A 4.8-magnitude earthquake forced many Granada residents to sleep outside. Authorities evacuated buildings and assessed damage. Aftershocks and anxiety persist as emergency services remain on alert.
Claims of a double homicide in Tauste and arrests involving named people remain unverified. Spanish law limits police custody to 72 hours before release or appearance before a judicial authority. A linked report addresses playground safety in Madrid.
Madrid’s traditional festivals are changing as Latin American residents bring their customs to local celebrations. Music, dance, and food from across the Atlantic are reshaping the festivities and the city’s identity.
A 26-year-old Colombian, convicted in Italy of sexual exploitation and drug trafficking, was detained by Mossos d'Esquadra during a routine check on the C-16. The arrest led to his transfer to Madrid for extradition proceedings.
A 7.4-magnitude earthquake in Colombia has killed 281 people and left thousands injured or missing. Authorities report widespread destruction and a slow arrival of aid. Reconstruction plans are underway amid ongoing humanitarian needs.
A 7.4-magnitude earthquake struck Chocó, Colombia, causing severe damage and casualties. Airports and roads are disrupted, with power and communication outages reported. Authorities and the U.S. Embassy are responding to the emergency.
Spain’s Foreign Minister has confirmed the first Spanish citizen killed in Colombia’s 7.4-magnitude earthquake. The number of unaccounted Spanish nationals has fallen sharply. Colombian authorities report a rising death toll and thousands injured.
Spain's foreign minister has confirmed the death of a Spanish citizen with dual nationality in Colombia's earthquake. The number of Spaniards unaccounted for has fallen to 12. Emergency aid and humanitarian teams are active in the affected regions.
A rare, powerful earthquake in Colombia has left nearly 240 people dead. Experts warn of possible aftershocks and describe the event as unusual, with the risk of further seismic activity remaining high.
Colombia’s president has declared an economic emergency after a 7.4-magnitude earthquake. The measure enables rapid financial and legal action. More than 25,000 families are affected, with hundreds dead or missing.
A powerful earthquake in Cali has left at least 95 people dead and hundreds injured. Survivors spent the night outdoors, fearing aftershocks. Many buildings collapsed, and basic services remain disrupted.
Recent research shows that small-scale agriculture in the Amazon can mask a dramatic loss of biodiversity when viewed across entire landscapes. While individual plots may appear rich in species, the overall region becomes more uniform, threatening unique habitats and wildlife.
Transport Minister Óscar Puente has sharply criticized Javier Negre's greeting to King Felipe VI in Colombia, prompting a heated exchange and renewed debate over the monarchy's public image.
Transport Minister Óscar Puente called the King's meeting with Javier Negre an 'absolute ignominy'. The incident has triggered rare public friction between the Spanish government and the monarchy.
A 7.4-magnitude earthquake struck Colombia, and the initial toll of 51 deaths later rose to 335. Spanish singer David Bisbal was among those caught up in the disaster. The country held a national emergency response drill in October.
Transport Minister Óscar Puente has sharply criticized King Felipe VI for appearing in a photo with Javier Negre. The incident in Colombia has sparked debate over the monarch's public associations and the role of controversial media figures.
A 7.4-magnitude earthquake struck western Colombia early Monday and was felt in Bogotá and Medellín. Authorities initially reported no major damage, but buildings were evacuated as a precaution.
A daughter and her partner have been arrested in connection with the violent deaths of Javier Sánchez and Esther Latorre in Tauste. The Guardia Civil is continuing to investigate the double homicide. The suspects are expected to appear before the court in Ejea de los Caballeros.
Daneidy Barrera, known as Epa Colombia, was moved from Bogotá to La Picaleña prison in Ibagué. The transfer came amid a prison-transfer policy attributed to President Abelardo de la Espriella’s administration and renewed questions about conditions at her previous facility. The case has drawn wide public attention.
Daneidy Barreras Rojas, known as 'Epa Colombia', was transferred to La Picaleña prison after repeated disciplinary violations. The influencer lost privileges granted during Gustavo Petro's presidency. Authorities cited rule breaches and complaints.
The Spanish Royal Family maintained its annual dinner tradition in Palma despite a busy agenda. King Felipe VI returned from Colombia to join Queen Sofía, Queen Letizia, their daughters and a impressive guest.
Published election results do not establish Abelardo de la Espriella as Colombia's president: Vichada's second-round tally names Iván Cepeda, casting reported plans for regional rule and decentralisation into doubt.
Spain's population reached a historic high of 49.8 million by July 2026. The Valencian Community posted the fastest growth, mainly due to arrivals of people born abroad. National figures show a slowdown compared with previous years.
A company in Cali has launched Plock, a lightweight building block made from recycled plastic and natural fibers. Its modular design snaps together without mortar, promising quicker construction with less site waste and a lower environmental impact.
Viviana, a Colombian mother living in Spain, has drawn attention to unexpected contrasts between schools in the two countries. Her observations about school schedules and daily routines have resonated with many families, showing how everyday details can shape the school experience.
A major drug network in Valencia paid Guardia Civil officers up to 20% to move cocaine shipments. Investigators uncovered encrypted chats detailing bribes and threats tied to a complex operation involving port workers and drivers.
The Sinsal Festival opens its 16th edition on San Simón Island under renewed scrutiny. Now designated a Democratic Memory Site, the island hosts secret concerts for a maximum of 800 attendees. Local authorities are questioning the event’s future.
Tadej Pogacar secured his fifth stage win in the 2026 Tour de France, conquering Alpe d'Huez for the first time. The short, intense stage featured relentless attacks and reshuffled the podium contenders.
A Colombian man wanted in a kidnapping and murder case involving torture was arrested in Madrid. He had regularized his immigration status and worked in construction. Spain’s National Court will decide whether to extradite him to Colombia.
Feijóo has invoked unrest in France to criticize Spain’s left, adding friction to ties with Paris. The PP is also courting Latin American conservatives as it broadens its foreign-policy ambitions.
A 23-year-old man was fatally stabbed in Madrid’s Ciudad Lineal district. Two minors were seriously injured in the same attack, which police suspect is tied to youth gang conflicts. No arrests have been made.
A 7.3-magnitude earthquake struck near the Chiapas coast, shaking buildings in Mexico and Guatemala. US authorities issued a tsunami alert for Pacific regions. No damage has been reported so far.
A major police operation in Orihuela has led to 60 arrests over document forgery. Migrant workers used fake papers to secure agricultural jobs, while authorities suspect company and locutorio staff were involved.
Births in Catalonia have increased for the first time in 17 years, reaching 54,249 in 2025. The average maternal age is now 32.8 years. Spanish nationals account for a growing share of new mothers, while births to foreign nationals decline.
Stage 10 of the Tour de France 2026 brings fierce competition in the Central Massif. Spanish cyclists push for a breakthrough as the peloton tackles relentless climbs. The day is marked by tactical moves and national pride.
