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864 newsHow a forgotten name became a symbol of local culture
The Rare Galician Name Maruxa With a Musical Legacy Makes a Comeback. A unique female name with a remarkable story has survived in Galicia. It is intertwined with music, language, and tradition. Even experts on Spanish culture are surprised by its history.
Galician Toll Road Scandal — Authorities Promise Driver Refunds
Spanish Supreme Court orders Audasa to refund AP-9 tolls collected during repairs. Audasa must compensate drivers for AP-9 tolls charged during years of renovation work on the Rande Bridge. The court’s ruling affects tens of thousands of motorists. Find out how to claim your refund.
75 Years of Struggle for Language and Identity: The Story of Galaxia Publishing House
How Galaxia Saved Galician Culture from Oblivion and Franco’s Dictatorship. The publishing house Galaxia became a bastion of Galician culture. It survived censorship, preserved the language, and brought authors together. Discover how Galaxia changed the course of the region’s history.
Tragedy on the Galician Coast — Rescuers Recover Body from the Water
Driver Dies After Car Plunges Into the Sea at Vilanova de Arousa Port. A car with a man inside ended up in the sea at the port of Vilanova de Arousa. Emergency services responded to the scene. Divers recovered the man's body from the water. The cause of the incident is under investigation.
Spanish Politics on the Brink — Sánchez Holds On Against All Odds
Pedro Sánchez Faces Crisis: Why He Isn't Following González and Rajoy's Path. Pedro Sánchez has found himself at the center of political and judicial turmoil. Comparisons are being drawn with González and Rajoy, yet he shows no intent to resign. What sets the current crisis apart from previous ones? Read our analysis.
A harsh winter approaches: where will it snow and how will the weather change
Snowfalls and Sharp Drop in Temperatures Expected in Northern Spain on December 21. Snow and cold will sweep across northern and eastern Spain. Temperatures are set to plummet, with strong winds forecast. Find out which regions are expected to be hit the hardest.
Winter Solstice: The Sun Dips Below the Horizon, and the Night Grows Longer
The Shortest Day of 2025 Arrives in the Northern Hemisphere. On December 21, 2025, the Northern Hemisphere marks the winter solstice. Today is the shortest day of the year, with the longest night. From this point on, daylight hours will gradually begin to increase.
Dramatic Operation at the Monastery — What Happened to the Nuns
Five Elderly Nuns Removed from Orduna Monastery by Court Order. A court ruling has led to the removal of five elderly nuns from a monastery in Orduna. The women underwent medical examinations before being transferred to other convents. The story has sparked widespread public attention.
Scandal in Galicia's PSOE Branch — Allegations Against Inés Rey
Two Former Officials Accuse La Coruña Mayor of Harassment via PSOE Channel. Two former councilors have accused the mayor of La Coruña and her deputy of systematic pressure and humiliation. The case has reignited internal conflicts within the party. Details in our report.
Where to Celebrate with a Big Group: Top Country Houses for Rent
15 Ideas for an Unforgettable Christmas and New Year in Spain. Looking for the perfect holiday destination? We've selected the best options for you. Cozy homes ideal for large groups. Celebrate Christmas and New Year in a truly memorable way. Discover where there are still available spots for your family and friends.
Party on the Brink of Division: Accusations, Resignations, and Demands for Change
Internal Crisis in Galician PSOE: Wave of Criticism Over Harassment Case. Tensions are rising within the Galician branch of the PSOE. Two open letters and hundreds of signatures are demanding accountability over the harassment scandal. The leadership faces mounting pressure and calls for change.
Musician Stands Up for Andalusia—Social Media Responds Instantly
Alejandro Sanz Publicly Responds to Feijóo’s Controversial Comments About Andalusians. Alejandro Sanz delivered a creative response to Feijóo’s remarks about Andalusians. His post sparked lively debate and widespread support on social media. The story has continued to gain traction among public figures.
Environmental dispute in Palas de Rei — residents demand project halt
Thousands Protest Altri Factory Construction in Galicia. A mass demonstration was held in Santiago against the Altri factory project. Locals voiced concerns about the region’s environment and water resources. The protest drew support from environmentalists, fishermen, and opposition parties.
How a Region in Northwestern Spain is Surprising Europe: Growth, Technology, and Exports
Galicia Emerges as a Magnet for Investors Driven by Innovation and Strong Traditions. Galicia has entered the top five regions in attracting foreign investment. The region is focusing on technology, exports, and nurturing local talent. Discover how tradition and innovation are reshaping the economy.
Extreme Weather in Spain: Canary Islands and the South Hit Hard
Storm Emilia Hits Spain: Torrential Rains, Hurricane-Force Winds, and Six-Meter Waves. Eight regions of Spain have been hit by a powerful storm. The Canary Islands and the southwest of the country are suffering from heavy rains, strong winds, and high waves. Meteorologists warn: the storm is not expected to subside soon.
Ready-made delicacies for Christmas Eve and New Year's – surprise your guests
Mercadona Launches Festive Menu with Ready-to-Eat Dishes for New Year's Celebrations. Mercadona offers ready-made dishes for holiday dinners. The menu features canapés, meat, and fish. Orders can be placed in advance to save time on cooking.
