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Extremadura prepares live broadcast of key match for promotion to Primera Federación

CD Extremadura heads into decisive promotion match. A large-scale broadcast kicks off in Extremadura for CD Extremadura’s crucial promotion match. The coverage will feature football, basketball, and women’s teams. Victory would secure the club’s historic fourth consecutive promotion.

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Police cordon off museum after daring overnight exhibition heist

149 Gold Coins Stolen from Famous Villanueva Treasure in Badajoz. Overnight, 149 gold coins from the Villanueva Treasure were stolen from the Badajoz Archaeology Museum. Authorities have closed the institution, and police are investigating. The damage is considered irreparable.

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Incident after Copa del Rey final: driver arrested by police in San Sebastián

Real Sociedad Fan Arrested on A-66 for Dangerous Pursuit of Atlético Supporters. On a highway in Extremadura, a Real Sociedad fan dangerously pursued a car carrying Atlético supporters. He was apprehended in San Sebastián. Police are investigating the case as a threat to road safety.

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Major DGT Checkpoints and New Safety Measures at Gran Premio Jerez 2026

DGT Launches Special Operation on Highways: Jerez Braces for Record Number of Motorcyclists. On the occasion of the Gran Premio Jerez, DGT is launching its largest road control operation of the year. The operation focuses on motorcycles, speed, and safety on Andalusia’s key highways. Up to half a million trips are expected.

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Organization Involved in Migrant Legalization Attacked in Almendralejo

Xenophobic Graffiti Appears on Migrant Aid Foundation Building in Extremadura. Unknown individuals left a xenophobic message on the building of a foundation assisting migrants in Almendralejo. The incident occurred as the legalization process began. Police have launched an investigation.

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A new government formed in Extremadura: coalition details and challenges

María Guardiola Leads the Extremadura Junta with Record Support. María Guardiola has become President of the Extremadura Junta, securing the backing of 40 deputies. A coalition with Vox delivered a historic result. Authorities promise stability and dialogue despite existing differences.

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Galicia authorities introduce new safeguards for 12-year-old children

Galicia becomes first in Spain to introduce meningitis B booster for teenagers. Galicia has begun offering a booster dose of the meningitis B vaccine to 12-year-olds. The decision follows a rise in cases and fatalities among young people across Europe. This initiative could reshape Spain’s approach to infection prevention.

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Where students most often fail exams in Spanish cities

Where in Spain It Is Hardest to Get a Driving License Unexpected Ranking Leaders. In Spain, first-time pass rates for the driving exam have dropped sharply. A new study highlights regions with the lowest success rates. This data could influence driving school choices and future drivers' plans.

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The investigation into a woman's disappearance in Badajoz enters a new phase

Remains of Francisca Cadenas found in house of detained brothers in Extremadura. Authorities in Extremadura have confirmed the identity of a woman missing since 2017. Her remains were discovered in the home of suspects. This development could alter the course of the investigation and impact the local community.

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Remains found in Hornachos during search for missing woman

Investigation into Disappearance in Extremadura New Evidence and Surprising Finds. A discovery in Extremadura could change the course of the investigation into the disappearance of Francisca Cadenas. Investigators have obtained new evidence that may shed light on the events of 2017. Authorities promise to reveal details once the examination is complete.

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Bones discovered at neighboring house in Hornachos

Two brothers arrested after remains found in Extremadura disappearance case. Two men have been detained in Extremadura after bones were discovered in their yard. Neighbors of the missing Francisca Cadenas are now under investigation. New details could shift the course of the ongoing case in the region.

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Unexpected turn: budget allocations in Badajoz reaching the prime minister’s brother raise questions, discover curious details and background

Payment Scandal: Prime Minister’s Brother Received 340,000 Euros. Details of payments to the Prime Minister’s brother have come to light in Spain. The amount exceeded 340,000 euros. The Badajoz court will investigate whether any violations occurred.

