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Spain has seen 272000 evictions under Pedro Sánchez
More than 272000 families have been evicted in Spain since 2018. Rental arrears account for most cases, and courts may now resume launches after legal protections ended.
Atlantic storm to end Spain's record heat
Spain’s long, hot September is about to break. A powerful Atlantic storm is moving in, set to bring rain and a sharp drop in temperatures. Meteorologists warn that explosive cyclogenesis could flip the country’s weather in just days.
Ayuso turns Maricarmen eviction into a national housing fight
Isabel Díaz Ayuso defended Maricarmen's eviction as a court-ordered action. She blamed Pedro Sánchez for Spain's housing failures and for protests that she says are becoming more violent.
Spain weighs newborn screening for inherited high cholesterol
Spain is considering newborn screening for familial hypercholesterolaemia. A low-cost test could identify affected children and prompt checks for relatives before heart disease appears.
Eva González revives the Bardot fringe after twenty years
Eva González has brought back the Bardot fringe on La Voz, a style she wore at the start of her career. This time, the look is sharper and fits her current image, showing how old trends can come back in new ways.
Warmth and rain shape Spain’s autumn, holding off winter’s chill
Spain’s autumn starts with warm days and unpredictable rain. The first real cold is still far off, with forecasts pointing to late snow and a patchwork of weather. The west and south are set for heavier showers.
Ceuta's migrant children trapped between protection and political deadlock
Hundreds of unaccompanied minors remain on Ceuta's streets. Delays in identifying them are blocking access to protection and driving a dispute over transfers to mainland Spain.
CULTUR.ALH turns Granada into a weeklong avant-garde laboratory
CULTUR.ALH has opened in Granada with a tribute to Gata Cattana. More than 60 authors and 30 free events will fill the city from 21 to 27 September.
Málaga swelters as autumn heatwave pushes temperatures past 35°C
Autumn is here on paper, but Málaga is stuck in a heatwave. Temperatures are hitting 35°C inland, and meteorologists say the heat will last at least until mid-October.
Heatwave returns as temperatures soar past 35 degrees in Spain
Spain is bracing for another burst of heat as the veranillo de San Miguel pushes temperatures above 35°C in several regions. Clear skies and calm weather will dominate, but some areas will see tropical nights and local changes.
Anna Padilla reveals her romantic Inuñez wedding dress
Anna Padilla has revealed the first of the two wedding dresses she chose for her ceremony. The Inuñez design pairs a romantic shape with hand-worked textures and a three-panel silk train.
Seville archbishop tells Life Teen leaders to keep sowing faith
José Ángel Saiz Meneses called on Life Teen España leaders to persevere, even when results take time. Around 80 catechists gathered in Seville to renew their mission among teenagers.
Lucas González unveils his new nose after challenging reconstruction
Lucas González has revealed the results of his recent nasal reconstruction, opening up about the demanding procedure and his ongoing recovery. After years of complications and public attention, the artist begins a new chapter with a nose that closely matches his original appearance.
Granada under yellow alert: heavy rain and storms expected for two days
Granada is set for a sudden bout of intense rain, with the State Meteorological Agency activating a yellow alert. The warning covers the capital and much of the province, with storms likely to disrupt daily routines for 48 hours.
Socialist mayors break ranks over Ceuta crisis
The Ceuta crisis has triggered a rare public split within Spain’s ruling PSOE. Local socialist leaders are now openly defying Pedro Sánchez, exposing deep fractures ahead of next year’s elections.
Villarreal claims first win as Málaga falters at home
Villarreal snapped their winless run with a convincing 3-1 win over Málaga, who looked outmatched in their new division. The match highlighted the gulf in quality and left Málaga facing tough questions about their readiness.
Villarreal ends winless run with comeback victory in Málaga
Villarreal came from behind to beat Málaga 3-1, snapping their winless streak and leaving Málaga still searching for a first top-flight win since promotion.
Miguel Poveda Brings Lorca's Voice to Life on El perro andaluz
Miguel Poveda steps into the world of Federico García Lorca on El perro andaluz, joined by Manu Sánchez and María Galiana. The episode promises a blend of music, literature, and sharp political analysis, with Lorca’s poetry at its heart.
Villarreal comes from behind to beat Málaga 3-1 at La Rosaleda
Villarreal picked up their first victory of the season with a 3-1 win in Málaga. After falling behind early, Gueye scored twice and Moleiro added another to turn the match around in front of more than 28,000 fans.
