The Santa Águeda Brotherhood in Tiedra has voted to remove its rule requiring women to be married in the Church. Single and divorced women can join if they are baptized, subject to ratification of the change. The decision reflects shifting social norms in rural Spain.
A man in his 30s died after a motorcycle and a car collided on the N-620A in Villares de la Reina. Emergency services confirmed his death at the scene. The crash adds to ongoing road safety concerns in the region.
A man in his 30s from Castellanos de Moriscos died after a collision with a car on the N-620A near Villares de la Reina. It was the second fatal motorcycle accident in Salamanca province in less than two weeks.
Castilla y León’s firefighters report critical staffing shortages and unsafe conditions after Spain’s worst wildfire season, with training also lacking. Unions and workers warn of inhumane workloads and urgent risks.
Spain faces a sudden atmospheric shift, with temperatures falling by up to 10°C below normal. Heavy rain and storms are expected across much of the country. Experts say this rare August event remains within the range of normal climate variability.
A major wildfire in Las Hurdes has destroyed 3,700 hectares of pine forest. More than 800 residents have been evacuated, while 1,200 remain confined. Authorities are expanding emergency measures as conditions shift.
Valladolid’s city council has replaced 'violence of gender' with 'domestic violence' in its social housing aid criteria. The move, led by PP and Vox, has drawn criticism from feminist groups over reduced protection for women.
A single ticket validated in Salamanca has secured a prize of over €1.1 million in the latest La Primitiva draw. Loterías y Apuesta del Estado announced the winning combination. The prize reflects the continued popularity of Spain’s national lotteries.
Burgos plans to buy the 40 buses loaned by Madrid after a fire destroyed nearly half its fleet. City officials say the vehicles are in better condition than many older buses, and buying new ones would be far more expensive.
After three decades managing his family's 290-hectare farm in Bobadilla del Campo, Luis Velasco Alonso says rising costs and stagnant crop prices are pushing profitability to the brink. He calls for less red tape and stronger support for Spanish produce, while urging farmers to act collectively.
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The government's handling of the Ceuta crisis has reignited debate over political holidays. Operational lapses and communication missteps have fueled perceptions of absent leadership. Calls for accountability are growing.
Spain's smallest villages continue to lose residents despite rare births. Housing initiatives have proved more effective than employment alone in attracting new families, but the demographic challenge remains acute in rural regions.
Fifteen autonomous communities are under weather warnings for rain and storms. Five regions are under orange alert. Temperatures drop sharply in the north, while heat and fog persist in some areas.
A vehicle traveling against traffic on the A-62 near Dueñas caused a serious crash. Three people were seriously injured. Emergency services responded, and the road remains closed toward Burgos.
A flash flood in Manzaneda de Valdueza, León, killed two women and injured two minors. Emergency services responded after a landslide hit a local bodega. No one remains missing.
A sudden flood in Manzanedo de Valdueza, León, triggered a deadly landslide. One person died and two minors were injured. Emergency services and rescue teams responded to the scene.
Spain has recorded its highest annual number of Crimean-Congo hemorrhagic fever cases, with four infections confirmed in 2026, including one death. Health authorities have intensified monitoring and isolation measures.
A DANA will bring intense storms and hail, with possible wind bursts across much of northern and eastern Spain. Authorities have issued orange and yellow alerts, and the most unstable conditions are expected on Saturday.
A 58-year-old man with a criminal record has been detained on suspicion of causing a wildfire in León. The blaze burned 150 hectares, triggered evacuations and road closures, and affected several villages.
A major wildfire in Huesca has led to the evacuation of 830 residents across 16 towns. The flames threaten the San Juan de la Peña monastery, a basic symbol of Aragón’s heritage. Authorities have removed royal remains and valuable artifacts.
The Ministry of Infancia accuses PP-governed regions of blocking talks on relocating 1,898 unaccompanied migrant minors from Ceuta. The issue remains unresolved ahead of the basic August 27 sectoral meeting.
Tensions are escalating as PP-led regions refuse to discuss the overcrowding of migrant minors in Ceuta. The government’s emergency plan faces resistance, with Vox boycotting talks and basic regions demanding greater clarity and resources.
A pronounced cold front will sweep Spain this weekend, ending the recent heat. Meteorologists warn of widespread storms and a marked temperature drop, especially in the north and east. Authorities urge caution in affected areas.
Storm Austen and its fronts will bring unsettled weather to parts of Spain this weekend, while high pressure keeps most of the peninsula stable. Rain and wind alerts are in place in northern and northeastern areas.
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’s government and the PP both call for the urgent repatriation of unaccompanied minors in Ceuta. Administrative hurdles and a lack of resources are slowing the process, while past legal violations have heightened scrutiny.
Starting in the 2026-2027 season, Imserso will remove 142 local councils from its travel booking system, affecting around 13,000 annual places for pensioners. Reservations must now be made through agencies or online, raising concerns about digital access for vulnerable groups.
Six models of eclipse glasses from major brands have been withdrawn across Spain after safety alerts in five regions. Their filters are so dark that users may remove them while looking at the Sun, risking serious eye damage. Authorities urged consumers to check their glasses before the 2026 eclipse.
Authorities in Segovia have allowed nearly 180 evacuated residents to return home. The wildfire risk has been downgraded, and the SG-722 road has reopened. Emergency measures are being lifted after days of disruption.
PP-governed regions will join the first technical meeting with Minister Sira Rego on the Ceuta minors crisis. Vox, which controls basic regions, rejects participation. The Senate is keeping up pressure on the government for answers.
Cloud cover could affect basic regions of Spain just before the solar eclipse. Meteorologists warn of high temperatures and isolated storms, with extreme wildfire risk also a concern. Visibility may be limited in the north and the Canary Islands.
Spain is set for a rare solar eclipse on August 12, with AEMET predicting mostly clear skies across the country. While much of the peninsula will enjoy ideal viewing conditions, low clouds may obscure the event in the north. Extreme heat and wildfire risk add further challenges.
Spanish authorities have banned six brands of solar eclipse glasses after safety checks revealed a risk of eye injury. The recall affects products sold in Madrid, Galicia, Castilla y León, La Rioja and Aragón.
Two men were found dead on Sunday morning in Valladolid and Salamanca. Both cases are under investigation by the National Police. Authorities have not released their identities or the causes of death.
