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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.
Zaragoza Faces Intense Heat as Temperatures Reach 38°C This Saturday
Zaragoza will see a sharp rise in temperatures this Saturday, with highs of 38°C and no rain expected. Residents are advised to prepare for dry, windy conditions and take precautions against the heat.
Yellow Alert Issued for Zaragoza as Storms and Rain Threaten Sunday Plans
The State Meteorological Agency has activated a yellow alert for storms and rain in Zaragoza. Sunday will bring variable skies, possible downpours, and a drop in maximum temperatures. Residents should prepare for changing conditions.
Vox Threatens to Exit Regional Governments Over Coalition Disputes
Santiago Abascal has warned the PP that Vox may leave regional governments if coalition deals are not strictly followed. The party also unveiled a deregulation plan inspired by Argentina’s Milei. The move could impact key rules and public services.
Wildfire Threatens Aragón’s Largest Bookstore and Forces Mass Evacuations
A major wildfire in Huesca has endangered the region’s largest second-hand bookstore. Over 240 residents from several villages were evacuated as flames approached homes and businesses.
Wildfire in Tamarite de Litera Burns 4,000 Hectares as Emergency Measures Continue
A wildfire in Tamarite de Litera has damaged over 4,000 hectares, mainly farmland and scrub. Authorities maintain a large emergency response. Restrictions and evacuations remain in place as high temperatures persist.
Wild Boar Now Cause Most Road Accidents in Spain, Surpassing Dogs and Cats
Collisions with animals on Spanish roads have reached a record high, with wild boar and roe deer responsible for nearly three-quarters of all incidents. The latest DGT report highlights a growing safety challenge, especially outside major highways.
Wildfire in Huesca Forces Evacuation of Three Villages as 2,500 Hectares Burn
A major wildfire near Tamarite (Huesca) has already destroyed 2,500 hectares. Three villages have been evacuated as emergency services work to control the flames. The fire perimeter could reach 4,400 hectares.
Atlantic Air Mass Ends Heatwave as Storm Alerts Issued in Northern Spain
A cold Atlantic front brings an end to Spain’s heatwave, but storm alerts are now active in the north and Galicia. Several regions still face high temperatures, with some areas reaching up to 39°C.
Major Fire Forces Evacuation at La Junquera Restaurant in Zaragoza
A fast-moving fire broke out at La Junquera restaurant in Zaragoza, prompting the evacuation of 30 diners and staff. Firefighters are working to contain the flames, which are visible from the Z-40.
Supreme Court Cuts Fine for Zaragoza Bar Over Late Social Security Registration
A Zaragoza bar has been fined €4,000 for failing to register a new part-time employee with Social Security before her first shift. The Supreme Court ruled the violation was serious, not very serious, due to the job's part-time nature and the potential compatibility with unemployment benefits.
Moreno Presses Vox for Swift Agreement on Andalusian Government Formation
Juan Manuel Moreno urges Vox to finalize a deal for his investiture. The PP insists on governing alone, citing urgent budget deadlines. Left-wing parties refuse to support the process.
PP and Vox Advance Joint Agenda in Three Regional Governments
PP and Vox coalitions in Extremadura, Aragón and Castilla y León are rolling out a shared program. The focus is on tax relief, deregulation, and identity measures. Public disagreements are minimal as both parties consolidate power.
Feijóo Faces Declining Approval Despite PP’s Electoral Strength
Alberto Núñez Feijóo leads Spain’s most powerful party, but his personal ratings continue to fall. Surveys show less enthusiasm among PP voters, raising questions about his impact on the party’s prospects.
Pig Slurry Fertilizer Does Not Disrupt Soil Microbiota, Study Finds
A new scientific project in Aragón reveals that using pig slurry as fertilizer does not cause major shifts in soil microbiota when applied responsibly. The findings offer reassurance for farmers and environmentalists concerned about antibiotic resistance and soil health.
Pope Leo XIV's Visit Exposes Contradictions in Parliament's Approach to Migrants
Pope Leon XIV Condemns Migration Policy of Spain’s Right-Wing Parties. During his visit to Spain, Pope Leon XIV openly criticized the discriminatory migration policies. His call to respect the dignity of all people was met with approval in parliament, but did not change the stance of right-wing parties.
PP and Vox's plan to amend the language law sparks protests in border areas
Conflict Over Catalan Language Status Intensifies in Aragon. Aragon authorities plan to review the status of the Catalan language. The move has sparked distrust and protests in border municipalities. The initiative is facing criticism even within the PP party.
Temperature records and yellow alert issued in Galicia, Cantabria, and the Ebro Valley
Heat and Storm Warnings Issued Across Inland Spain. Yellow alerts have been issued in several Spanish regions due to high temperatures. Galicia and Cantabria are expected to see temperatures above 34°C, while the Ebro Valley may reach 36°C. In the Guadiana Valley, temperatures could climb to 38°C.
Fire at the abandoned Kalamochi station: one of the injured moved out of intensive care
Two Injured in Calamoch Fire Remain in Serious Condition. Two men injured in the fire at the old Calamoch station remain in serious condition in the hospital. One of them is being prepared for transfer out of intensive care. The Civil Guard is investigating the cause of the fire.