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Catastrophe strikes as nature shows its force—an unpredictable disaster takes a tragic toll, with water submerging everything in its path

Road Tragedy: Car Swept Away by Water in Badajoz. In Badajoz, a car was carried into the river after it overflowed its banks. A woman died despite the rescuers’ efforts. Authorities are investigating why the road became hazardous for drivers.

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Explore the driving forces behind change in Spain's small towns and discover what fuels residents' ambitions for transformation

How Vox Wins Rural Votes: Abascal’s Strategy in Action. Vox is strengthening its presence in regions once dominated by other parties. Abascal personally meets with locals, addressing pressing issues. Key topics include housing, migration, and growing distrust toward established elites.

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Arches, colors, and secrets: discover why this square keeps surprising even the most seasoned history lovers

Hidden Gem of Badajoz The Square That Transformed the City. In the heart of Badajoz lies a place where history and architecture intertwine. This square, which has undergone remarkable changes, has yet again become a symbol of the city. Its past holds surprising discoveries.

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A monument that challenged Spain’s historical narrative—discover the secrets behind the Distilo de Salamea

The Mystery of the Roman Column in the Heart of Spain Why Was It Hidden for Centuries. A unique monument stands tall in the center of a small town, surviving through the centuries. Its history is filled with unexpected twists and architectural enigmas. Why does it still spark debates among historians?

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Discover what makes Badajoz, the rising star of Extremadura, a magnet for growth and new opportunities

Badajoz Grows While Spain Empties Out Demographic Paradox of 2026. Once again, Badajoz surprises: the city and province are gaining population, while their competitors fall behind. Which cities are becoming magnets and what is changing in the region's structure — full details in our report.

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Why are Spanish restaurants suddenly issuing mass fines for no-shows — unexpected implications for diners, emerging trends and the surprising scale of the phenomenon

Scandal in a Badajoz Restaurant: Client Booked Three Dates and Did Not Show Up. The owner of a restaurant in Badajoz faced an unusual situation. A client reserved a table for three consecutive weekends and never showed up. The number of venues requiring a bank card when booking is on the rise.

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Floods wreak havoc in Spain: hundreds evacuated, roads closed, authorities on high alert and weather updates coming in

Red alert on the Galician coast as Storm Kristin disrupts thousands of lives. Spain faces severe weather: Storm Kristin triggers mass evacuations, road closures, and school cancellations. Find out why authorities increased safety measures and which regions are under threat in our full report

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What's happening to transport in Spain: severe weather disrupts travel and daily life, sparking concerns and unexpected challenges for drivers and locals alike

Severe weather halts traffic as dozens of roads blocked in Andalusia and Madrid. A wave of cold and heavy precipitation has swept across Spain, shutting down dozens of roads. The situation is especially tense in Andalusia and Madrid: snow and torrential rain have stopped traffic, schools are closed, and drivers are forced to find alternate routes. Read our report to learn why this event could impact thousands of people.

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Why is the fight against violence stalling and who's really to blame

Spain Reports New Surge in Femicide Alarming Statistics for 2025-2026. In 2025, 47 women and three children were killed in Spain. Four new cases of femicide have already been confirmed in the first weeks of 2026. The issue remains urgent and demands fresh solutions.

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What prompted the politician’s resignation and what comes next for him

Miguel Ángel Gallardo steps down as Estremadura deputy ahead of high-profile trial. Miguel Ángel Gallardo has unexpectedly resigned his seat as deputy. His decision is linked to the upcoming trial involving Pedro Sánchez’s brother. A major court case looms, with new revelations expected.

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Who will claim the top prize this year and how not to miss your chance

El Niño Lottery 2026 Millions of euros and new winners across Spain. On January 6, Madrid will host a €700 million draw. The El Niño Lottery is once again set to change lives. Find out how to claim your prize and make sure you don’t miss your chance.

