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Estrella Morente takes Falla into the concert hall
Estrella Morente will perform Manuel de Falla and Federico García Lorca with the Atlántida Chamber Orchestra. The project begins in Seville on 25 October 2026 and continues across Spain.
The fugitive who exposed Spain's prison security failures
Rafael Bueno Latorre escaped 17 times from reformatories, hospitals and prisons. His final disappearance remains unexplained, and a new documentary revisits the case.
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.
Madrid housing protest grows into Puerta del Sol camp
A camp has formed in Madrid's Puerta del Sol after a housing march on 26 September 2026. Organisers want urgent action on evictions, rent increases and the proposed "decreto Maricarmen".
La Bola Negra turns Granada into Lorca's unfinished story
La Bola Negra reaches Spanish cinemas on 25 September 2026 as Spain's submission for the 2027 Oscars. Its story moves from Granada to Cantabria and Sierra Nevada across three periods: 1932, 1937 and 2017.
La bola negra brings Lorca's unfinished work to the screen
La bola negra reaches Spanish cinemas on 25 September. Los Javis connect Lorca with queer identity and a family's buried memory across three timelines.
Burgos scorched by summer heat as autumn starts
Burgos is about to get a blast of summer just as autumn begins. Temperatures will shoot past 30 degrees, skies will stay clear, and rain is nowhere in sight.
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.
Cayetano Rivera steps away from family feud to focus on art
After a public dispute with his brother Fran, Cayetano Rivera has withdrawn from the spotlight. He now spends his time painting and with family, steering clear of further comment on the Goyesca controversy. His silence marks a shift in the Rivera family dynamic.
La Primitiva jackpot rolls over as no top prize claimed in latest draw
No one matched all numbers in the latest La Primitiva draw, so the jackpot grows for the next round. Ten tickets won over €20,000 each by matching five numbers plus the complementario.
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.
Spain launches affordable university housing with strict price controls
A 45 million euro government initiative will create over 1500 affordable university residences across Spain. The plan sets maximum rents with utilities and wifi included, aiming to ease the housing crisis for students and academic staff in key cities.
Supreme Court Blocks €26,666 Payout for Nurse Made Permanent
A nurse in Burgos was denied a €26,666 severance after gaining a permanent post, but Spain’s Supreme Court says she can still seek compensation for years of abusive temporary employment. The decision clarifies what public workers can—and cannot—claim after stabilizing their jobs.
Burgos Bakery Cuts Sunday Hours After Failing to Find Night Shift Staff
Villímar, a family-run bakery in Burgos with 72 years of history, has stopped opening on Sundays after struggling to hire staff for its early morning shift. Despite offering €1,600 per month and a reduced workweek, the owners could not fill the position.
Family of Juan José Mutilba Urges Renewed Search in Mediterranean Disappearance
The family of Juan José Mutilba, missing at sea between Italy and Greece, calls for more resources. His wife spent days adrift before raising the alarm. Authorities coordinate efforts amid uncertainty.
Search Intensifies for Spanish Businessman Lost at Sea Near Greece
Juan José Mutilba disappeared after falling from his boat between Sicily and Greece. His wife spent three days adrift before raising the alarm. Italian authorities continue the search amid difficult conditions.
Burgos Seeks to Buy 40 Madrid Buses After Devastating Depot Fire
Burgos plans to purchase 40 buses loaned by Madrid after a fire destroyed half its fleet. City officials say the vehicles are in better shape than many older ones. Buying new buses would be far more expensive.
Cookie Refusal Impacts Free Access to Diario de Burgos
Rejecting cookies on Diario de Burgos limits access to free, reliable news. The decision affects personalized advertising and the sustainability of local journalism. Users can still change their choice at any time.
Three Seriously Injured in Wrong-Way Crash on A-62 Near Dueñas
A vehicle traveling against traffic on the A-62 near Dueñas caused a severe crash. Three people suffered serious injuries. Emergency services responded and the road remains closed toward Burgos.
Police Dismantle Sex Trafficking Network in Soria and Castellón
Spanish police have arrested five leaders of a trafficking ring exploiting women in Soria and Burriana. Victims faced coercion, drug use, and constant surveillance. Authorities uncovered fake rental contracts and seized evidence.
Millions Witness Rare Total Solar Eclipse Across Spain
A total solar eclipse swept across Spain, drawing millions outdoors. Provinces rarely in the spotlight became the focus of global attention. Authorities deployed thousands to manage crowds and ensure safety.
Spain Prepares for Historic Solar Eclipse as Travel and Safety Challenges Mount
On August 12, Spain will witness its first total solar eclipse in over a century. Authorities brace for record travel, packed hotels, and strict safety rules. The event will test emergency services and local infrastructure.
Spain Prepares for Rare Total Solar Eclipse and Perseid Meteor Shower
On August 12, 2026, Spain will witness its first total solar eclipse in over a century, followed by the peak of the Perseid meteor shower. Experts urge careful planning, as the eclipse will occur at sunset and require unobstructed views to the west.
Vuelta a Burgos Unveils Demanding Route with 18 Mountain Passes
The Vuelta a Burgos returns with a challenging course: 18 mountain passes in five days, including new ascents and tough finishes. Twenty-two teams and top riders will compete for victory in this high-stakes edition.
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.
Franco-Era Relics Fuel Vintage Trade in Galicia Amid House Clearances
Objects from Spain’s Franco era are reappearing in Galicia’s antique markets. House clearances reveal rare memorabilia, including items tied to unresolved scandals. Collectors and dealers see growing demand and controversy.
42 Million Euros in Prizes at July 18 National Lottery Draw
The July 18 National Lottery draw distributed €42 million in prizes. Terrassa and Aranda de Duero claimed the top awards. Key details on winning numbers, prize structure, and tax rules are now confirmed.
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.
Total Solar Eclipse to Cross Spain: Key Locations and Experiences
On August 12, Spain will witness a rare total solar eclipse. The path of totality will cross major cities and rural areas. Special events are planned in hotels, wineries and scenic towns.
A-67 Cameras Show Iván Sanz’s Car at Normal Speed Before Fatal Crash
Traffic cameras on the A-67 recorded Iván Sanz Cid’s car moving at a normal speed before the deadly accident near Herrera de Pisuerga. The crash claimed the lives of the Dehesa de los Canónigos CEO, his wife, and two children.
Tragic Accident on A-67 Claims Lives of Ribera del Duero Winery Family
A well-known Ribera del Duero winery owner, his wife, and two children died in a car accident on the A-67. Only the youngest daughter survived. The incident has deeply affected the local community and renewed focus on road safety.
Tragic Accident Claims Ribera del Duero Winery Leader and Family
A car accident on the A-67 has left the Ribera del Duero wine community in mourning. Iván Sanz Cid, his wife, and two of their children died. Only the youngest daughter survived and remains hospitalized.
A 93-Year-Old Father and His Son Become Local Icons in Burgos
Fernando Para, 93, and his son Aitor, 59, are a familiar sight at a Burgos restoration workshop. Their commitment to learning, physical activity, and family connection has made them stand out in their community. Their story is a testament to the power of staying engaged at any age.
Wild Boar Now Cause Most Road Accidents in Spain, Surpassing Dogs and Cats
Collisions with animals on Spanish roads have reached a record high, with wild boar and roe deer responsible for nearly three-quarters of all incidents. The latest DGT report highlights a growing safety challenge, especially outside major highways.
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