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Electric taxis remain a minority in Spain despite rapid growth
Electric taxis make up just 5% of Spain’s 61,000-vehicle fleet. Even with lower running costs and local incentives, most cities see slow adoption. Some regions, however, are moving faster than others.
Rain and Cooler Temperatures Mark Start of August in Bizkaia
Bizkaia faces a sharp change as August begins, with rain returning and temperatures dropping. Meteorological agencies predict several days of showers and cooler air. The shift follows an unusually warm July in the region.
Bizkaia Sets €35 Cap for Local Toll Roads, Keeps AP-68 Fee
Bizkaia will maintain tolls on the AP-68, with a single trip between Bilbao and Vitoria costing €4.20. From 2027, regular users will see a monthly cap of €35 for tolls within the province. The measure aims to reduce costs for frequent drivers.
Tensions in Bilbao as PP Event Disrupted by Masked Protesters
A public screening of the World Cup final in Bilbao was disrupted by masked protesters. The PP's Esther Martínez criticized both the PNV and radical groups. Police intervened and identified 17 suspects.
Rare Total Solar Eclipse to Darken 56 Municipalities in Bizkaia
A total solar eclipse will be visible in 56 municipalities of Bizkaia on August 12. Only three towns will experience more than a minute of totality. The event will not occur again for another century.
Guardia Civil Operations Chief Accused of Political Pressure in Madrid
Luis del Castillo, head of Guardia Civil operations, faces allegations of pressuring officers to disrupt official acts in Madrid. His career is marked by political ties and internal disputes. The controversy exposes deep divisions within the force.
Edin Terzic Makes Athletic Club Debut in Historic Friendly Against Derio
Edin Terzic leads Athletic Club for the first time in a friendly against Derio. The match in La Florida marks a historic meeting between the two teams. Several key players are absent from both squads.
Two Abandoned Historic Planes Up for Auction at Bilbao Airport
Bilbao Airport is auctioning off two long-abandoned light aircraft, both with decades of history and a starting bid of zero euros. The sale aims to free up space and could attract collectors, aviation enthusiasts, or businesses seeking a unique piece of aviation heritage.
Valeria Ros Opens Up About Family Struggles and Single Motherhood
Valeria Ros, a leading Basque comedian, reveals her experience with paternal abandonment, social exclusion in her youth, and the challenges of raising her daughter alone. Her story highlights the personal cost behind public success.
Fourteen Injured in Fifth San Fermín Encierro, One Gored in the Face
A runner suffered a serious facial goring during the fifth San Fermín encierro. Thirteen others were injured, most with contusions or fractures. Emergency services responded with a major deployment across Pamplona.
Basque Government Expands €200 Child Benefit and Launches New Family Aid
Families in Euskadi can now apply for an extended €200 monthly benefit for each child under 4, retroactive to January 2026. New €100 monthly payments are also available for large, single-parent, and foster families with children aged 4 to 7. The changes aim to ease the cost of raising young children in the Basque Country.
Worker Injured in Zamudio After Wall Elements Collapse at Industrial Site
A maintenance worker was injured in Zamudio when parts of a wall fell on his legs. The incident occurred at a company in the Kurtze industrial area. Firefighters and medical teams responded quickly to the scene.
EHU Staff Condemn Legal Action by PAU Students Over Basque Exam Dispute
More than 12,000 EHU staff and teachers have signed a petition defending PAU exam correctors. The move follows a wave of legal challenges by students over Basque language test results and court-ordered suspensions.
Bilbao BBK Live Marks 20 Years as a Key Cultural Force
Bilbao BBK Live celebrates two decades, now drawing 115,000 visitors and €23.6 million in economic impact. The festival’s evolution highlights its deep ties to the city and new focus on sustainability.
PP Clarifies Feijóo’s Remarks on Sick Leave, Focuses on Fraud Cases
The Partido Popular has clarified that Feijóo’s recent statements on sick leave targeted fraudulent cases, not genuine illness. The party now stresses the need for consensus on tackling absenteeism and rejects pay cuts for the sick.
Eleven Basque Beaches Under Watch After Bacterial Contamination Detected
Health authorities in the Basque Country have advised against swimming at 11 beaches after routine water tests revealed elevated bacteria levels. The warning follows recent heavy rainfall and affects several well-known coastal spots in Gipuzkoa and Bizkaia. Further analysis is underway.
Basque Leader Slams Madrid Over Social Security Transfer Stalemate
Imanol Pradales accuses the central government of stalling on the Social Security transfer to Euskadi. Talks have reached a deadlock, raising concerns about respect for regional agreements and the stability of the current legislature.
Bilbao Fine Arts Museum Unveils New Atrio Arriaga Amid Major Expansion
The Museo de Bellas Artes de Bilbao has opened its new Atrio Arriaga, marking a key milestone in its ongoing expansion. The space connects three main buildings and highlights the city's cultural renewal.
Filming of 'Iruña 1997' Begins in Pamplona with Álvaro Cervantes and Clara Galle
Production of 'Iruña 1997' starts this July in Pamplona. The series, set during the 1997 San Fermín festival, features Álvaro Cervantes and Clara Galle as police officers investigating a suspicious death.
