A massive wildfire between Ávila and Madrid has grown so large that it is altering local weather. Firefighters face unpredictable winds and humidity. Sunday offers the best chance to contain the blaze before conditions worsen again.
The National Police Academy in Ávila now houses hundreds of people evacuated because of wildfires. Authorities expect up to 1,500 evacuees by day's end. The facility offers private rooms and meals, along with support for families and pets.
A major wildfire near Burgohondo has triggered the evacuation of more than 30,000 people in Ávila. Emergency services face dense smoke and shifting winds, while authorities have declared the highest emergency level as firefighting efforts continue.
Wildfires in Madrid and Ávila have forced around 100,000 people to evacuate or shelter. Authorities are struggling to contain the flames as strong winds persist. The government has now extended the national emergency to include Toledo.
Wildfires in Madrid and Ávila have forced 73,000 people to evacuate and burned 20,000 hectares. Public figures and celebrities are voicing support for affected residents and emergency teams as new hotspots emerge and the situation remains critical.
A devastating wildfire in Ávila destroyed homes and businesses, upending local livelihoods. Families, including the Gómez family, fought to protect their property with limited resources and amid police intervention. The crisis exposes gaps in emergency response.
A major wildfire in Burgohondo has burned up to 15,000 hectares. More than 11,000 people remain evacuated, while several towns are under confinement. Authorities have activated Spain’s highest emergency level for wildfires.
Hundreds in Cebreros and El Tiemblo spent the night in shelters as a major wildfire continued to threaten homes. Emergency crews battled shifting flames while residents awaited updates. Authorities urged caution as evacuation and confinement orders changed rapidly.
A wildfire in Burgohondo has destroyed a protected area in Ávila. Residents have expressed outrage over insufficient firefighting resources, while emergency crews report exhaustion and frustration as the fire spreads rapidly.
Spain’s government has declared a national emergency after severe wildfires hit Madrid and Ávila. The crisis has triggered sharp exchanges between central and regional leaders, exposing deep political divides.
A major wildfire in Ávila has forced 1,500 residents to evacuate. Emergency teams are working to contain the blaze, while several towns remain under confinement as authorities coordinate relief efforts.
Spain’s government has declared a national emergency in Madrid and Ávila due to severe wildfires. The move shifts operational control to the Interior Ministry and the UME. Political tensions over disaster management have resurfaced.
Spain's government has assumed control of the wildfire response in Madrid and Ávila. More than 10,000 people have been evacuated, as extreme weather and multiple fires overwhelm local resources.
A new wildfire has erupted in El Bierzo, León, just a year after devastating blazes. Residents voice frustration over limited resources and slow aerial support as evacuations continue in affected villages.
Spain leads the EU in forest area burned this year. Nine fires remain active in Castilla y León, while the La Mierla blaze has entered stabilization. Authorities report evacuations and property losses as emergency crews continue their response.
Valencia’s new budget introduces strict residency requirements for public housing. Military associations warn the rules could exclude highly mobile workers. The changes follow a PP-Vox deal and raise concerns about discrimination.
Spain is under a new heatwave alert, with AEMET forecasting highs above 40°C in several regions. Local storms and tropical nights are expected, especially in the south and east, while conditions will vary sharply across the country.
Céltica de Cobros and its employee Alberto Pugilato are under scrutiny following complaints alleging threats and violence against debtors. The company’s methods and staff backgrounds have prompted legal and political action in Castilla y León.
The Diocese of Ávila has issued an urgent warning after detecting a wave of fraudulent calls. Scammers are posing as church officials and pressuring victims to make immediate donations or disclose sensitive information. The same phone number has been linked to similar schemes targeting other dioceses.
Vox is challenging the Central Electoral Board’s refusal to suspend postal voting for Spaniards abroad. The party is stepping up its campaign against the Law of Grandchildren, citing risks to the electoral roll and legal uncertainty.
The Spanish government has reaffirmed its support for José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero despite mounting pressure over the Plus Ultra bailout. Unease within the PSOE is growing as new testimony implicates the former prime minister.
Aitor Hermoso entered the workforce with no experience and little direction. After completing a tailored training program, he now holds a permanent position at a Zamora sausage factory, helping his family and planning for independence. His story highlights the challenges and opportunities facing young jobseekers in Spain.
A fountain collapsed during World Cup celebrations in Ciudad Rodrigo, Salamanca, leaving one person dead and another injured. Emergency services responded, and the cause of the collapse remains under investigation.
A Valladolid resident was tricked into transferring more than €9,300 in a 'smishing' scam. Police identified a suspect acting as a 'money mule' and recovered the funds. The case reflects the continuing risks of digital banking fraud.
The July 18 National Lottery draw distributed €42 million in prizes, with the top awards going to Terrassa and Aranda de Duero. Winning numbers, prize structure and tax rules are confirmed.
Luis del Castillo, head of Guardia Civil operations, faces allegations that he pressured officers to disrupt official events in Madrid. His career has been marked by political ties and internal disputes, while the controversy has exposed deep divisions within the force.
A wildfire in Zaragoza's Cinco Villas has burned nearly 12,000 hectares. Six towns have been evacuated, affecting more than 1,100 people. Authorities warn that the fire remains uncontrolled and the risk of further spread is high.
A major wildfire in Orés has forced over a thousand residents from their homes. Flames have devastated 12,000 hectares and reached the outskirts of Uncastillo. Authorities are coordinating a large-scale emergency response.
Gotion High-Tech plans to invest more than €950 million in two new battery facilities in Valladolid. The project could underpin a full production chain with a potential value of €5 billion, giving the region's industry a impressive boost.
A political standoff is holding up the opening of a basic A-11 motorway section in Valladolid. The Ministry of Transport and local authorities disagree over safety and traffic impacts, leaving a dangerous national road unchanged.
A major wildfire in Zaragoza has reached the town of Asín, damaging homes and forcing evacuations. More than 4,500 hectares have burned. Authorities warn that strong winds and low humidity could worsen conditions.
Spain’s Tax Agency is under scrutiny after missed alerts allowed a basic figure linked to José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero to skip tax filings for years. The controversy has intensified as the Senate investigates delays and system failures.
Catalonia has turned down Madrid's proposal for shared funding of public transport cards. The new residency rule affects 200,000 people. Galicia is seeking reciprocity as other regions consider their responses.
Spain is set to face another extreme heatwave next week, with forecasts indicating temperatures could exceed 45°C in some areas. Experts warn of heightened risks for vulnerable groups and urge caution.
Enrique Casado Carnero, a 25-year-old from Valladolid, has achieved a rare feat: earning a coveted Inspector of Hacienda post in less than two years. His disciplined approach and intense study routine set him apart in a notoriously demanding selection process.
