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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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
David Sánchez Scandal: Bias Allegations Against Judges—Will the Trial Be Disrupted?
Pedro Sánchez’s Brother Demands Recusal of Judges in Employment Case. David Sánchez, brother of Spain’s Prime Minister, is demanding the judges in his employment case be replaced. He argues the court cannot remain impartial. This move may impact the timeline of the proceedings.
Police Operation Uncovers Bold String of Raids in Southern Spain – Inside the Criminals' Tactics
Gang Arrested in Sevilla for Smashing Stores to Steal Slot Machines, Gourmet Food, and Bicycles. Seven people have been arrested in connection with a string of brazen store robberies in Andalusia. The criminals used stolen cars to break through shop windows. Their loot included slot machines, luxury goods, and expensive bicycles.
Western Spain loses patience as Europe delays—regions see development opportunities slip away
Talavera Authorities Demand Accelerated Launch of Madrid–Lisbon High-Speed Rail. Talavera officials and the business community are calling for the construction of the Madrid–Lisbon high-speed rail line. The project promises economic growth and new jobs. While the EU has postponed the launch to 2034, regional leaders are urging for a faster timeline.
Badajoz's Hidden Gem: A Castle of Secret Passages and Knights’ Legends
Miraflores Castle in Badajoz – Arabian Heritage and Knightly Secrets. Standing tall in the province of Badajoz, this ancient fortress holds centuries of history and mysterious legends. A must-visit destination in Extremadura. Discover its unique heritage.
Badajoz set to hear charges against David Sánchez: Key details of the high-profile trial
Pedro Sánchez’s Brother to Stand Trial Over Employment Case in February 2025. A trial of David Sánchez will begin in Badajoz in February 2025. He is accused of misconduct in securing a position and using official connections for personal benefit. Ten others are implicated in the case, including the former head of the province.
Guardia Civil Scandal: Senior Officer and Contractor Accused of Contract Fraud
Civil Guard General Faces Trial for Corruption in Barracks Renovations. A Madrid court has opened proceedings against a Civil Guard general accused of taking bribes in exchange for awarding barracks renovation contracts. Investigators uncovered millions in losses and substandard construction work.
Discover the Thermal Resort in Extremadura: A Blend of History, Wellness, and Relaxation
Unique Roman Baths in Alange Recognized as a Gem of Spain's Cultural Heritage. In Alange, just 18 km from Mérida, ancient Roman baths remain in operation. Their waters are considered among the most therapeutic in the country, making the site a magnet for tourists and history enthusiasts.
Extreme Weather Hits Spain: Which Regions Face Hurricane-Force Winds and Dangerous Waves?
Powerful Storm to Hit Spain: Winds up to 110 km/h and Dangerous Downpours. Spain braces for a sharp deterioration in weather. Strong winds, heavy rain, and storm surges will affect 22 provinces. Find out which regions will be at the heart of the storm.
Internal party rifts and legal battles: Can the PSOE candidate turn the tide of the election?
Miguel Ángel Gallardo Joins the Battle for Power in Extremadura. Miguel Ángel Gallardo finds himself at the heart of a political drama in Extremadura. His candidacy is marked by internal strife and an ongoing court case. The outcome of the election may shift the balance of power in the region.
Scandal in Badajoz Appointment: David Sánchez’s Defense Alleges Investigation Irregularities
Pedro Sánchez's Brother Demands Emails Be Excluded from Employment Case. David Sánchez denies accusations of illegal hiring practices. His lawyers insist that email correspondence should not be considered evidence. The court has yet to set a hearing date.
Heavy rain and gale-force winds: which regions of Spain will bear the brunt of the storm
Red Alert Issued in Huelva Due to Heavy Rains and Flood Threat. Authorities have declared a red alert on the Huelva coast due to torrential rains. Several regions are bracing for flooding and severe weather. Find out which areas will be hit hardest.
Archaeologists Return to Medellín and Make a Sensational Discovery — What the Earth Hid for Nearly 50 Years
Greek Ceramics Discovered in Medellin Necropolis After Long Pause in Excavations. Archaeological works have resumed in Medellin after decades. Unique artifacts confirming ancient trade links have been discovered. The project promises new findings and development for the region.
A Stable Week or New Weather Surprises – What Awaits Spain This Weekend
Calm Weather with Local Showers and Thunderstorms Expected in Spain. In the coming days, Spain will experience mostly stable weather. Brief showers and thunderstorms are possible in some regions. Temperatures will remain above average in the western part of the country. More details on weather changes in our report.
Unexpected Weather Shift in Spain: Storm Gabriel to Bring Summer Heat and Rain
Storm Gabriel to Hit Spain with Heavy Rain and Strong Winds in the West. In the coming days, western Spain will face rain and gusty winds due to atmospheric changes brought by the remnants of Hurricane Gabriel. Unseasonably warm temperatures are also expected in the southern regions of the country.
Scandal Around the Sánchez Family Escalates — What Awaits the Prime Minister's Brother
Badajoz Court Brings Pedro Sánchez’s Brother to Trial. David Sánchez, relative of the Prime Minister, has found himself at the center of legal proceedings. He is accused of violations related to his employment in the Badajoz administration. The court has dismissed appeals and allowed the case to proceed. A substantive hearing is ahead.
Spaniards Welcome September with Summer Temperatures — Heat Persists Even at Night
Second Half of September in Spain Begins with Unusual Heat. September in Spain has surprised residents with exceptionally high temperatures. In some regions, the heat exceeds seasonal norms by 5–15 degrees. Tropical nights and scarce rainfall are expected. Meteorologists warn of new temperature records.
Why do Spanish drivers often break the rules at roundabouts?
How Roundabouts Work in Spain: Rules, Fines, and Interesting Facts. Roundabouts have become an integral part of Spain’s road infrastructure. This article explains when the first roundabouts appeared, what rules apply on these junctions, the types of fines drivers can face, and where the country’s largest roundabout is located.
Dónde refrescarse en verano lejos del mar: playas inesperadas de España
Five Best Inland Beaches in Spain for Summer Heat Relief. Spain offers plenty of spots to swim and relax on the beach without heading to the sea. Here are five of the most picturesque and comfortable beaches on the country’s lakes and reservoirs, perfect for a summer getaway in nature.
¿Por qué España no estaba preparada para la peor catástrofe incendiaria?
Large Wildfires Expose Weaknesses in Spain’s Firefighting System. In 2025, Spain faced its most severe wildfire disaster in recent years. Fires in Castilla y León, Galicia, and Extremadura revealed a shortage of personnel, equipment, and coordination among services. This article details the failures and the authorities’ response.
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