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PP Regions to Attend Crisis Meeting on Ceuta Minors Despite Vox Boycott
PP-governed regions will join the first technical meeting with Minister Sira Rego on the Ceuta minors crisis. Vox, controlling key regions, rejects participation. The Senate keeps up pressure on the government for answers.
Daughter and Partner Arrested in Double Homicide of Tauste Couple
A daughter and her partner have been arrested in connection with the violent deaths of Javier Sánchez and Esther Latorre in Tauste. The Guardia Civil continues to investigate the double homicide. The suspects will appear before the court in Ejea de los Caballeros.
Six Eclipse Glasses Models Pulled from Spanish Market over Eye Injury Risk
Spanish authorities have banned six brands of solar eclipse glasses after safety checks revealed a risk of eye injury. The recall affects products sold in Madrid, Galicia, Castilla y León, La Rioja and Aragón.
Severe Storms Hit Northern Spain as Heat Persists in the South
A cold air mass triggers intense storms in northern Spain, with hail and strong winds in Navarra and Aragón. Meanwhile, southern and eastern regions continue to face extreme heat, with temperatures nearing 40°C.
Raúl Fernández Claims Victory at Silverstone in Dramatic MotoGP Race
Raúl Fernández secured a decisive win at Silverstone, leading an Aprilia podium sweep. Multiple crashes shaped the race outcome. Jorge Martín remains championship leader ahead of Aragón.
Former UAGA Aragón Secretary and Wife Found Dead in Tauste Home
Javier Sánchez, ex-secretary of UAGA Aragón, and his wife were discovered dead with signs of violence in their Tauste residence. The bodies were found by the woman's relatives. The Guardia Civil is investigating the circumstances.
Severe Storms and Extreme Heat Hit Key Regions Across Spain
Spain faces a day of intense storms in the north and dangerous heat in the south and east. Authorities have issued multiple weather warnings. Key regions brace for disruption and health risks.
Total Solar Eclipse to Darken Parts of Spain on August 12
Spain will witness a total solar eclipse on August 12, the first since 1912. Only select northern areas will see full darkness. Authorities urge careful planning and strict eye protection.
Senate President Pressures Ministers Over Ceuta Crisis Absence
Senate President Pedro Rollán warns ministers of consequences if they skip hearings on Ceuta. Vox-led regions boycott a €25 million plan for unaccompanied minors. Tensions rise over government handling of migration.
Twelve Spanish Regions Face Heat Alerts as Temperatures Approach 40°C
Twelve autonomous communities are under weather alerts for extreme heat. Some areas will see temperatures near 40°C, while others face storms and heavy rain. Authorities warn of strong winds and possible hail.
Aarón Palacio Triumphs in Marbella with Three Ears at Corrida de los Candiles
Aarón Palacio achieved a major breakthrough in Marbella, cutting three ears at the Corrida de los Candiles. He shared the spotlight with Morante de la Puebla and Manzanares. The event drew strong crowds and renewed interest in bullfighting.
Spain Prepares for First Total Solar Eclipse of the Century
On 12 August 2026, Spain will witness its first total solar eclipse of the 21st century. The event will be visible across much of the country, drawing global attention and requiring careful preparation for safe viewing.
Biescas Marks 30 Years Since Deadly Camping Flood Without Official Events
Thirty years after the Biescas camping flood that killed 87, the town avoids public commemoration. Survivors and locals still grapple with the trauma, while legal and safety changes shape the region.
PP Agrees to Enforce Law on Migrant Minors Amid Ceuta Crisis
Spain’s government is moving forward with the redistribution of unaccompanied migrant minors. The PP, after months of resistance, now pledges to comply with the law. Ceuta’s shelters are overwhelmed, forcing urgent action.
Ceuta Faces Ongoing Pressure as Migrant Crisis Overwhelms City
Ceuta remains under strain after thousands crossed from Morocco. Overcrowded shelters and the fate of unaccompanied minors fuel tension between regions and Madrid. Local services are stretched far beyond capacity.
Vox Maintains Coalition with PP Despite Mandatory Migrant Minor Relocation
Vox will not break its coalition with the PP in key regions, even as new rules force the relocation of over 1,100 unaccompanied migrant minors from Ceuta. The party demands strict legal resistance and tighter controls.
Regional Tensions Rise as Ceuta Migrant Crisis Tests PP-Vox Pacts
The arrival of over 1,200 migrant minors in Ceuta has forced PP-led regions to balance legal obligations with political deals. Regional leaders face pressure as resources run thin and Vox demands a hard line.
Over 1,750 Unaccompanied Minors Relocated from Ceuta, Melilla and Canary Islands
Spain’s solidarity relocation system has moved more than 1,750 migrant minors from Ceuta, Melilla and the Canary Islands to mainland regions. The process, launched last year, now faces severe strain in Ceuta amid a surge in arrivals.
