursing homes is intensifying. Ayuso's advisor now blames the Ministry of Health, a move that could impact the investigation and public trust in the authorities.
La Primitiva wins New prize amounts and surprise winners across Spain. Prize amounts in La Primitiva have changed in Spain. Winners from various regions have received large payouts. New rules for prize distribution have affected the final winnings.
Seven Injured After Ceiling Collapse at Poseidón Hotel in Benidorm. Part of the ceiling at the Poseidón Hotel in Benidorm collapsed onto guests. Seven people were injured, including a child and an elderly man. Authorities are investigating the cause of the incident and assessing risks for tourists.
Spain sets record for road fines with over 6 million issued. In 2025, the number of traffic fines in Spain surpassed 6 million — the highest figure ever recorded. New data reveals where and for what violations drivers are most frequently fined.
Camps launches new party as Valencia faces change in 2027 elections. Split in Partido Popular: how a new force could reshape the city’s political landscape. Camps considers starting a new party, a move that could shift the balance of power in Valencia.
Father and son to stand trial for shooting from a window in Madrid. A father and son are on trial in Madrid for the killing of a neighbor. A family dispute escalated into a shooting. The court's decision could influence how similar cases are handled in Spain.
Ana Milán shares her personal view on maturity and loneliness — an honest reflection on change. Ana Milán reveals unseen aspects of her life beyond the cameras, sharing candid thoughts on growing older, solitude, and her attitude toward age. Her insights invite readers to reflect on true values and inner harmony
Fate of Santa Eulalia Colony Spanish Supreme Court to Decide Monument's Future. The Spanish Supreme Court is reviewing the case on preserving the Santa Eulalia colony. The ruling could reshape the nationwide approach to protecting historical monuments. The issue centers on government responsibility for cultural heritage.
Investigation Demanded in Valencia Over Contract for Regional Leader's Partner. A scandal is brewing in Valencia over an appointment at the Diputación. The Socialist Party is calling for a review of the procedure. The decision could impact public trust in the government and the transparency of hiring practices.
Valencia teachers threaten indefinite strike amid disputes over figures and demands. Tensions are rising between teachers and authorities in Valencia. Unions are calling for pay increases and better working conditions. An indefinite strike could begin as early as May if negotiations do not start.
Chaos at Spanish Airports as Flights Delayed and Baggage Fails to Reach Passengers. Spanish airports are facing widespread flight delays and baggage issues. A strike by Groundforce staff has disrupted operations at the country’s major air hubs. The situation may worsen in the coming weeks.
National Lottery Unveils Surprise Cities and Record Prizes in March 28 Draw. Spain's National Lottery held a draw with major payouts. Winners from various cities received substantial prizes. Find out which locations were the luckiest and how the rules for claiming winnings have changed.
