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Sánchez and Moreno Show United Front on Climate After Deadly Almería Fire
After a devastating wildfire near Los Gallardos, Pedro Sánchez and Juan Manuel Moreno met in Almería. Both leaders stressed the urgent threat of climate change and warned of more severe fires ahead. Their joint appearance signals a rare moment of unity.
Spain Braces for Third Heatwave With Temperatures Above 45°C
Spain is set to face another extreme heatwave next week. Forecasts indicate temperatures could exceed 45°C in some areas. Experts highlight rising risks for vulnerable groups and urge caution.
Tana Rivera Faces Public Pressure Amid Family Legacy
Tana Rivera, daughter of Eugenia Martínez de Irujo and Francisco Rivera, navigates intense public scrutiny as she seeks her own identity. Her story highlights the challenges of growing up in Spain's most prominent families.
Two Inmates Killed in Violent Incident at Seville Psychiatric Prison
A 26-year-old inmate at Seville's psychiatric prison killed two cellmates overnight. The attack highlights ongoing concerns about mental health care and safety in Spanish penitentiaries. Authorities have launched an investigation.
Gilda Love, Spain’s Oldest Drag Queen, Dies in Barcelona at 100
Gilda Love, a symbol of Barcelona’s nightlife and Spain’s oldest drag queen, has died at 100. Her story, marked by resilience and artistry, was captured in the film ‘Cantando en las azoteas’.
Andalusia's New Mental Health Plan Faces Criticism Over Borderline Disorder Care
The new Andalusian mental health plan is under fire for failing to address key needs of those with borderline personality disorder. Patients and families report long waits, high costs and lack of structured support.
Los Gallardos Wildfire Stabilized After 7,000 Hectares Burned and 12 Dead
The Los Gallardos wildfire in Almería, the deadliest in Andalusia’s history, has been stabilized. After three days of intense firefighting, all evacuees are set to return home as authorities confirm the perimeter is secure.
Search Teams Sweep Burned Area in Los Gallardos After Deadly Fire
Emergency crews in Almería have combed 217 hectares after a devastating wildfire. Over 100 personnel checked 250 homes, but no new victims were found. The search continues for those still unaccounted for.
Los Gallardos Wildfire Stabilized After 7,000 Hectares Burned in Almería
The Los Gallardos wildfire in Almería, which killed 12 and forced 1,000 evacuations, is now stabilized. Authorities credit improved weather and emergency response. Residents are being allowed to return as the situation de-escalates.
El Puerto de Santa María to Make Urban Buses Free After Heatwave Complaints
Starting September 1, residents of El Puerto de Santa María will be able to ride city buses for free. The move comes after passengers described unbearable heat on board, highlighting the urgent need for modernisation and relief during the summer months.
One Gored and Several Injured in Fast Sixth San Fermín Encierro
A lone bull from La Palmosilla left one runner gored and eight others injured during the sixth San Fermín encierro. The incident occurred near the plaza entrance amid heavy weekend crowds. Medical teams responded quickly.
Rocío Carrasco Confronts Rocío Jurado’s Legacy in New Documentary
Rocío Carrasco and director Alexis Morante present a documentary that challenges the myth of Rocío Jurado. The project exposes personal struggles and the complex reality behind a Spanish icon.
One Gored, Eight Injured in Crowded Sixth San Fermín Encierro
The sixth running of the bulls at San Fermín 2026 left one person gored and eight others injured. La Palmosilla’s bulls charged through dense crowds, causing multiple incidents. Emergency teams responded quickly to the scene.
Ten Injured in Fast San Fermín 2026 Run With La Palmosilla Bulls
A two-minute San Fermín encierro with La Palmosilla bulls left ten injured, five hospitalized. Police intervened over safety violations. The event highlighted both skilled running and risky behavior among participants.
Javier Negre Expands Ultra-Right Media Network from Spain to the Americas
Javier Negre, once a mainstream journalist, now leads a global network accused of spreading political disinformation. His operations reach from Madrid to Washington and Buenos Aires, raising questions about funding and influence.
British Couple Missing After Los Gallardos Wildfire in Almería
Christine and Michael Chard, among the first British arrivals in Bédar, are missing after the Los Gallardos wildfire. Authorities struggle to identify victims as 23 people remain unaccounted for. DNA tests are underway.
Twelve Dead and 23 Missing After Rapid Wildfire Traps Residents in Almería
A wildfire in Almería has killed at least 12 and left 23 missing. Strong winds and a fallen power pole fueled the disaster. Over 1,500 people were evacuated as emergency teams battled the flames.
Bédar Mayor Leads Evacuation Amid Deadly Wildfire in Almería
Ángel Collado, mayor of Bédar, personally warned residents as a wildfire struck. Twelve people died near the village. The incident marks the most severe crisis in the town’s recent history.
