Vox will not break its coalition with the PP in basic regions, even as new rules require the relocation of more than 1,100 unaccompanied migrant minors from Ceuta. The party is calling for legal challenges and tighter controls.
A Cáceres court sentenced a man to two years in prison for starting seven wildfires in 2025, but suspended the term on condition that he remains crime-free and completes a fire-prevention course. The fires damaged protected land and a distinctive chestnut tree.
The arrival of more than 1,200 migrant minors in Ceuta has forced PP-led regions to weigh legal obligations against political agreements. Regional leaders face pressure as resources run thin and Vox demands a hard line.
A new heatwave is moving into southern and eastern Spain, bringing temperatures above 42°C and a dense Saharan dust cloud. Authorities urge caution as heat and calima are expected to affect millions, with the worst conditions forecast for Andalucía, Extremadura, Murcia, Castilla-La Mancha, and southern Valencia.
A mass of Saharan air is bringing dust and extreme heat to southern and eastern Spain. Visibility is dropping, and the air feels heavier. Authorities warn of persistent haze and temperatures above 40°C in several regions.
Spain’s Constitutional Court has rejected Extremadura’s bid to overturn the amnesty law, closing all constitutional challenges to the measure. Attention now shifts to unresolved appeals from Catalan independence leaders.
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.
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 EU court has validated Spain’s amnesty law, intensifying pressure on national courts. The government urges rapid application, while Junts and ERC insist the Catalan conflict is far from over. Tensions remain high in Madrid and Barcelona.
The Badajoz court has clarified that nepotism and absenteeism, while ethically questionable, do not always constitute crimes. David Sánchez, brother of the Prime Minister, and Luis Carrero were sentenced to nine years’ disqualification from public office for administrative misconduct.
The conviction of David Sánchez has intensified tensions within the PSOE. Party leaders warn that judicial actions against the prime minister's family could backfire politically. The case has triggered strong reactions among both officials and grassroots members.
David Sánchez, brother of Spain’s prime minister, was barred from public office for misconduct. The court ruled he need not repay his salary. The decision exposes a legal gap in civil liability claims.
A Badajoz court has sentenced David Sánchez, brother of Spain’s Prime Minister, to nine years of disqualification from public office. The verdict gives greater weight to police findings than to witness statements. Eleven people, including Sánchez, face similar penalties.
Spain’s DGT has introduced stricter regulations for motorhomes and camper vans, changing how often they must pass technical inspections and clarifying urban parking rules. The update affects thousands of owners as caravan travel continues to grow in popularity.
Eleven officials from the Diputación de Badajoz, including career civil servants, have been barred from public office for up to 18 years. The convictions, linked to the hiring of the Prime Minister’s brother, have triggered appeals and political tensions.
The Badajoz court ruled that officials created a job for David Sánchez but found no evidence of outside pressure or influence. The verdict leaves basic questions unanswered about who initiated the controversial hiring.
David Sánchez, brother of Spain’s prime minister, was banned from public office for nine years. The government calls the verdict politically motivated and plans to appeal. Officials insist there is no evidence of wrongdoing.
Claudia Márquez, 17, is spending her summer as a lifeguard in Cáceres. Her experience sheds light on the responsibilities young workers face and the barriers many encounter when seeking their first job. She aims to prove that age does not define readiness or professionalism.
The Provincial Court of Badajoz has sentenced David Sánchez Pérez-Castejón to nine years of disqualification from public office and Miguel Ángel Gallardo to 18 years. The case centers on alleged irregularities in a 2017 public-sector appointment.
David Sánchez, brother of Spain’s Prime Minister, has been barred from public office for nine years after the Badajoz court found him guilty of misconduct in a high-profile hiring case. Several other officials received similar penalties.
David Sánchez Pérez-Castejón, brother of Spain’s Prime Minister, has been sentenced to nine years of disqualification from public office. The ruling follows a case over alleged irregularities in a senior appointment in Badajoz.
San Fermín 2026 ends with a high-speed, high-risk bull run in Pamplona. Jandilla bulls, known for their danger, replace Miura for the closing event. More than 60 injuries have marked this year’s festival.
A family in Extremadura says their twin sons with ADHD have not received required educational adaptations. Despite filing formal complaints, the parents report receiving no effective response from regional authorities or the school inspectorate.
Gene García, a leading figure in Extremadura's music scene, has died at 56. Known for his soulful voice and commanding stage presence, he faced serious health issues in recent years. His death leaves a impressive gap in Spanish music.
Athisa Medio Ambiente will stop managing Badajoz’s animal shelter on September 15, citing a lack of resources and problems with the facility. Political and animal welfare groups are calling on the city to take urgent action.
Eleven black vultures from Extremadura are being transported to Bulgaria to help restore a species that has been extinct there for 150 years. The operation is part of a European programme that has already transferred hundreds of birds from Spain.
Animal rights groups and political parties have raised concerns over conditions at Badajoz’s municipal animal shelter, citing inadequate care and problems with shade and water. The reports have put the city council and operator Athisa Medio Ambiente under mounting pressure.
Spain will receive €120.55 million from the EU Solidarity Fund after devastating wildfires in 2025. The aid targets regions with severe damage and supports recovery efforts. Parliament approved the measure with broad backing.
PP and Vox have shifted their abortion strategy, bringing natality and fetal rights into focus. A national dispute over parental involvement now centers on whether 16- and 17-year-olds can access abortion without parental consent.
Vox secures a powerful vice-presidency in Andalusia, taking over tourism, justice, and local administration. The move gives the party a high-profile platform ahead of municipal elections and reshapes the regional power balance.
PSOE councillor Concha Baños in Badajoz has reported a violent threat she received on social media, prompting calls for stronger action against abuse targeting women in politics. Local organisations and the party have voiced their support.
Juan Manuel Moreno secures a third term as president of Andalucía after reaching a coalition deal with Vox. The agreement gives Vox a basic vice-presidency and includes policies Moreno previously opposed.
Antonio Maíllo calls for the left to quickly select a candidate and electoral brand. He rejects short-term alliances and sees the PSOE’s corruption scandals as an chance for a recovery. The debate is intensifying ahead of the 2027 elections.
PP and Vox have finalized a coalition agreement in Andalusia, paving the way for Juan Manuel Moreno's re-election as regional president. The deal includes a 'national priority' principle for public aid, echoing similar pacts in other regions.
Drivers in Extremadura could soon receive up to €3,000 to trade in older cars for cleaner models. The new Plan Renovext, backed by €800,000 in the 2026 budget, targets vehicles registered before 2015 and prioritizes local residents.
