Silvio Rodríguez filled ten venues across Spain before ending the tour in Madrid. His songs, family and a Palestinian scarf turned the final concert into a pointed appeal for solidarity and hope.
Sabrina González-Pasterski, an American physicist with Cuban heritage, is rethinking how artificial intelligence might help tackle some of physics’ toughest questions. Her work on gravitational memory and celestial holography is drawing attention from researchers around the world.
Justice Minister Félix Bolaños is urging the Supreme Court to act quickly on the CERA suspension, a dispute that could affect the voting rights of 400,000 Spaniards abroad. Political accusations are intensifying ahead of the 2027 elections.
The US is intensifying economic sanctions on Cuba, pursuing gradual change by 2029. Officials are favoring sustained pressure over immediate intervention, as Cubans face worsening shortages and uncertainty.
Dora María Téllez, once a Sandinista revolutionary, now lives in exile in Spain. She condemns the Ortega-Murillo regime after Nicaragua's decision to eliminate elections, a move that deepens the country's political crisis.
Spain will compete at the European Athletics Championships in Birmingham without its two reigning champions. Jordan Díaz is out amid ongoing issues, while Ana Peleteiro is on maternity leave after the birth of her second child. Their absence leaves the team facing a challenging scenario.
Hazte Oír has filed a legal complaint against Sofía Puente, accusing her of changing the Grandchildren Law in a way that affected Spain's electoral census. The case focuses on changes made when the law appeared in the BOE.
Alberto Núñez Feijóo accuses the government of manipulating the electoral roll. The 'Ley de nietos' could add 2.5 million new voters. The PP leader warns of political consequences and calls for stricter nationality rules.
William Levy has renewed his collaboration with Secuoya Studios, taking on acting and executive production roles in upcoming international projects. The agreement expands his creative involvement and opens the way for projects spanning different genres.
Meliá Leaves 15 Hotels in Cuba Amid US Pressure. Meliá Hotels International has announced the immediate termination of management for 15 hotels in Cuba. The decision is linked to US sanctions against properties controlled by the military holding company Gaesa. The company will continue operating only those hotels not affected by the restrictions.
Valencia Breathes New Life into 21 Closed Newsstands. Valencia authorities have announced a tender to reopen 21 closed newsstands. Under the new terms, kiosks will be able to sell not only newspapers and magazines, but also a range of other goods. The initiative aims to revitalize urban neighborhoods and support small businesses.
Queues for Legalization: Migrants in Spain Massively Submit Documents. A large-scale campaign for the legalization of migrants has begun in Spain. Hundreds of thousands of foreigners are rushing to submit documents for work and family reunification. The new rules have sparked a frenzy and political debate.
US Deploys USS Abraham Lincoln to Cuba After Tightening Sanctions. Washington has intensified sanctions against the Cuban authorities and sent an aircraft carrier to the island. The decision is linked to recent events in Havana and demands made to Cuba's government. The country's authorities have already responded to the US move.
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.
Spanish courts investigate African trail in ETA financing through a farm. Spanish authorities are examining the role of Alfonso Echegaray Achirica in supporting ETA. His African farm may have served as a source of funds for the terrorist group. A new investigation could change the approach to combating extremism.
Meeting of Spanish and Cuban Foreign Ministers What Lies Behind the Diplomacy. Talks between the foreign ministers of Spain and Cuba took place in Madrid. The meeting comes amid a severe fuel crisis on the island. The situation could impact Spain's relations with Latin America.
Emergency Evacuation of Russian Tourists from Cuba as Fuel Crisis Disrupts Plans. Russia has launched an urgent repatriation of its citizens from Cuba due to a severe fuel shortage on the island. The tourism sector and transport services are on the brink of collapse.
Vox removes Latino section from website amid migration debate. Vox unexpectedly removed its section for Latinos. An internal party dispute over migration is intensifying. Young activists are demanding change and clarity.
Trump threatens military operation in Mexico against drug cartels raising concerns. Donald Trump announces plans to attack Mexican cartels. Mexico rejects US intervention. Tensions escalate at the border as stakes rise
Spanish Teacher Convicted of Raping Minor Student Arrested in Havana. A teacher from Galicia, sentenced in Spain to 13.5 years for crimes against a minor, has been detained in Cuba's capital. His capture was a top priority for Spanish authorities. Find out how the fugitive was tracked down.
Descendants of Spanish Emigrants in the USSR Continue the Fight for Citizenship. Grandchildren of Spanish emigrants from Asturias are trying to reclaim their rights. Their family story is tied to deportation and the search for justice. The issue of citizenship is under consideration. The fate of several generations is in the spotlight.
