Porto players dedicate championship to the memory of Jorge Costa. During the celebration of Porto’s championship victory, players paid tribute to Jorge Costa. His contribution and support were crucial for the team. The club is confident: the legend would be proud of this achievement.
Madrid Launches a Series of Free Events: Complutum Renacida Festival and Folklore Forum. From May 1 to 8, Madrid and its suburbs will host free festivals, concerts, and historical reenactments. The program includes a Roman parade, a national folklore forum, and musical evenings. Authorities are prioritizing cultural events for everyone.
Ayuso Travels to Mexico Amid Harsh Criticism of Sheinbaum. Madrid leader Ayuso has begun a 10-day visit to Mexico, where she will take part in an event honoring Hernán Cortés. The trip comes in the wake of her sharp statements about the country’s government and President Sheinbaum’s response.
Spain and Mexico Launch New Joint Historical Agenda. Spain and Mexico have agreed to work together on a new historical agenda. Authorities in both countries are focusing on acknowledging the challenging moments of their past and developing cultural projects.
Rafa Hodar reaches the Madrid Masters 1000 quarterfinals after defeating Kopriva. Nineteen-year-old Rafa Hodar scored an important victory over Vit Kopriva and became the only Spaniard to reach the quarterfinals of the Madrid Masters 1000. His next opponent is world No. 1 Jannik Sinner. The tournament is taking place at the Caja Mágica arena.
Moncho Monsalve Has Died: Spanish Basketball Loses Its Architect. Moncho Monsalve, a key figure in Spanish basketball, has passed away at the age of 81. His contributions as both player and coach defined an era for Real Madrid and the national team.
Madrid Formula 1 Grand Prix Almost Sold Out: IFEMA Steps onto the World Stage. Tickets for Madrid’s first-ever Formula 1 Grand Prix are nearly sold out. IFEMA expects record revenues and aims to establish itself as an international venue. Officials assure that no public funds will be used.
Aznar Foundation Harshly Attacks Barcelona Summit: Accusations Against Sánchez. The Faes Foundation has issued a sharp criticism of the leftist leaders' meeting in Barcelona. The statement contained accusations of supporting "narco-dictatorships." Spanish authorities are distancing themselves from such assessments.
Lula and Sánchez Launch New Left-Wing Initiative in Barcelona. A meeting of left-wing leaders, including Lula and Sánchez, took place in Barcelona. They voiced opposition to the rise of right-wing and authoritarian trends. The event was a response to recent changes in Europe.
Ajla publicly congratulates Jota Peleteiro's sister amid family crisis rumors. Ajla, the wife of Jota Peleteiro, surprised everyone by congratulating his sister on her birthday via Instagram. This gesture sparked fresh discussions within the footballer’s family. Attention towards the couple has intensified again following noticeable changes on their social media profiles.
Thousands of Migrants Line Up for Vulnerability Certificates in Catalonia. Catalonia is seeing a record surge in applicants for vulnerability certificates needed for legalization. In L’Hospitalet, the line has grown to 5,000 people. Authorities warn of the risk of system overload.
Globo Turns to the Past: New Shows Built on Nostalgia and Old Formats. Domingão com Huck launches a parody of Três Graças and brings back elements from former hits. Globo is betting on nostalgia, but this highlights a creative crisis. New projects are increasingly repeating the past.
Catalan Church Archives Overwhelmed by Citizenship Application Surge. Thousands of requests for baptism certificates have piled up in Catalonia's church archives. A citizenship law for descendants of emigrants has brought the system to a standstill. Archivists report overload and suspect fraud.
Rosalía draws thousands in Barcelona: Bad Gyal shocks with on-stage confession. The third Rosalía concert in Barcelona became the event of the week. Bad Gyal unexpectedly shared a personal story on stage. The evening’s atmosphere shifted the usual norms of concert behavior.
Spain shifts stance participation in Hormuz talks after initial refusal. Spain has unexpectedly agreed to join talks on Hormuz The decision reflects a shift in its approach to international missions This move could affect Spain’s role in future operations in the region
Women of the Left Gather in Valencia Ahead of Barcelona Summit. A rare dialogue between leaders of left-wing movements took place in Valencia. The event may impact Spain’s political landscape. Key topics included new alliances and challenges for progressive forces.