Nvidia CEO: Data Centre Boom Drives Soaring Demand for Skilled Trades
Jensen Huang, CEO of Nvidia, says hundreds of thousands of skilled tradespeople will be needed to build the infrastructure for artificial intelligence. As Spain already faces shortages in these professions, the surge in data centre construction is set to intensify competition for qualified workers.
Heat Alerts Remain as Temperatures Drop and Storms Hit Northeast Spain
Spain sees a drop in maximum temperatures as a new front brings rain to the northwest. Despite this, heat warnings persist in the south and east. Gran Canaria remains under red alert for extreme temperatures.
Aemet Warns of Intense Storms and Hail as Heatwave Ends
Spain’s record heatwave is fading as an Atlantic front arrives. Aemet forecasts strong storms and hail, especially in the northeast. Five regions remain on alert for high temperatures despite the cooling trend.
Spanish law allows dismissal for vacationing while on sick leave
Employees in Spain risk dismissal without compensation if they travel during sick leave and their actions hinder recovery or breach trust. The law does not ban travel, but consequences depend on medical compatibility and court interpretation.
Aemet Confirms End of Heatwave as Storms Approach Northern Spain
Spain's heatwave is winding down, with Aemet forecasting a shift to more typical summer temperatures. A trough will bring storms and rain to the north, affecting daily life and travel in several regions.
Guardia Civil Identifies Suspect in Shooting of Four Stray Cats in Teruel
After nine months, Guardia Civil traced the killing of four stray cats in Teruel to a local hunter. The investigation relied on ballistic tests and veterinary autopsies. The case highlights growing attention to animal cruelty in rural Spain.
Storm Clouds and Hail Threaten Eastern Spain Amid Intense Heatwave
Severe storms are set to hit eastern Spain during the ongoing heatwave. Intense showers, strong winds and hail are expected in several regions. Authorities warn of increased fire risk and unstable weather.
Aragon Farms Turn Manure Lagoons Into Floating Solar Power Plants
A livestock farm in Tauste, Zaragoza, has installed floating solar panels on its manure lagoon, targeting a 53% reduction in electricity use and lower gas emissions. The project uses existing space to generate renewable energy without taking up extra land.
Repsol’s Pink Fuel Pumps Signal a Shift in Spanish Mobility
Bright pink fuel pumps have started to appear at Repsol stations across Spain, offering drivers a new 100% renewable alternative to traditional petrol and diesel. The move marks a significant step in the country’s transition toward cleaner mobility, with practical implications for motorists and the energy sector.
Jorge Lorenzo Reveals Why Marc Márquez Is MotoGP’s Biggest Threat
Jorge Lorenzo believes Marc Márquez holds a decisive advantage on left-handed circuits as the MotoGP title fight intensifies. With just 18 points separating Márquez from the top, Lorenzo’s analysis highlights where the championship could be won or lost.
Zaragoza Faces Cooler Temperatures and Scattered Showers This Saturday
Zaragoza will see a sharp fall in maximum temperatures this Saturday. Brief rain and isolated storms are forecast for the afternoon. The AEMET warns of changing skies and cooler conditions across the region.
AEMET Warns of Intense Storms and Hail as Heatwave Fades
Spain’s record heatwave is ending, but AEMET warns of a new threat. A cold air mass will trigger severe storms, hail, and strong winds, especially in the north and northeast. Temperatures will drop sharply in many regions.
Spain Races to Clear Backlog as Migration Cases Near 1.2 Million
Spain’s migration authorities call in extranjería offices to tackle a surge in regularization requests. Nearly 1.2 million migrants await decisions. Delays threaten legal status and jobs as deadlines loom.
Sharp Drop in Temperatures and Rainfall to Hit Spain This Weekend
A cold front from the northwest will bring a marked drop in temperatures and rain to northern Spain. After days of extreme heat, many regions will see temporary relief. The change will be brief, with warmer weather expected to return soon.
Stellantis and CATL Launch €4.1 Billion Battery Gigafactory in Zaragoza
A major battery gigafactory backed by Stellantis and CATL is set to transform Zaragoza, with €4.1 billion invested and 4,000 new jobs promised. The plant aims to produce one million batteries annually by 2028, boosting Spain's role in electric mobility.
AEMET Warns of Heatwave and Storms as Spain Faces Extreme Temperatures
Spain is under a new heatwave alert, with AEMET forecasting highs above 40°C in several regions. Local storms and tropical nights are expected, especially in the south and east. Weather conditions will vary sharply across the country.
Catalonia’s Renewable Energy Share Drops as Imports from Aragón Surge
Catalonia is importing more electricity from Aragón than it generates from renewables. The region’s green energy share fell to 15.3% in 2025, widening the gap to its 2030 targets. Nuclear remains dominant.
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