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Sandra Barneda y Pascalle Paerel se casan en Candeleda
Sandra Barneda and Pascalle Paerel married in Candeleda on 10 October 2026. The civil ceremony brought relatives and close friends from Spain and the Netherlands to a place tied to Barneda's home and literary work.
Barneda and Paerel marry in Ávila
Sandra Barneda and Pascalle Paerel married at Barneda’s estate in Candeleda on October 10, 2026. More than 150 guests attended a ceremony held mostly in English.
Grupo Tribuna pushes its Castilla y León app
Grupo Tribuna is steering readers toward its app for daily regional coverage. The promotion brings Castilla y León sections and Noticias 24h into one digital entry point as the seasonal vaccination campaign gets under way.
Barneda and Paerel marry at private Ávila ceremony
Around 150 guests attended the couple's 10 October 2026 wedding in Candeleda, Ávila. Barneda and Paerel kept the ceremony private while sharing selected moments online.
Barneda and Paerel Marry in Ávila
Sandra Barneda and Pascalle Paerel married in Candeleda, Ávila, on 10 October 2026. Around 150 guests were expected at the civil ceremony, where their contrasting bridal looks drew immediate attention.
Barneda and Paerel Marry in Candeleda
A civil ceremony in Candeleda marked Sandra Barneda and Pascalle Paerel’s marriage after more than four years together. Their private Ávila setting framed two bridal looks designed to complement each other.
Why Sandra Barneda chose Candeleda for her wedding
Sandra Barneda will marry Pascalle Paerel in Candeleda on October 10. About 150 guests are expected as the couple blends Spanish and Dutch traditions.
Ángel Arroyo leaves a disputed mark on Spanish cycling
Ángel Arroyo has died in Ávila at 70. His career included a Vuelta lead erased by a doping sanction and a historic second-place finish in the Tour de France.
Deadly floods hit Spain as storms trigger chaos in multiple provinces
Spain is reeling from a violent storm system that has unleashed deadly floods and landslides. Emergency alerts remain in force across four provinces, with rivers overflowing, roads cut off, and fatalities reported in Catalonia. Authorities urge extreme caution as the crisis deepens.
Clouds and light rain to shake up Brunete’s weather
Brunete’s skies are about to change. High clouds will give way to thick cover and light rain, with cooler nights and a run of drizzle on the way.
Madrid faces shifting skies and scattered rain as temperatures climb
Madrid is set for a day of unpredictable weather, with brief showers, changing cloud cover, and temperatures peaking at 25°C. The coming days promise further fluctuations, including a jump to 28°C and renewed rain by the weekend.
Clouds and rain shape Madrid weather as temperatures climb
Madrid faces a week of dense clouds, scattered rain, and rising temperatures. The State Meteorological Agency outlines a pattern of changing skies, with local variations and a weekend marked by showers and mild breezes.
Grupo Tribuna promotes one app for its regional news network
Grupo Tribuna is directing readers to its app through regional news pages. The promotion links editions across Castilla y León and Madrid with dedicated Salamanca sections for news, culture and sport.
DNA returns 25 victims from Cuelgamuros to their families
DNA testing has identified 25 victims in the Cuelgamuros crypts. Their remains are returning to families after decades without answers, while researchers continue work on 602 bodies from 21 locations.
Grupo Tribuna Urges Readers to Download Its App
Grupo Tribuna is promoting its app across Castilla y León as a direct way to follow regional coverage and wider current affairs. The service brings the outlet's news sections together in one digital destination.
Grupo Tribuna pushes its app for Castilla y León news
Grupo Tribuna is promoting its app as another way to follow regional news. The service brings together coverage from Ávila and across Castilla y León.
Spain spotlights five Starlight sites for lunar observation night
Spain highlights five certified Starlight sites for lunar observation. These locations promise clear night skies and minimal light pollution. The initiative coincides with the International Observe the Moon Night, promoted by NASA.
Madrid braces for sudden temperature drop as storms sweep in
Heavy clouds and rain will move over Madrid overnight, bringing a sharp drop in temperatures. Skies should clear by afternoon, but storms may linger. The change interrupts the city’s recent stretch of summer heat.
Firefighters in Castilla y León Face Crisis After Record Wildfires
Castilla y León’s firefighters report critical shortages, lack of training, and unsafe conditions after Spain’s worst wildfire season. Unions and workers warn of inhumane workloads and urgent risks.
