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Acciona shares jump as EQT and Norges Bank bid for green energy unit
Acciona stock rose over 3% after EQT and Norges Bank teamed up to bid for Acciona Energía, reshaping the sale process and offering a path to faster debt reduction.
Mercadona Loses Ground as Shoppers Seek Cheaper Alternatives
Mercadona's grip on Spain's supermarket sector is slipping as inflation and fuel prices climb. With government relief measures ending, more shoppers are turning to Dia and Lidl for lower prices.
Fuel prices drive Spain’s sharpest inflation spike since early 2023
Spain’s inflation hit 4.3 percent in August, the highest since February 2023. Fuel prices jumped by more than 21 percent, and government discounts did little to cushion the blow.
Enric Mas ends Spain’s Grand Tour wait with Vuelta win
Enric Mas has finally brought a Grand Tour title back to Spain, winning the Vuelta after years of near-misses. His win is the result of team discipline, a key tactical shift, and the ability to hold steady under pressure.
Oviedo mayor under fire for minimizing attack on activists during San Mateo
Oviedo’s mayor has come under intense criticism after downplaying a violent assault on two local activists during the San Mateo festival. His comments defending the alleged attackers have drawn sharp responses from the victims and left-wing groups, highlighting deep political divides in Asturias.
Spotify Camp Nou to host 2029 Champions League final after thirty years
Barcelona will host the 2029 UEFA Champions League final at Spotify Camp Nou, bringing Europe’s top club match back to the city for the first time in three decades. The successful bid was a joint effort by local authorities and FC Barcelona.
Mediterranean villa in Marseille blends family history with the landscape
A caretaker’s house in Marseille has been transformed into Villa Rossignols, preserving century-old pines and Provençal stone. The renovation connects architecture with the Mediterranean setting and family heritage.
Fatal fire devastates migrant settlement in Lucena del Puerto
A 36-year-old Malian man died after a fire swept through over 80 makeshift homes in Lucena del Puerto. Emergency services responded rapidly. The incident exposes the ongoing risks faced by migrant workers in Huelva.
Ceuta judge transfers migrant crisis case to National Court
The legal case against Ceuta’s government delegate over the July migrant influx will now be handled by Spain’s National Court. This move shifts the spotlight to Madrid and could reshape the investigation’s scope.
Oviedo mayor under fire for response to San Mateo festival attack
Oviedo’s mayor faces public outrage after downplaying a violent assault during the San Mateo festivities. Victims and local groups accuse him of excusing far-right aggression, sparking protests and calls for accountability.
Madrid Hospital Accused of Manipulating Surgery Waiting Lists
A leading Madrid hospital is under fire for downgrading patient severity to mask surgical delays. The health minister is pushing for urgent transparency reforms, while regional officials are pressed to explain the data manipulation.
EU Parliament questions future of Morocco migration deal after Ceuta crisis
The European Parliament is reconsidering its migration pact with Morocco after a mass crossing into Ceuta. The incident has put Spanish sovereignty and EU border policy in the spotlight.
Mercadona's market share stalls as inflation and fuel costs reshape Spanish supermarkets
Mercadona's market share has stopped growing as inflation and rising fuel prices push shoppers toward discount chains. With government subsidies set to expire, Spanish households face more uncertainty.
Spanish inflation hits 18-month high as fuel prices surge
Spain's inflation rate climbed to 4.3% in August, the highest since February 2023. Fuel prices led the increase, pushing up household expenses for the second month in a row. The government is keeping tax relief measures in place as families feel the strain.
Oasis limits Barcelona concert tickets to lottery registration
Oasis will play two exclusive shows in Barcelona in July 2026. Tickets are only available through advance registration and a lottery system, with prices up to 255 euros. The process is tightly controlled and limited.
Forest fire near Bilbao airport contained without affecting flights
A forest fire broke out near Bilbao airport but was quickly brought under control. Fire crews from three stations worked through the night, and airport activity continued as normal. No injuries or damage were reported.
Ultra-right parties gain ground in Catalonia
Ultra-right parties are gaining ground in Catalonia. The rise of Vox and Aliança Catalana is reshaping the political landscape. Traditional parties struggle to respond as new leaders exploit public frustration.
Mexican restaurants reshape Madrid with a surge in authentic cuisine
Madrid now hosts 187 Mexican restaurants as the local Mexican community doubles in a decade. Authentic cuisine and investment are changing the city's gastronomic landscape. The Copil seal sets a new standard for quality and tradition.