Granada under yellow alert as storms break summer heat
Granada faces a yellow alert for storms and rain this Thursday, with forecasts calling for a sharp drop in temperatures and unsettled skies. Residents should expect a quick change from calm mornings to afternoon showers and possible thunderstorms.
Seville Wakes to Clouds Before Weekend Heat Intensifies
Seville starts the day under thick clouds and a mild breeze, but the sun is expected to break through by midday. With highs of 33°C and a slight chance of storms later, the weekend will bring even hotter, sunnier weather.
Almería Port to Open Dedicated Cruise Terminal by Early 2027
A purpose-built cruise terminal is set to transform the passenger experience at the Port of Almería. With construction awarded and a clear timeline, the project signals a strategic push to capture the growing cruise market and modernize port infrastructure.
Granada rattled by new earthquake as region's nerves remain frayed
A 3.1-magnitude earthquake shook Granada and nearby towns early Wednesday, unsettling residents just as emergency measures were being eased. The tremor comes a month after the start of a seismic swarm that has brought over 1,700 quakes since August.
Granada rattled by new earthquake as tremors continue
A 3.1-magnitude earthquake struck near Churriana de la Vega at 9:54 am, shaking Granada and nearby towns. The tremor comes after a series of smaller quakes and just days after authorities ended the regional emergency plan.
María Jesús Montero presses the Junta on earthquake aid in Granada
During a visit to Zaidín, María Jesús Montero highlighted the central government's quick disaster response after August's earthquakes and criticized the Junta de Andalucía for delays and unclear aid commitments.
Spain faces severe weather as orange alerts issued nationwide
Spain braces for a turbulent Wednesday as the national weather agency issues orange alerts for storms and heavy rain. From Madrid to Valencia, millions are set to experience dramatic shifts in temperature, strong winds, and the risk of flooding.
Cayetano Rivera turns to painting as family feud with Fran intensifies
Cayetano Rivera has stepped back from the public dispute with his brother Fran, channeling his energy into painting. His recent appearance at an art session marks a new direction, even as the family conflict continues in the background.
School transport collapse leaves over one thousand stranded in Jaén
More than 1,600 students in Jaén lost access to school buses after failed contracts. The regional government urges parents to use private cars or taxis. Families and transport companies reject the solution, demanding urgent action.
Fatal fire devastates migrant settlement in Lucena del Puerto
A 36-year-old Malian man died after a fire swept through over 80 makeshift homes in Lucena del Puerto. Emergency services responded rapidly. The incident exposes the ongoing risks faced by migrant workers in Huelva.
Rotting octopus cargo finally cleared after weeks of stench on Cádiz highway
A burned-out truck carrying 25 tons of octopus sat for nearly a month on the A-381, leaving drivers to deal with the smell and raising questions about insurance and public safety.
Man arrested after fatal fight with brother over fifty euros in Torreblanca
A man was killed after being stabbed in the neck during a fight with his brother in Torreblanca, reportedly sparked by an argument over fifty euros. Police have arrested the suspect, who now awaits a court decision.
Cayetano Rivera steps away from family feud to focus on art
After a public dispute with his brother Fran, Cayetano Rivera has withdrawn from the spotlight. He now spends his time painting and with family, steering clear of further comment on the Goyesca controversy. His silence marks a shift in the Rivera family dynamic.
SEPE Opens Over Fifty Free Courses for Young Jobseekers
More than fifty free courses are now open for young people aged 16 to 29 across Spain. SEPE and EOI are offering specialized training in fields like data analytics, cybersecurity, and digital marketing, with both online and in-person options starting this autumn.
Spain recalls five barbecue and chimichurri sauces over hidden gluten risk
Spanish health officials have recalled five types of barbecue and chimichurri sauces sold under Dumt’s and Vulpi brands after undeclared gluten was found in multiple batches. The alert now affects eight autonomous communities, and consumers with gluten intolerance are urged to check batch numbers before using these products.
Imserso Offers 7,447 Ultra Low-Cost Trips for Spain’s Poorest Pensioners
Imserso has launched 7,447 subsidized holiday packages at just 50 euros for Spain’s most financially vulnerable pensioners. Strict eligibility and regional quotas mean not every low-income retiree will secure a spot, despite high demand and a surge in applications.
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