Andalusian farmers and ranchers are calling for urgent reforms to allow preventive work in forests. They warn that abandoned land management is fueling wildfire risk, as political parties debate responsibility.
María Parrado delivered a standout performance in the final of Tu cara me suena 13. Her rendition of 'Vision of love' by Mariah Carey showcased her vocal strength, and the outcome now depends on the public vote.
Boris Izaguirre reflects on leaving Venezuela and the challenges of exile, along with his views on Spanish politics. The interview reveals his personal guilt and humor, as well as how migration shapes identity.
A single ticket validated in Andújar, Jaén, has won more than €1.2 million in the latest La Primitiva draw. No special-category winner was recorded, pushing the next jackpot to €38 million. Four second-tier prizes were also distributed.
Junts will let the FLA debt relief bill proceed in Congress but is seeking a larger reduction for Catalonia. The party distances itself from the government, citing unfulfilled agreements. The debate has intensified following the EU court's amnesty ruling.
A 52-year-old man with a history of arson was arrested in Lozoyuela, Madrid, after a wildfire devastated 700 hectares. Local residents helped identify and locate the suspect. Authorities are continuing their investigation.
Rafael Sánchez Saus, newly appointed by Vox in Andalusia, faces scrutiny over his past ties to Falange and his rejection of regional autonomy. His views challenge cultural narratives promoted by the Junta.
The historic Santana Motors factory in Linares is set to produce the JAC E30X, a compact Chinese electric car expected to cost under €20,000. The project could revive the plant and reshape Spain’s EV market.
Rosa López, known for winning 'Operación Triunfo', has spoken about her family's poverty and the financial mismanagement that followed her rise to fame. Her story highlights the challenges behind her public success.
Málaga has approved a three-year halt on new hotels and tourist apartment blocks in residential zones, set to take effect next week. The move has drawn criticism from opposition parties, which are calling for lasting solutions.
Hidden along the coast of Cabo de Gata-Níjar, Cala de San Pedro is home to a self-sufficient community that has survived for decades without road access. Residents rely on solar panels and a natural spring, while communal living shapes a way of life far from urban routines.
Spain faces a new surge of extreme heat next week. AEMET warns of high risk, especially in southern and central areas. Authorities urge caution as temperatures may exceed 40°C and wildfire danger rises.
Madrid’s city government has ordered Casa Árabe to leave its historic headquarters by September 1. The move adds to a series of disputes between the PP and Spain’s Foreign Ministry, raising concerns over diplomatic ties.
In Spain, destroying or removing nests of swallows, swifts, or house martins without official permission can result in fines of up to €200,000. These birds and their nesting sites are protected by law, and even empty nests cannot be removed without proper authorization.
A Málaga developer is raffling two finished homes in Cuevas del Becerro. Each ticket costs €10, and the draw is limited to 200,000 entries. Only adults residing in Spain may enter.
Fuente de Piedra Lagoon in Málaga sees over 30,000 flamingo pairs after a year of exceptional rainfall. The number of breeding waterbird species rises by 20%. Endangered marbled teal breeds inside the lagoon for the first time.
Granada is bracing for a sharp weather change this Wednesday. Meteorologists warn that gusts may exceed 100 km/h as downbursts could bring muddy rain. The alert comes during the region’s third major heatwave.
Joaquín Sabina has officially retired after a sold-out farewell concert in Madrid. The singer-songwriter reflects on fame and lost nights as an era ends. His last live album marks a turning point for Spanish music.
The PSOE has increased its lead over the PP, reaching 33% in voting intention. The latest CIS barometer shows a 7.9-point gap despite high-profile corruption cases. Vox and Sumar also saw declines.
North of Málaga, Fuente de Piedra Lagoon hosts the Iberian Peninsula’s largest flamingo colony and is a critical European wetland. Its protected trails and accessible observatories draw birdwatchers and nature lovers from beyond Spain’s borders.
Authorities have completed the identification of all 13 people killed in the Los Gallardos wildfire, the deadliest fire in Andalucía. The blaze destroyed 7,000 hectares. Officials notified families in person.
Antonio Sanz, Andalusia’s vice president, will explain the Los Gallardos wildfire in Parliament. The fire killed 13 people and burned 7,000 hectares. Opposition parties demand answers from President Moreno.
The EU and UK, with Spain and Gibraltar, have finalized an agreement to dismantle the border fence. The deal ends physical checks and introduces joint controls at the airport and port, changing daily life for thousands of cross-border workers.
The Guardia Civil's UCO has told the National Court it cannot identify the origin of funds allegedly used by PSOE for covert operations. Investigators are seeking wider access to the party's bank accounts.
Gibraltar will remove its border controls with Spain for the first time since 1908, easing movement for thousands of workers and introducing new economic rules for businesses. Local authorities expect impressive changes on both sides.
The wildfire in Los Gallardos, Almería, is under control. Six of the 13 victims have been identified, and authorities expect to extinguish the fire completely this week. Officials continue visiting affected areas.
A wildfire near Bédar put Waheed Mumtaz and his 720 goats in danger. Without insurance, he faced a potentially total loss. His decision to stay until police ordered him to leave highlights the risks rural workers face.
The Gibraltar border fence, closed for 13 years under Franco, is being dismantled after six years of negotiations. More than 100,000 people on both sides will see daily life transformed as the last physical barrier disappears.
A growing number of Spanish residential communities are voting to restrict pool access for owners who fall behind on their payments. The measure is legal under certain conditions and is sparking debate over fairness and the limits of community enforcement.
Left-wing parties in Andalusia are urging President Juan Manuel Moreno to explain his handling of the Los Gallardos wildfire, which left 13 people dead and exposed gaps in emergency resources. Political tensions are rising as opposition parties demand answers.
Pedro Sánchez urged a national agreement on climate action during his visit to Los Gallardos, Almería, where a deadly wildfire has prompted coordinated efforts from all levels of government. The call comes as climate risks intensify.
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 signaled a rare moment of unity.
Spain is set to face another extreme heatwave next week, with forecasts indicating temperatures could exceed 45°C in some areas. Experts warn of heightened risks for vulnerable groups and urge caution.
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.
A 26-year-old inmate at Seville's psychiatric prison allegedly killed two cellmates overnight. The attack has renewed concerns about mental health care and safety in Spanish penitentiaries. Authorities have launched an investigation.
