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Milei’s team requested a different sponsor backdrop in Madrid
The logos of Nueva Economía Fórum’s regular sponsors were visible during Javier Milei’s Madrid address, contrary to viral posts. Organisers say his cabinet requested a different backdrop arrangement; the brands did not ask to be removed.
Milei’s Madrid visit ends after insults and student protests
Javier Milei left Madrid after a visit of less than 48 hours marked by attacks on Pedro Sánchez and protests at the Universidad Rey Juan Carlos. Isabel Díaz Ayuso was his only political meeting.
Constitutional Court leaves vote dispute to Supreme Court
Spain’s Constitutional Court has declined to fast-track the Ombudsman’s request to restore voting rights for more than 163,000 people naturalised under the law of grandchildren. The issue now rests with the Supreme Court.
Sánchez revives 2010 pizza tweet after Feijóo's claim
Alberto Núñez Feijóo said a pizza order could help a squatter remain in a home for years. Pedro Sánchez answered by resurfacing a 2010 pizza tweet as the PP turned the exchange into attacks involving Begoña Gómez.
Milei's Madrid visit gives Sánchez a campaign opening
Javier Milei’s Madrid visit gave the PSOE fresh material against a possible PP-Vox government. Sánchez answered Milei’s attacks with figures on informal work and minimum wages as Isabel Díaz Ayuso greeted him with an embrace.
Cintora says Spain's leaders are removed at the ballot box
Jesús Cintora challenged Javier Milei's call to remove Spain's socialists by force and said voters decide who governs. The RTVE presenter also cited Santiago Abascal's backing and Isabel Díaz Ayuso's distinction.
Spain opens candidate filing for 29 November election
Parties and coalitions can submit their candidate lists through Monday 26 October. PSOE and Frente Amplio have agreed a joint Senate slate called 'Senado de Progreso', while PP and Vox are still discussing a possible formula.
Milei accuses Sánchez of exploiting migration for votes
Javier Milei accused Pedro Sánchez’s government of encouraging arrivals in Ceuta for electoral gain. At a Nueva Economía Fórum event, he also argued that migrants cost public finances more than they contribute.
Milei attacks Sánchez and urges expulsion of Spanish socialists
Javier Milei attacked Pedro Sánchez and urged his Madrid audience to drive socialists out by force. The Argentine president also condemned Spain’s housing and migration policies during a pre-election visit.
PSOE puts up Milei welcome banner at Ferraz headquarters
The PSOE has hung a welcome banner for Javier Milei at its Ferraz headquarters as the Argentine president visits Madrid. Pedro Sánchez responded to Milei’s use of “zurdo” by calling himself left-wing.
PP and Vox weigh Senate pact to secure three-fifths majority
PP and Vox are discussing ways to coordinate their Senate candidates for the 29 November election. A three-fifths majority would let the right appoint four Constitutional Court judges without PSOE; no agreement has been announced.
Milei's first Spain visit as president without Abascal
The Argentine president is due at Fundación Disenso during Vox's pre-campaign. Abascal is travelling between La Coruña and Avilés, while Milei's Madrid schedule includes a meeting with Isabel Díaz Ayuso.
Milei arrives in Spain without a planned Abascal meeting
Javier Milei has arrived in Spain during the pre-campaign, with no meeting planned with Santiago Abascal. His circle says he will meet Isabel Díaz Ayuso, but the Community of Madrid has not confirmed it; protests over his presence are also part of the visit.
Gabilondo seeks urgent protection for overseas voters
Ángel Gabilondo has asked the Constitutional Court to intervene before the 29 November election. The restriction affects Spaniards on the overseas electoral register, while naturalised citizens living in Spain can still vote.
Telefónica pone a la venta OnNet Fibra en Chile
Telefónica y KKR han activado la venta de OnNet Fibra, valorada entre 1.500 y 2.000 millones de dólares. El proceso no terminaría antes de 2027.
Sanchez Takes His International Fight to Spain's Election
Pedro Sanchez has called Spain's general election for 29 November. Housing will drive the campaign, while his clashes with Trump and Netanyahu give the right a case against his foreign policy.
Meningitis warning reaches only a minority of Spanish families
Only 27% of Spanish parents know meningitis can become fatal within hours. Awareness is even lower among teenagers despite the risk of lasting damage.
