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Vox Appeals to Supreme Court After Electoral Board Rejects Expat Voting Ban
Vox challenges the Central Electoral Board’s refusal to suspend postal voting for Spaniards abroad. The party intensifies its campaign against the Law of Grandchildren, citing risks to the electoral roll and legal uncertainty.
Evacuated Residents Begin Return After Devastating Orés Wildfire
Over 1,000 people from six villages were forced out by a wildfire in Zaragoza. Authorities now allow phased returns as basic services are restored. The fire destroyed more than 14,000 hectares and left lasting damage.
Wildfire in Orés Stabilized After Five Days, Evacuations Remain
The wildfire in Cinco Villas, Zaragoza, has stopped spreading after burning 15,000 hectares. Authorities maintain evacuations in five towns. Over 450 personnel continue efforts to secure the area.
Wildfire in Cinco Villas Halts Spread but Remains Unstable
The wildfire in Cinco Villas has burned 16,000 hectares and forced evacuations in five villages. Authorities report the fire is no longer spreading rapidly, but it is not yet under control. Alternative accommodation is being offered to those displaced.
Spanish Left Faces Ongoing Fragmentation Despite Calls for Unity
Five months after the 'vía Rufián' push, Spain's left remains divided. Key parties have not expanded their alliance. New splits and stalled talks raise doubts about unity before the next elections.
Wildfire in Orés Burns Over 15,400 Hectares and Forces Evacuations
A major wildfire in Orés, Zaragoza, has destroyed more than 15,400 hectares. Seven villages remain evacuated, with three more on alert. Authorities describe the situation as one of the most challenging in recent years.
Wildfire in Las Cinco Villas Burns 15,400 Hectares and Threatens Towns
A major wildfire in Zaragoza province has destroyed over 15,000 hectares. Several towns remain at risk as emergency services intensify efforts. Authorities focus on protecting residents and updating containment strategies.
Eight Spanish Regions Face Extreme Wildfire Risk Amid Ongoing Blazes
Eight autonomous communities in Spain are now at the highest wildfire risk. Fires in Zaragoza and Guadalajara have forced evacuations and destroyed thousands of hectares. Authorities stabilize the Árchez blaze in Málaga.
Cinco Villas Wildfire Remains Uncontrolled as Winds Complicate Response
The wildfire in Cinco Villas has burned for three days, driven by shifting winds and rough terrain. Fire crews have kept flames from reaching Luesia homes. Several nearby towns remain on alert, with no new evacuations.
Wildfire in Cinco Villas Becomes Spain's Largest Blaze of the Year
A wildfire in Zaragoza's Cinco Villas has burned nearly 12,000 hectares. Six towns have been evacuated and over 1,100 people affected. Authorities warn the fire remains uncontrolled and the risk of spread is high.
Real Zaragoza Launches Ambitious Long-Term Project to Restore Club Identity
Real Zaragoza’s new management is set to unveil a season ticket campaign and invest in the club’s youth academy. The leadership promises a full commitment of resources and a focus on rebuilding the club’s identity.
Bobby Aitkenhead Unveils Long-Term Investment Plan for Real Zaragoza
A.GAIN's Bobby Aitkenhead has outlined a new direction for Real Zaragoza. The plan includes a €22 million capital increase and a shift in club leadership. Key changes aim to secure the club's future.
Uncastillo Evacuated as Wildfire Forces Fifth Town to Flee in Zaragoza
Authorities in Aragón have ordered the evacuation of Uncastillo. The wildfire has already destroyed over 4,500 hectares. Residents are being relocated as the fire continues to spread.
Wildfire in Zaragoza Reaches Urban Area and Destroys Over 4,500 Hectares
A major wildfire in Zaragoza has swept into the town of Asín, damaging homes and forcing evacuations. Over 4,500 hectares have burned. Authorities warn of worsening conditions due to wind and low humidity.
Congress Extends Vito Quiles’ Suspension, Threatening Press Access
The Spanish Congress has imposed another month-long suspension on Vito Zoppellari Quiles’ press accreditation. This move follows repeated serious violations and brings him closer to a permanent ban. The decision also affects another journalist.
AI Data Centers Could Consume Water Equal to 1.3 Billion People by 2030
Artificial intelligence is driving a surge in water and electricity demand at data centers worldwide. A new UN report warns that by 2030, AI infrastructure could use as much water as the annual domestic needs of 1.3 billion people. The environmental cost is forcing a debate on transparency and resource management.
Wildfires Force Lockdown in Teruel and Tarragona as UME Deployed
Major wildfires in Teruel and Tarragona have triggered emergency alerts and forced the confinement of 2,500 residents. Authorities have called in the Unidad Militar de Emergencias and closed key roads as flames advance.