Investigators Probe Causes Behind Spain’s July Megafires
Two major wildfires in Ávila and Vall d’Uixó left thousands of hectares destroyed. Both were deliberately set, but the circumstances differ. Authorities are still piecing together what happened and why.
Government Caught Off Guard by Ceuta Migrant Surge Amid Wildfires
Spain’s government failed to anticipate the mass entry of migrants into Ceuta. Officials admit their attention was on wildfires, missing early warnings. The crisis exposed gaps in border monitoring and legal response.
Mañueco Keeps Low Profile as Wildfires Devastate Castilla y León
Castilla y León faces another record wildfire under Alfonso Fernández Mañueco. Firefighters highlight ongoing resource issues. The president’s subdued approach contrasts with national calls for urgent action.
DGT Deploys Over 400 Speed Cameras Across Castilla y León This Summer
Castilla y León now has one of Spain’s highest concentrations of speed cameras, with 401 devices monitoring roads in all nine provinces. The DGT aims to enforce speed limits and improve road safety as summer travel peaks.
How Spain’s Canadair Pilots Drop 6,000 Liters of Water With Precision
Captain Francisco Javier Gimeno Benito-Sendín reveals how Spain’s Canadair crews fight wildfires without automated targeting. Every drop is calculated by experience, wind, terrain, and close coordination with ground teams. The story follows intense operations in Madrid and Ávila.
Two Arrested in Almorox for Negligence Behind Major Wildfire
The Guardia Civil detained two men in Almorox after a wildfire spread into Madrid. Investigators blame banned welding during extreme fire risk. The case now moves to court as authorities examine the causes.
Spain’s Top-Earning Speed Camera Issues 90,000 Fines in a Year
A single speed camera on the A-7 in Valencia generated over 90,000 fines in 2025, helping drive traffic penalty revenues in Spain to new heights. The surge in enforcement is sparking debate over the true purpose of these devices.
Wildfire in Zamora Forces New Evacuations as Winds Threaten Progress
The wildfire in Fermoselle, Zamora, remains out of control after a night of intense firefighting. Two more villages have been evacuated. Authorities fear worsening winds could complicate efforts to contain the flames.
Wildfires Devastate Vineyards from Valle del Tiétar to El Escorial
Wildfires have destroyed historic vineyards across Ávila and Madrid. Growers face major losses, with concerns rising over smoke taint in upcoming wine harvests. The full scale of the damage is still emerging.
La Atalaya Residents Face Wildfire Aftermath and Surge in Looting
A devastating wildfire in La Atalaya, El Tiemblo, has left homes damaged and residents vulnerable. As locals return to assess the destruction, reports of looting add to the crisis. Authorities and neighbors struggle to restore order.
Excavator Ban Breach Blamed for Ávila’s Record Wildfire
Authorities have identified illegal excavator work as the cause of Spain’s largest recent wildfire. Over 50,000 hectares in Ávila were devastated. The incident has led to criminal charges and renewed scrutiny of fire prevention rules.
Wildfire Containment Halts Evacuations in Madrid and Ávila
Firefighters have stopped the advance of wildfires in Madrid and Ávila after a week of crisis. Authorities have lifted evacuation orders for 26 municipalities. Residents face severe property damage as a new heatwave threatens progress.
Casavieja Survives Historic Wildfire but Faces Devastating Losses
Casavieja narrowly escaped destruction as Spain’s largest wildfire burned over 77,000 hectares across Ávila, Toledo, and Madrid. The village’s urban center remains, but its surrounding forests and livelihoods have been devastated.
Wildfire Devastates Casavieja, Echoing 2005 Tragedy
A major wildfire has swept through Casavieja, Ávila, causing severe damage to forests and homes. The disaster recalls the 2005 fire that claimed firefighter Javier Tirado’s life. Residents now face renewed loss and frustration.
Wildfires Leave Trail of Destruction Across Central Spain
Wildfires have forced evacuations and caused severe property damage in Ávila, Madrid, and Castellón. Emergency services continue to battle the flames. Residents face uncertainty as authorities lift some restrictions.
Critical 24 Hours for Ávila and Madrid as Wildfires Threaten Thousands
Wildfires in Ávila, Toledo, and Madrid have forced over 90,000 evacuations. Authorities race to contain the flames before a new heatwave. The government prepares emergency measures for affected workers and regions.
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