Aragón’s new extracurricular rules spark resistance from schools
After a student died on a school trip, Aragón introduced Spain’s first law on extracurricular activities. School leaders and unions say the measure falls short and leaves teachers exposed. The future of trips and activities is now in doubt.
PP takes Ceuta migrant crisis to Brussels to pressure Sánchez
The Partido Popular is using the Ceuta crisis to challenge the government at the European level. Feijóo and his allies are pushing for tougher action, exposing sharp divisions over migration policy as pressure mounts on Sánchez.
My Sweet Lie episode sparks new doubts about Suna's identity
A pivotal episode of My Sweet Lie is now streaming on Mediaset Infinity. Hande's visit to Dogan's house puts Suna's secret in jeopardy, raising the tension in the Turkish drama as daily episodes continue to reveal new twists.
Sánchez stands firm on Morocco policy as Ceuta crisis deepens government’s isolation
Pedro Sánchez insists on cooperation with Morocco during the Ceuta migrant crisis. The government sets a year-end target for stability. Opposition and public opinion remain unconvinced by Madrid’s approach.
Hande threatens Suna after uncovering her secret in My Sweet Lie
Hande exposes Suna’s true identity and prepares to use it against her. The new episode of My Sweet Lie arrives exclusively on Mediaset Infinity. Tensions escalate as Suna faces a critical decision.
easyJet pilots in Spain secure record annual leave under new deal
easyJet pilots working in Spain will now receive 144 guaranteed free days plus 30 days of vacation each year. The new collective agreement, officially published in the BOE, separates rest days from vacation and introduces stricter rules for seasonal contracts and alternative shifts.
Pedro Sánchez Dodges Ceuta Crisis Questions on El Intermedio
Pedro Sánchez appeared on El Intermedio as the Ceuta border crisis dominated headlines. The prime minister avoided direct answers on Morocco and migration, drawing criticism for his cautious approach as public pressure grows.
Ceuta leader blames Morocco for border crisis, criticizes Madrid's response
Ceuta’s president has called the recent border incident an invasion, accusing Morocco of using migrants as leverage and Spain’s government of failing to act. The fallout exposes deep rifts over border control and national security.
Firefighters contain wildfire near Bilbao airport as flames approach key area
A wildfire broke out near Bilbao airport late Monday. Fire crews from three stations are working to contain the flames. The lack of wind is slowing the spread, but the situation remains tense.
Juan Vivas addresses Ceuta crisis on El Hormiguero
Juan Vivas appeared on El Hormiguero to confront the aftermath of the recent border breach in Ceuta. The president delivered a pointed message of gratitude and unity. His intervention comes as the city faces ongoing migration pressure.
Inditex posts record profit even as store numbers fall
Inditex reported its highest-ever first-half profit, despite closing dozens of stores worldwide. Still, shares dropped after results missed market expectations, showing the gap between strong operations and investor demands.
Oasis announces two Barcelona concerts for 2027
Oasis will play two shows at Barcelona’s Estadi Olímpic Lluís Companys in July 2027. The world tour includes major cities in Europe and the US. Fans must register online for a chance to buy tickets.
Salamanca mourns after fatal motorcycle accident claims business leader
José Antonio Campal, co-director of Bernabé Campal, died at 54 in a motorcycle accident near Vitoria. His sudden death has left a mark on Salamanca’s business and agricultural communities. The company is a major player in Spain’s agri-food sector.
Oviedo mayor under fire for response to far-right attack
Oviedo’s mayor called a violent attack on left-wing activists a minor incident and defended the attackers as 'not bad people.' His comments have sparked strong criticism from officials across Spain.
Shakira Concerts Bring Major Road Closures and Transport Changes to Madrid
Madrid will close key roads and increase public transport for Shakira’s 12-night concert run in Villaverde. Residents should expect detours and delays as 57,000 fans arrive each night. Free shuttles and extra metro service are planned.
Socialists accuse opposition of exploiting Ceuta migrant crisis for political gain
The PSOE leadership claims the PP is using Ceuta’s migrant crisis for electoral advantage. Government efforts to restore order face resistance from regional authorities. Tensions rise as thousands remain stranded in the city.
Feijóo brings Brussels allies to Ceuta in bid for EU action
Alberto Núñez Feijóo heads to Ceuta with top European Popular Party figures. The move aims to push the EU to address the migration crisis at Spain’s border. A special debate in the European Parliament is now on the agenda.
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