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How the group was tracked down and where the stolen goods were found

Gang Arrested in Badajoz for Stealing 2.7 Tons of Copper from Local Enterprise. Authorities in Badajoz have busted a group responsible for stealing 2.7 tons of copper. Some of the stolen metal was found at recycling centers. Three suspects are in custody, eight more are under investigation. Read our report for the full story.

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Why has Marugán become an emblem of his era

Francisco Fernández Marugán, a Key Figure Who Shaped PSOE and Spanish Politics, Has Died. Francisco Fernández Marugán has died at the age of 80. He was one of the principal architects of modern Spanish politics. His contribution to reforms and the defense of civil rights will be forever remembered.

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Downtown incident sparks police cordon what prompted the emergency response

Emergency Evacuation at Diputación de Badajoz Over Suspicious Package. On Friday afternoon, a suspicious package was found at Diputación de Badajoz. Employees were urgently evacuated from the building. Bomb disposal experts responded to the scene.

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Voting Continues — Extremadura Residents Decide the Region’s Future

Voter Turnout in Extremadura Drops by Nearly 6 Percent by Noon. By 2:00 pm, 35.76% of voters in Extremadura had cast their ballots. This is almost 6% fewer than a year ago. Polling stations remain open until 8:00 pm, with a calm atmosphere reported.

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Stolen Votes Scandal: Investigation and Political Tensions

Maria Guardiola Alleges Election Fraud in Extremadura After Ballot Theft. A scandal has erupted in Extremadura following the disappearance of 124 ballots. Maria Guardiola has claimed electoral rights have been violated. Authorities and political parties are disputing the causes and consequences.

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PSOE Secretary in Extremadura on Court Cases, Corruption, and the Power Struggle

Miguel Ángel Gallardo on Scandals in PSOE and Election Pressure in Extremadura. Miguel Ángel Gallardo has found himself at the center of a political storm. He faces accusations of corruption and connections to the Prime Minister's brother. Gallardo maintains that the case against him is a political tool.

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An Unexpected Contender and His Team: Can They Change the Game?

Candidate with a Megaphone: How Extremadura Regionalists Aim to Make Waves in the Elections. A new coalition is emerging in Extremadura's elections. Candidate Raúl González is campaigning with a megaphone. Regionalists are hoping for a surprising breakthrough and change.

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Sheep Disappeared Overnight — Police Uncover Forgery Scheme

Hornachos Resident Arrested in Extremadura for Stealing 41 Lambs from Farm. A man in Hornachos stole 41 lambs and hid them among his own animals. Police recovered the stolen flock and uncovered a scheme involving forged documents. The suspect is expected to stand trial.

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Guardiola Takes a Gamble — Power Struggle in Extremadura

Elections in Extremadura: Can the PP Consolidate Power and Curb Vox's Influence? Snap elections in Extremadura could shift the political balance. The PP aims to reduce its reliance on Vox, but polls indicate a surge for the far right. The outcome remains unpredictable.

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Badajoz Court Issues Surprising Ruling — What Apartment Owners Are Now Allowed

When Can You Renovate an Inner Courtyard Without Your Neighbors’ Consent? Scandal in Badajoz: Court allows renovations without agreement from all residents. Why did the neighbors lose the dispute? What works can now be carried out without approval? Don’t celebrate too early—there are nuances even experienced property owners often overlook.

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Where in Spain Can You Still Find Homes Priced Below Market Value? Surprising Examples

Three Cities in Badajoz Where Housing Costs Less Than 600 Euros per Square Meter. There are cities in Badajoz where housing prices are surprisingly low. Here, the price per square meter is more affordable than in most regions. Why does this happen? Who chooses to live in these places? Don't jump to conclusions—the details may surprise you.

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Where and When Spain's Christmas Lights Will Be Switched On: Complete Calendar by Region

When Will Christmas Lights Shine in Spanish Cities in 2025? Find out when Christmas lights will be switched on across Spain's major cities in 2025. The article includes date listings for each region—check to make sure you don’t miss the start of the festivities in your area.

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