Palestine returns to the cultural front line
Artists have pushed Palestine back into public view. Macklemore and Susan Sarandon are among the figures facing consequences. Festivals and theatres now carry the dispute.
UK minister says Argentina cannot retake Falklands
Britain says Argentina lacks the military capacity to seize the Falkland Islands and that the UK can defend them. The warning came after Javier Milei renewed his sovereignty claim at the UN and called for negotiations over the islands.
La bola negra wins San Sebastián public prize
La bola negra has won San Sebastián's top audience prize in Perlak. The Javis' film scored 9.4 from viewers and secured a €50,000 award for its distributor.
George Russell takes pole as Carlos Sainz starts ninth in Baku
George Russell secured Mercedes' fifth pole of the season in Baku. Carlos Sainz reached Q3 for the first time in 2026, but a yellow-flag investigation could still change his starting place.
Codorníu weighs asset sales after record profit
Raventós Codorníu has posted its highest net profit while reviewing possible asset sales. Carlyle is still considering offers for a majority or minority stake.
Werner Herzog takes the spotlight at San Sebastián
San Sebastián has opened its 74th edition with Fatih Akin’s Geister. Werner Herzog received the festival’s Donostia Award as an international line-up prepared to take the red carpet.
Milei Replaces Olivos Civil Staff With Military After Economic Data Sparks Tensions
Javier Milei has ordered military personnel to take over management of the Olivos presidential residence, following the release of troubling economic data and a public attack on the press. The move has fueled concerns about his leadership and Argentina's political climate.
Argentina schedules first friendlies after Messi exit
Argentina will play three home friendlies in late September and early October. The matches mark the start of a new era after Lionel Messi's departure. The official status of these games remains unclear.
Private fossil auctions block scientific access to key prehistoric finds
A Tyrannosaurus rex skeleton sold for over 50 million dollars. Most T. rex fossils are now in private hands. Scientists warn that crucial evolutionary evidence is slipping beyond reach.
Real Madrid faces injury test in Elche as LaLiga race heats up
Real Madrid heads to Elche missing several regulars, hoping to keep pace with Barcelona in LaLiga. Broadcast times differ across Mexico, Latin America, and the USA.
Growing pistachios at home demands patience and the right climate
Home pistachio cultivation is possible but far from instant. The trees require years of waiting, careful climate checks, and precise pollination. Even with perfect conditions, the first real harvest may not arrive for half a decade.
Asturian fossil is largest Ichthyosaurus anningae found outside the UK
A two-metre marine reptile fossil found in Asturias has been identified as Ichthyosaurus anningae. This is the first time the species is confirmed outside the United Kingdom. The find redefines the Jurassic landscape of northern Spain.
Six arrested in Madrid after brutal gang attack leaves man in intensive care
Six men aged 20 to 27 have been detained in Madrid after a violent stabbing left a 33-year-old Dominican man in intensive care for two months. Police seized weapons, drugs, and gang materials during coordinated raids. The case exposes the ongoing threat of violent youth gangs in the capital.
Arturo Pérez-Reverte Watches Europe Fade, Without Illusions
At 74, Arturo Pérez-Reverte calls witnessing Europe's decline a privilege. The acclaimed author prepares to release new novels while reflecting on the erosion of the world he once knew.
Taylor Fritz knocked out of US Open after losing two-set lead
Taylor Fritz lost a two-set lead and crashed out of the US Open. Francisco Cerundolo came back to reach the fourth round. Several top seeds have already been eliminated in New York.
Madrid Emerges as European Launchpad for Latin American Fashion
Madrid is fast becoming the European base for Latin American fashion. Colombian designers and brands are opening flagship stores and joining major events. The city’s luxury districts now serve as a gateway for Latin American design.
Spain Faces Rising Support for Hardline Attitudes on Migration
A shift toward harsher views on migration is gaining ground in Spain. Political leaders and citizens increasingly question empathy-based policies. The debate now centers on whether altruism can counter this trend.
Boca Secures Dramatic Win Over Lanús With Last-Minute Goal
Boca returned to La Bombonera and clinched a crucial victory against Lanús. Álvaro Montero’s late save and Tomás Belmonte’s stoppage-time goal proved decisive. The match highlighted both individual brilliance and team struggles.
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