26 players leave the club at once, coaching staff sees new appointments
Real Zaragoza announces five new signings and major squad changes. Real Zaragoza has started the season by signing five new players and announcing the departure of 26 others. The club has refreshed its coaching staff and revealed details of the preseason preparations. Up to ten more transfers are expected.
The release of the Werva and Wound pair was part of a large-scale restoration program
Lynx Returns: New Specimens Released into the Wild in Aragon. Iberian lynxes have reappeared in the outskirts of Zaragoza. The Aragon authorities have released two new animals as part of a long-term project to restore this extinct species. The program includes technical monitoring, support for municipalities, and significant investment.
Andalusia and Valencia demand guarantees against new penalties for hiring assistants
Nearly 8,000 Foreign Assistants May Miss Out on Spanish Schools Over Fines Dispute. The program to bring foreign teaching assistants to Spanish schools is under threat. Major regions are demanding government assurances that no further fines will follow. A decision must be made by the end of June.
Major accident on the A-1223 highway: road closed, fatalities and injuries reported
Three killed in van and truck accident in Huesca. A van and a truck collided on the A-1223 highway near Ilche. Three people died and another three were injured. The road is closed and emergency services are working at the scene.
The government launches new subsidy for youth in rural areas and small towns
Young people under 35 to receive up to €15,000 for first home purchase in small towns. Spain launches a support program for young homebuyers: up to €15,000 will be granted to those who decide to buy or build their first home in towns with a population of up to 10,000. The measure aims to curb youth outflow and revitalize small towns.
How Women from Bilbao Tricked the 'Compro oro' Shop in Aragon
Two Women Arrested in Huesca for Selling Fake Gold Bars Worth €39,000. Two women from Bilbao were detained in Huesca after attempting to sell 17 counterfeit gold bars. The store lost nearly €39,000. The court released the suspects on bail and restricted them from leaving the area.
When can an owner be exempt from paying for communal services
Spanish court allows residents to skip pool maintenance fees if they don’t use it. A court in Spain has recognized the right of some residents to avoid paying for pool maintenance if they do not use it and there is an appropriate decision by the homeowners' meeting. This decision could change how expenses are handled in residential complexes with shared facilities.
Defensive mistakes and controversial moments decide the outcome at Ibercaja Estadio
Zaragoza relegated from professional football after dramatic finish against Málaga. Zaragoza ends the season with relegation from the professional league. Málaga retains their playoff chances despite a tense finale. The match saw a large crowd and high drama.
Fatal Incident on Mountain Descent in Aragon: Details of the Rescue Operation
Finnish Tourist Dies After 500-Meter Fall on Pico Balaitús. A 42-year-old tourist from Finland has died in the Pyrenees after falling from a height. Her companion was unharmed. Nine rescue operations were carried out in the region over the week.
A simple way to stop Vespa velutina before new nests appear has been found in Alcañiz
In Aragon, Asian wasps are caught with plastic bottles: saving bees and crops. In Alcañiz, on the banks of the Guadalupe, 62 Asian wasp queens were captured in a month using homemade plastic bottle traps. This approach helps protect local bees and restrain the spread of a dangerous species without harming the ecosystem.
Ibercaja Stadium becomes a symbol of failure: what's next for the club and its owners
Real Zaragoza relegated to Spanish third division for the first time in 77 years. Real Zaragoza departs professional football and moves to the Primera RFEF. The club faces financial losses and a mass exodus of players. Fans are demanding changes in the management.
LaLiga Hypermotion relegation zone remains tense with two rounds to go
Six LaLiga Hypermotion Clubs Fighting for Survival: Who Is at Risk of Relegation. Six teams in LaLiga Hypermotion are on the brink of relegation. With two rounds left in the season, none of the outsiders have secured their place. The fate of these spots will be determined in head-to-head matches and by additional tiebreakers.
Three tough rivals and a new coach: what's ahead for Casademont Zaragoza in the fight for survival
Casademont Zaragoza on the Brink of Relegation: Decisive Matches in Six Days. Casademont Zaragoza faces the risk of losing its place in the Endesa League. The club has three matches in six days ahead, starting with UCAM Murcia. Their future in the league and the fate of the team are at stake.
Why Young People and Rural Regions Are Moving Away from Traditional Left-Wing Politics
Left-Wing Electorate in Spain Loses Motivation Amid New Challenges. Spain is witnessing fatigue among supporters of left-wing parties. Young people and rural residents are increasingly voting for right-wing forces. Experts note that new social challenges are not being addressed in current politics.
Euroquímica ends production of legendary soap in Aragon after half a century
Lagarto Factory in Zaragoza Closes: Production and Workers Relocate to Toledo. The historic Lagarto factory in Zaragoza shuts down after 50 years. Production and staff are being transferred to Toledo, with the future of 30 employees still uncertain. The decision comes as part of the company's restructuring.
Spain and Portugal report the best Iberian lynx breeding season in years
Iberian Lynx: 31 Cubs and Record-Breaking Success of the Rescue Program. In 2026, 31 Iberian lynx cubs were born at Spain’s El Acebuche and Zarza de Granadilla centers— the best result in recent years. The species recovery program is showing record effectiveness and offers hope for the predator’s return to the wild.
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