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Why doctors are demanding change and what’s really behind their protest

Doctors Across Spain to Strike in January in Dispute Over Status. Doctors in Spain are preparing a major strike in January, demanding a distinct professional status and improved working conditions. The conflict with the Ministry of Health is intensifying.

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What secrets is Sánchez’s former ally hiding ahead of crucial questioning

Francisco Salazar to testify on Koldo case in Senate before Aragon elections. Francisco Salazar has been summoned to the Senate over the Koldo case. His questioning will take place before the elections in Aragon. The focus is on possible corruption and ties to the PSOE leadership.

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Why is all of Europe watching the skies over Aragón this summer

Spain prepares for a rare total solar eclipse in August 2026. Spain is set for a unique astronomical event in August 2026. For the first time in a century, a total solar eclipse will pass over Aragón. Tourists and scientists are already reserving spots to witness it.

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Will the capital turn white on the night of gifts and wonders

Snowfall in Madrid How the Kings' Arrival Becomes a Winter Fairy Tale. Snowfall is expected in Madrid and other regions of Spain Meteorologists issue yellow and orange weather alerts Find out how the weather will change during the Kings' visit

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Will the capital turn white on this magical night of gifts and wonders

Snowfall in Madrid How the Arrival of the Kings Will Turn Into a Winter Fairytale. Snowfall is forecast for Madrid and other regions of Spain Meteorologists issue yellow and orange weather warnings Find out how the weather will change during the Kings' visit

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Who will seek revenge in the 2026 Battle for Aragón

Political duel in Aragon Azcón and Alegría face off again as elections approach. A new political standoff is brewing in Aragon Azcón and Alegría are set for another electoral showdown Their contest will shape the future of the region and their parties

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What are politicians hiding in their messages during the Valencia disaster

Feijóo to submit his messages to Mazón to court over Valencia tragedy case. Alberto Núñez Feijóo has agreed to disclose his messages to Mazón in the DANA case. The court demands the complete exchange from the day of the tragedy. Unexpected political consequences may follow.

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What cities will be plunged into total darkness and what other sky phenomena await this summer

Spain prepares for rare solar eclipse and historic space achievements in 2026. In August 2026, Spain will witness a total solar eclipse. The country is preparing for its first orbital rocket launch and new satellites. The coming year promises to be a landmark for science and technology.

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A mysterious story in the Urdiceto mountains keeps search teams on edge

Major search operation underway in the Pyrenees after avalanche as tourist missing. Rescuers are searching for a tourist trapped by an avalanche in the Urdiceto mountains, Huesca province. The operation is now in its second day. Details of the incident have gripped the attention of Spain.

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What surprising moves is the Spanish government planning for 2026

Sánchez instructs ministers to develop social initiatives bypassing Congress. Pedro Sánchez is demanding new social measures from his ministers. They are to be implemented without the approval of Congress. The government is seeking ways to restore public trust.

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What unexpected events will January bring to Spain's regions this winter

Frost and Unexpected Snowfalls on Plains Await Spain in Early 2026. In January 2026, Spain is expected to face a sharp drop in temperatures and snow even at low altitudes. Meteorologists warn of possible shifts in weather patterns. Stay tuned for updates.

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Secrets of the Paradores Archives—What Was Erased After That Scandalous Night

Paradores does not retain data on potential Ábalos party in Teruel in 2020. Paradores has officially stated it has no information on Ábalos' stay in Teruel. The reason given is the expiry of the data retention period. Details of the former minister’s visit raise new questions.

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What new sights will your telescope reveal this December and January

Top Winter 2025 Telescope Targets for Beginners. Got your first telescope? The winter sky has some dazzling surprises in store. The Moon, Jupiter, and iconic nebulae are waiting for you. Discover the cosmos step by step—take your time and enjoy the view.

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Castle Land or Gothic Kingdom? The Surprising Origin of the Name Catalonia

The Origin of the Name Catalonia and the Secrets Hidden Within. The name Catalonia holds many secrets. Its origins remain a subject of debate. There are several intriguing theories, each shedding light on the region's rich history. Discover all the versions behind this name.

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Where to escape from the capital for a weekend without crowds or extra costs

Forgotten Ovila Monastery Unique Ruins Near Madrid. Just two hours from Madrid you’ll discover an abandoned monastery steeped in centuries-old secrets An ideal spot for a cultural getaway Uncover its fascinating history

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Time is running out — how not to lose your balance in the Volveremos program

Aragon Residents Have Just Days Left to Use Volveremos Bonuses. More than €2.6 million remain in Volveremos accounts in Aragón. These funds must be spent by December 31. After this date, the bonuses will expire permanently.

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Volveremos in Argonne — How to Keep Your Balance in December

Zaragoza Residents Rush to Spend Volveremos Bonuses Before Year-End. The Volveremos program is active in Zaragoza and 61 municipalities. Over €2.1 million in bonuses are waiting to be claimed. Use your bonuses before December 31, or they’ll expire.

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Spanish university launches unique program on consciousness studies – A new era for mind science

Zaragoza Launches Spain’s First Chair in Contemplative Science and Neuroscience. The University of Zaragoza has launched a Chair in Contemplative Science, bringing together neuroscience, psychology, and mindfulness practices. This new initiative promises to transform approaches to mental health and education.

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Where is skiing cheapest in Spain? And where is the most expensive resort

Ski Resort Prices in Spain for the 2025-2026 Season: From 53 to 172 Euros. The 2025-2026 ski season opens with significant price differences across resorts. The most affordable options are found in Castilla y León, while Aragón offers the priciest packages. Find out where to get the best value for your winter getaway.