Wildfire in Castillonroy Burns 400 Hectares in 12 Hours
A new wildfire in Castillonroy, Huesca, has destroyed 400 hectares overnight. Authorities issued a confinement alert and closed key roads. The region faces its fourth major fire this summer.
Princess Leonor Offers Unscheduled Support to Infanta Sofía in Zaragoza
Infanta Sofía delivers her first solo speech in Zaragoza, joined by Princess Leonor. The event highlights a new phase of royal duties and growing public roles for both sisters.
Supreme Court Blocks EU Referral on Spain’s Migrant Regularization
Spain’s Supreme Court has declined to suspend the government’s extraordinary migrant regularization or consult the EU Court. The move keeps the process active for over a million applicants amid ongoing legal challenges.
Uncertainty Grows Over Civil War Museum Plans in Teruel
The future of Teruel's Civil War museum is in question after the regional government changed the legal framework. Experts and opposition warn of possible changes to the original project. The building is ready, but the opening remains on hold.
Severe Storms and Hail Threaten Interior Regions Amid Prolonged Heat
Spain’s second summer heatwave will persist through Thursday. Afternoon storms with hail and strong winds are forecast for key inland regions. Mountain zones face the highest risk of severe weather.
PP and Vox Push for Fetal Rights in New Regional Family Laws
PP and Vox have shifted their abortion strategy, focusing on natality and fetal rights. New regional laws now recognize fetuses as family members, sparking feminist criticism and calls for further restrictions from anti-abortion groups.
Triticale Surges in Aragón as Farmers Battle Devastating Rabbit Plague
Triticale, a cross between wheat and rye, is rapidly gaining ground in Aragón. Its resilience to wild rabbits and ability to preserve more grain are changing how local farmers defend their fields from one of Spain’s most persistent agricultural threats.
Content Creator Leaves Rural Life as Financial Strain Forces Return to City
After a year in a remote Pyrenean village, Sandra is leaving behind rural solitude and economic uncertainty. The young content creator will move to Valladolid, seeking stability and a fresh start with her partner after losing both income and companionship.
Vox Gains Key Tourism and Justice Roles in New Andalusian Government
Vox secures a powerful vice-presidency in Andalusia, taking over tourism, justice, and local administration. The move gives the party a high-profile platform ahead of municipal elections and reshapes the regional power balance.
A-129 Road Acts as Firebreak, Protects Orwell Route in Leciñena Blaze
The A-129 road has played a crucial role in halting the wildfire near Leciñena. Key Civil War landmarks and thousands of hectares of pine forest remain at risk. Firefighters and local farmers continue to battle unpredictable flames.
Juan Manuel Moreno Forms Government in Andalucía with Vox Support
Juan Manuel Moreno secures a third term as president of Andalucía after reaching a coalition deal with Vox. The agreement gives Vox a key vice-presidency and includes policies Moreno previously opposed.
Maíllo Pushes for Left Unity and Rejects Temporary Alliances
Antonio Maíllo urges urgent selection of a candidate and electoral brand for the left. He rejects short-term alliances and points to PSOE’s corruption scandals as a chance for recovery. The debate intensifies ahead of the 2027 elections.
‘Horizonte’ Delivers Record-Breaking Season for Cuatro
‘Horizonte’ has achieved its highest-ever audience and share on Cuatro. Both access and prime time editions set new records, outpacing direct competitors. Regional results and key demographics highlight the program’s growing influence.
PP and Vox Seal Coalition Deal for Moreno's Investiture in Andalusia
PP and Vox have finalized a coalition agreement in Andalusia, ensuring Juan Manuel Moreno's re-election as regional president. The deal includes a 'national priority' principle for public aid, echoing similar pacts in other regions.
Lanuza’s Slate Houses Face the Floating Stage of Spain’s Most Unique Festival
Lanuza, a mountain village in Huesca, transforms each summer as Pirineos Sur brings music to its floating stage. Once abandoned, its stone and slate houses now overlook a festival that draws thousands to the heart of the Tena Valley.
Pedro Sánchez Rules Out Super Sunday, Eyes March 2027 for General Election
Pedro Sánchez has confirmed there will be no superdomingo in May. The next general election is likely in March 2027, with the political horizon now set through 2031. Local PSOE leaders had pushed for this separation.
Moreno Seeks Vox Support as Andalusian Presidency Hangs in Balance
Juan Manuel Moreno faces a crucial investiture debate in Andalusia. The PP leader needs Vox backing after falling short of a majority. Negotiations remain stalled, leaving the region’s government in suspense.
Army Corporal Dies During Night Parachute Exercise in Huesca
A Spanish Army corporal died in a night parachute jump in Huesca. The soldier had served in Iraq and was decorated for his role in Operation Balmis. The Army expressed condolences to his family and unit.
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