Bédar Faces Aftermath as Wildfire Leaves Streets Empty and Residents in Mourning
A wildfire near Bédar has killed 12 residents and left the town nearly deserted. Survivors struggle to return to daily life amid devastation. Authorities continue searching for victims as the community faces an uncertain future.
Es-Alert System Fails to Protect Isolated Residents in Los Gallardos Fire
The Los Gallardos wildfire exposed critical gaps in Spain’s emergency alert system. Authorities chose door-to-door warnings over Es-Alert, citing technical limits. Rural areas remain at risk as technology lags behind real needs.
Firefighters Shift to Offensive as Los Gallardos Blaze Claims 12 Lives
Authorities in Almería move from containment to direct attack on the Los Gallardos wildfire. The death toll stands at 12, with 8 injured and 23 still unaccounted for. Emergency services urge residents to follow instructions.
Wildfire in Los Gallardos Claims 12 Lives and Devastates 6,600 Hectares
The wildfire in Los Gallardos, Almería, has left twelve dead and destroyed 6,600 hectares. Emergency services continue to fight the flames. Authorities and residents face severe losses as the situation unfolds.
Movimiento Sumar Reshuffles Leadership After Internal Crisis
Movimiento Sumar replaces much of its leadership after months of internal conflict. The party aims to rebuild and prepare for the 2027 elections, focusing on unity and a new political direction.
María Parrado Secures Spot in Final After Standout Pastora Soler Performance
María Parrado advances to the final of 'Tu cara me suena' after a powerful Pastora Soler imitation. Her recent victory follows a celebrated Céline Dion performance. The jury and audience were visibly impressed.
Granada’s Hidden Natural Pool: Las Chorreras de Loja Offers a Summer Escape
Tucked away near Loja, Las Chorreras is a natural pool carved by cascading water and surrounded by rugged rock and lush greenery. As temperatures soar in Granada, this tranquil spot offers a refreshing alternative to the crowded coast, inviting visitors to cool off in crystal-clear waters.
Twelve Dead in Almería Wildfire After Residents Flee Into Dead-End Trap
A fast-moving wildfire in Los Gallardos, Almería, claimed at least 12 lives, mostly British and Belgian residents. Many died after taking a dead-end escape route. Over 1,100 people were evacuated as authorities battled the blaze.
Twelve Dead, 23 Missing in Los Gallardos Wildfire in Almería
A fast-moving wildfire in Almería’s Sierra de la Cabrera-Bédar has left 12 dead and 23 missing. Over 1,400 residents have been evacuated. Emergency services are battling extreme conditions to contain the flames.
Mijas Ordered to Pay €25,000 for Unauthorized Alteration of Sculpture
A court in Málaga has ruled that Mijas Town Hall must compensate artist Juanma Reyes after municipal workers altered his sculpture without permission. The case highlights the legal protection of artists' rights in Spain.
Minister Óscar Puente Blames Junta for Firefighter Cuts Amid Almería Blaze
Óscar Puente accuses the Junta de Andalucía of reducing firefighting staff after criticism from Miguel Tellado. The debate follows the Los Gallardos wildfire in Almería and exposes tensions over public service management.
Aemet Issues Heat and Storm Alerts Across 12 Spanish Regions
Spain braces for a severe heatwave as Aemet maintains weather alerts. Temperatures above 35°C are expected in many regions. Storm warnings are also in effect for the northern half of the country.
Twelve Dead in Almería Wildfire as Search Continues for Missing
A wildfire near Los Gallardos, Almería, has left at least 12 dead. Authorities are searching for 23 missing people. The blaze spread quickly through steep terrain with isolated homes, many owned by foreigners.
Gibraltar Housing Access Curbed for Spanish Cross-Border Workers After Brexit
The EU, Spain, UK and Gibraltar have agreed on new rules for cross-border workers. Spanish residents gain equal work rights in Gibraltar, but housing access remains restricted. The deal aims to protect local residents and reshape border controls.
Fire Authorities Urge Residents to Shelter as Almería Tragedy Sparks Debate
After a deadly fire in Los Gallardos, Catalan officials stress the importance of sheltering in place. Firefighters warn that self-evacuation can be fatal. Strategic actions in Catalonia have limited wildfire spread.
Twelve Dead in Bédar Wildfire as Residents Trapped by Rapid Flames
A wildfire near Bédar, Almería, left 12 dead and nine injured after flames spread rapidly through scattered homes. Local authorities used megaphones and church bells to warn residents. Difficult terrain and strong winds complicated evacuations.
Paz Vega Responds to Tax Agency Listing and Outlines Steps to Settle Debt
Paz Vega has addressed her inclusion on the 2025 tax defaulters list. She confirms significant progress with new advisors to resolve her debt. The case highlights ongoing scrutiny of high-profile tax issues in Spain.
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