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Snow-Covered Roofs and Spy Secrets: Discover Spain’s Fairy-Tale Village

Aragon Has Its Own Switzerland: An Alpine Village for the Perfect Christmas. It looks just like the Alps. But it's Spain. Stone houses beneath the snow. A luxurious hotel housed in the old train station. Discover this hidden corner of the Pyrenees—you’re in for a surprise.

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Political Crisis in Aragon — What’s Next for the Region After Parliament Dissolution

Snap Elections in Aragon Scheduled for February 8 — Azcón Explains the Reasons. The President of Aragon has announced elections will be held on February 8. The decision comes after failed budget negotiations. The region faces a tense election campaign.

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PSOE ready to cooperate with Azcón's government — but demands reforms

Pilar Alegría Offers Conditional Budget Support to Aragon’s PP. Pilar Alegría has announced PSOE’s readiness to support Aragon’s 2026 budget. The Socialists have set several conditions: improvements in healthcare, education, and the tramway extension. The decision could impact the region’s political balance.

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Why Ayuso Is Becoming a Key Figure for the Right—Unexpected Details

Isabel Díaz Ayuso Surpasses Feijóo in Popularity Among All Voter Groups. None of Spain's 15 leading politicians has secured public approval. Ayuso consistently outpaces Feijóo in all metrics. See how the country’s political landscape is shifting.

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Why the Unique Frescoes Have Not Yet Returned to Aragon – Details of the Ongoing Dispute

Legal Battle Over Sijena Frescoes Continues Six Months After Court Ruling. A court ordered the return of the Sijena monastery frescoes from Barcelona to Aragón. Six months later, the artworks remain in place as disputes over preservation and complex technical issues persist.

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Discover Aragon’s Hidden Gem: Affordable Wellness and Relaxation Awaits

Why You Should Visit the Ariño Thermal Resort in Teruel This Summer. Ariño in Teruel is the perfect place to recharge. With its cozy thermal resort, fresh air, and tranquility, it's no wonder visitors return again and again. Discover what makes this spot so irresistible.

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Why Small Festivals Are Emerging as Alternatives to Massive Shows – An Insider’s Perspective

How Microfestivals Are Transforming the Cultural Life of Spanish Cities and Villages. Microfestivals in Spain prove that music can bring people together and support local communities. They offer an alternative to mass events and are reshaping the cultural landscape. Discover how this new approach works.

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This hidden gem of Rioja will win you over. The perfect autumn getaway

Brinas: An Autumn Escape to the Heart of La Rioja Wine Country. Discover Brinas, a quiet town in the Rioja region. Experience peaceful autumn vineyards and savor exquisite local cuisine. The perfect getaway from the hustle and bustle.

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Four hotels in Aragon have lost their licenses — what caused it

Aragon Authorities Revoke Licenses of Four Hotels Housing Migrants. Four hotels in Aragon have lost their licenses after housing migrants. Authorities claim the hotels no longer meet tourism standards. The decision has sparked controversy among hotel owners and the public.

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This town in Teruel has earned a prestigious status. Its landscapes are truly unique

A New Magical Town With a Unique Landscape Emerges in Aragon. Aragon has gained a new gem. This town has been designated as 'magical,' and its landscapes are truly breathtaking. Find out why you should visit it right away.

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Major Recruitment Drive in the Public Sector — A Chance for Thousands of Applicants

Spain Announces 1,349 New High-Paying Civil Service Positions. A large-scale recruitment drive has begun for Spain's public sector, with 1,349 new positions available across various fields. Competition is fierce, but many still have a chance.

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Dangerous product pulled from stores – what consumers should do

Salmonella Found in CONSUM Chicken Burger Mince in Spain. Salmonella has been detected in CONSUM chicken burger mince. The product has been removed from store shelves, but some batches may have reached consumers. Learn how to protect yourself and your family.

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Mass Rally in Madrid — Pressure on Socialists and an Attempt to Mobilize the Regions

Feijóo Urges PP Supporters to Protest PSOE Corruption Without Vox Involvement. The PP leader launches a major demonstration in Madrid against corruption scandals in the PSOE. Feijóo calls for full backing from regional party structures and hints at a possible change of government. Vox distances itself from the protest.

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Discover Teruel's hidden gem for winter chills—a secret spot off the beaten path

Discover This Hidden Corner of Aragón for an Autumn Escape. Looking for solitude this autumn? Head to the mountains of Teruel, where breathtaking golden forests await. Explore Sierra de Gúdar, a region still largely undiscovered by tourists. Enjoy true tranquility and pristine nature.

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Former Socialist leaders oppose alliances with separatists – Senate becomes a battleground for sharp debates

PSOE Veterans Hold High-Profile Memorial for Lambán, Criticize Party's Current Direction. A memorial was held for Javier Lambán in the Senate. PSOE veterans openly condemned the current leadership. They criticized the party’s alliances with Catalan and Basque parties.

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How a Small Eatery in the Pyrenees Became a Culinary Sensation – The Success Story of Casa Rubén

Michelin Star Awarded to Restaurant in 11-Person Village: Casa Rubén Astonishes Spain. Casa Rubén in Hospital de Tella has earned its first Michelin star. This mountain restaurant impressed experts with its unique blend of tradition and signature cuisine. Discover what made it win over the Michelin jury.

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