Barcelona launches Europe's largest peace prize with a €300,000 award. A new international peace award has been established in Barcelona. The winner will receive €300,000. This decision could transform the city’s role in Europe.
Real Madrid Squad for Bayern Match Surprises and Key Absences. Real Madrid prepares an updated lineup for the decisive clash with Bayern. The absence of Tchouaméni and new player roles could influence the outcome. Key details on strategy and the impact for Spanish football.
Spain and England Meet Again Battle for Leadership in 2027 World Cup Qualifiers. The Spanish women's national football team plays England at Wembley. The match will determine which team leads the group in the 2027 World Cup qualifiers. Both teams are looking for fresh momentum in this pivotal clash.
Ambassador Rubens Barbosa warns Brazil faces risks in relations with the US. Brazil-US relations are once again under close scrutiny. Diplomats are discussing threats to the economy and security. Upcoming decisions could shift the balance of power in the region.
Why María Corina Machado’s Arrival in Madrid Surprised the Government. María Corina Machado’s visit to Madrid was prepared in secret. The Spanish government was not informed of the details. This event could impact Spain’s relations with Venezuela.
Barcelona becomes Europe's political forum hub in April 2026. In April, Barcelona will host three major political forums, turning the city into a platform to discuss Europe's future and global challenges. The decisions made here could shape Spain's standing on the world stage.
Unexpected Free Events in Madrid Organ Flamenco and Poetry This Spring. A new series of free events launches in Madrid: organ music, flamenco, poetic installations, and a fashion exhibition. These happenings transform the city's familiar rhythm and open up new cultural horizons for residents of the capital.
Vidrala announces layoffs in UK amid rising gas prices. In 2025, Vidrala faces declining profits and job cuts. The Delclaux family seeks new investment opportunities. The energy crisis intensifies pressure on the glass industry.
Unexpected track issues change the course of Brazilian race. Marc Márquez claimed victory in Brazil's first sprint race. The event was delayed due to track damage. Race results could impact championship standings.
UCO Investigation How Corruption in Diputación de Almería Became the Biggest in Years. A large-scale corruption scheme has been uncovered in the Diputación de Almería. The case involves politicians, shell companies, and significant amounts of cash. The fallout could affect Spain’s entire public procurement system.
Third exit in a row Why Manchester City failed to beat Real Madrid again. Manchester City once again lost to Real Madrid and exited the Champions League. A red card and a penalty proved decisive. The consequences for the English club could be serious.
Cocaine Trafficking Scheme Uncovered in Marbella 1.5 Tons Hidden Among Cement Bags. Police in Marbella have seized 1.5 tons of cocaine concealed in cement bags. The operation exposed an international network involving the Mocro Maffia. The investigation is ongoing, with five suspects arrested.
Drug smuggling scheme using marble items and air fresheners uncovered in Spain. Participants of a network disguising cocaine inside marble sinks have been arrested in Barcelona. The operation revealed new smuggling techniques. Authorities seized 1.5 tons of drugs and detained three suspects.
Which Zodiac Signs Are Most Often Accused of Excessive Ego. Experts have compiled a ranking of the Zodiac signs with the strongest egos. Famous personalities were chosen for each sign to vividly illustrate their character. Find out who topped the list and why.
EU launches Mercosur deal without farmer protections despite protests. Ursula von der Leyen moves ahead with Mercosur trade agreement without safeguards. European farmers are left without guarantees. The decision sparks a wave of outrage and political turmoil.
Madrid to Launch Its First Fully Robotic Pizzeria Without Staff. An unusual pizzeria will open in Madrid in 2026. There won't be a single person in the kitchen. Robots promise fresh pizza within five minutes, 24/7.
Spanish Political Parties Battle for Influence in Latin America Amid Venezuela Crisis. Spanish politics extend beyond Europe as a new fight for votes and influence unfolds in Latin America. The crisis in Venezuela is reshaping party strategies and the lives of millions.
Spanish Film 'Sirât' and Other Favorites Make the 2025 Oscar Shortlists. The Spanish drama 'Sirât' has secured a spot among the Oscar contenders. The shortlists also include major premieres from around the world. The final nominees will be announced on January 22—stay tuned.
Spain Strengthens Space Defense: New Threats and Military Projects for 2025. Spain is preparing for new challenges in space. General Braco has spoken about 'police satellites' and the modernization of military bases. Find out how the country is protecting its interests in orbit.