Tourists Arriving in A Coruña Face Post-San Xoán Cleanup and Disappointment
A massive cruise arrival in A Coruña coincided with the aftermath of San Xoán. Tourists found beaches littered and city streets filled with cleaning crews. Many expressed surprise and disappointment at the scene.
Spanish Court Releases Two Men Linked to Hezbolá After Judicial Error
Two Spanish nationals detained for alleged ties to Hezbolá have been released with restrictions. Their arrest was rushed after a judicial document was mistakenly published online. The case has sparked debate over police procedures and data security.
Unai Simón explained why he doesn't share details about his relationship with his girlfriend
Unai Simón: Why His Private Life Became the Most Guarded Topic of the Football Summer. Unai Simón is back in the spotlight—not for his performance on the field, but for his decision to keep his relationships and private affairs out of the public eye. This choice has sparked a new wave of discussion. What is known about the goalkeeper's girlfriend and his strict approach to privacy?
Spaniards face fines of up to €3,000 for noise from household appliances at night
Which Cities Have the Strictest Noise Regulations in Residential Buildings. Spanish municipalities have increased monitoring of noise from household appliances during the summer season. Nighttime noise violations can cost residents thousands of euros, especially in major cities. It's important to know local regulations to avoid an unpleasant fine.
How a Spanish mountaineering legend recalls his greatest victories and defeats
Documentary about Juanito Oiarzábal: Path to the Summits and the Price of Mistakes. A new documentary about Juanito Oiarzábal premieres on La 2 channel, focusing on his ascent of all 14 eight-thousanders and his personal challenges. The film highlights not only his achievements, but also the difficult choices he faced as an athlete.
Why Photos from the Journalists' Family Celebration Drew Special Attention Online
Rare family moments: how Andrea Ropero and Iñaki López celebrated their daughter's birthday. Andrea Ropero has for the first time shared a glimpse into her family's celebration of their youngest daughter's birthday. The party took place in a warm, homey atmosphere, and the rare photos resonated with followers. The parents typically do not share private moments.
Workouts, nutrition, and surprising confessions: how Eva Soriano transformed herself for the shoot
Eva Soriano graces the cover of Women’s Health after three months of preparation. Eva Soriano underwent intensive training with a coach and nutritionist for the cover of Women’s Health. In the interview, she shared her challenges, personal values, and views on fame.
Which fields offer the best income and stability after university
University Degrees With the Highest Salaries in Spain Announced. New data on the earnings and employment rates of university graduates have been published in Spain. Medical and technical specialties lead the rankings. Prospective students can use a calculator based on INE statistics.
Top Score in Selectividad Secures Admission to Medicine at EHU
Bilbao Graduate Achieves Top Exam Results in the Basque Country. Ayala Martínez from Bilbao scored record-high points in the Selectividad exams, securing her a place at the EHU medical faculty. This year, competition among prospective students was especially intense.
Seven bedrooms, Atlantic views and a wabi-sabi philosophy in a Canary Islands home
Jon Kortajarenas Villa in Lanzarote: Rare Rental and Unique Design. Jon Kortajarena has completely transformed old bungalows in Lanzarote. The house, designed in the wabi-sabi style, is now available for rent. The interior features natural materials and objects collected during his travels.
Spain's squad features new names and unexpected coach decisions
Spain National Team Announces Squad for 2026 FIFA World Cup. Spain's coaching staff has unveiled the final squad list for the World Cup. The team features a blend of young stars and experienced players. The roster includes new faces and some unexpected returns.
In Madrid, a union calls for a new minimum wage for public sector employees
CC OO demands to raise the minimum salary of civil servants to €1,500. CC OO launched a protest at the Ministry of Finance, demanding €1,500 per month for all public administration employees. Special attention is given to the lowest pay grades. The authorities have not yet responded.
Traffic restrictions and bridge closures on the anniversary festival day in Bilbao
Bilbao City Center to Be Closed for Free Iberdrola Concert. On Friday, the center of Bilbao will be partially inaccessible due to the large-scale Iberdrola concert. Authorities will close key streets and bridges, reroute public transport, and restrict access to parking areas.
In the Basque Country, the number of people convicted in ETA cases has sharply decreased
Majority of ETA Prisoners Transferred to Semi-Liberty Regime in Spain. For the first time, the number of ETA prisoners on semi-liberty exceeds those remaining under standard conditions. The Sare platform expects that by 2027, almost all convicted individuals will be released or moved to less restrictive regimes.
Investigative actions took place in Bilbao over the secret part of the Leire case
UCO conducts search at Tubos Reunidos office in Bilbao over SEPI aid case. UCO officers conducted a search at the headquarters of Tubos Reunidos in Bilbao. The investigation concerns the granting of state aid through SEPI. The focus is on suspected corruption in the company's bailout.
Searches conducted in Bilbao and Amurrio over Tubos Reunidos aid investigation
UCO conducts searches at Tubos Reunidos and requests data from SEPI in Judge Pedraz case. UCO officers have carried out searches at Tubos Reunidos offices and requested documents from SEPI. The investigation is linked to suspicions of attempts to influence probes involving the government. The case involves significant sums and high-ranking officials.
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