Ready-to-serve Delicacies for Christmas Eve and New Year's – Impress Your Guests
Mercadona Launches Holiday Menu with Ready-Made Dishes for New Year’s Celebrations. Mercadona offers ready-made dishes for festive dinners. The menu includes canapés, meat, and fish. Orders can be placed in advance to save time on cooking.
Wave of Resignations in PSOE — New Harassment Allegations Shake the Party
Scandal Erupts in Spain: Javier Ishierdo Steps Down from PSOE Leadership Amid Allegations. PSOE executive member Javier Ishierdo has announced his resignation following new accusations of sexual harassment. This marks the fourth resignation within the party in a week. More details in our report.
Scandal Over Koldo Recordings — Experts Remain Divided
Experts Debate Authenticity of Koldo García Recordings in Spanish Supreme Court. The Supreme Court of Spain has heard conflicting expert opinions in the Koldo case. Some experts affirm the authenticity of the audio recordings, while others point to possible manipulations. The question of their reliability remains unresolved.
Forget the beaches. Discover the highest mountain village in Galicia
The Highest Village in Galicia Is Located at 1,300 Meters. There’s a unique place in Galicia—its highest village, perched at 1,300 meters above sea level. Life here moves at a different pace. Discover where it is and what makes it so remarkable.
Scandal in Galicia — Monforte Mayor Remains in Office Despite Pressure
Head of Lugo Deputation Resigns Following Harassment Allegations. José Tomé has stepped down as head of the Lugo Deputation amid allegations of harassment. He remains the mayor of Monforte and a deputy. The party has demanded he relinquish his posts and has suspended his membership.
Galicia Attracts Business and Innovation: How It Works in Practice
How the Forum in Galicia Became a Hub for Investors and New Regional Ideas. An investors’ forum was held in Galicia, where participants discussed exports, innovation, and the region’s development. Experts explained how tradition is merging with modern technology.
Heavy Rain and Sharp Drop in Temperatures: Where to Expect Bad Weather
Rain and Fog to Sweep Across Spain: Weather Forecast for the Coming Weekend. A powerful Atlantic cyclone is approaching Spain, bringing heavy rain, fog, and snow. Most regions will see significant changes in weather. Find out which areas will be hardest hit.
Why Spanish Women Are Freezing Their Eggs and Delaying Motherhood – Surprising Statistics
Spain Hits Record Low in Births as More Women Postpone Motherhood. In 2024, Spain faces a historic low in its birth rate. An increasing number of women are postponing motherhood and turning to egg freezing. Experts cite deep-rooted causes and emerging trends.
Heavy rain, fog, and sudden temperature shifts: What’s in store for Spain’s regions
Rains Persist Across Spain: Where to Expect Precipitation and This Week’s Weather Outlook. A series of rain showers and fog is sweeping across Spain. Heavy precipitation is expected in western and northern regions. Temperatures will remain above average, but nights are set to become cooler.
Fire in Lugo Claims Woman's Life — Five Others Hospitalized
Woman Dies in House Fire in Palas de Rei, Galicia. Tragedy in Galicia: A house fire in Palas de Rei claimed the life of a woman. Five others, including a child, have been hospitalized. The blaze may have been caused by New Year's decorations.
Weather surprises ahead: where to expect rain and where to see sunshine – weekly forecast
Rain Expected in Western Spain, While the Rest of the Country Stays Dry. This week in Spain will be mostly dry, with rain affecting only the western regions. Incoming weather fronts will bring changes to local conditions.
Innovation and Roots: How Galicia is Transforming Spain's Economy
Galicia Unites Tradition and Technology for Regional Global Success. Galicia is setting an example for all of Spain, blending innovation with a respect for tradition. Discover how local talent is shaping the region’s economic future.
Legends, forged documents, and pilgrimage mysteries – discover the truth
How Myths and Forgeries Made Santiago the Second Jerusalem of Spain. Myths and forgeries fueled the cult of the apostle Santiago. Legends of battles and tithes reshaped church history. Discover how this transformed pilgrimage and power in Galicia.
Why 'Lía' Is the Top Choice for Young Parents in Galicia: History and Meaning
The Galician Name Lía: Biblical Roots and Contemporary Popularity in Spain. The name Lía is making a comeback among Galicians. Its ancient origins and unique meaning attract parents looking for something special. Discover why it has become a symbol of individuality.
Why Small Festivals Are Emerging as Alternatives to Massive Shows – An Insider’s Perspective
How Microfestivals Are Transforming the Cultural Life of Spanish Cities and Villages. Microfestivals in Spain prove that music can bring people together and support local communities. They offer an alternative to mass events and are reshaping the cultural landscape. Discover how this new approach works.
Frozen Hopes: How Donor Tissues Are Transforming Patients' Lives
How Galicia’s Largest Tissue Bank Operates—and Why It Saves Lives. A unique tissue bank operates beneath a children’s hospital in Galicia. Bones, corneas, and even embryos are stored here. Donated materials offer thousands of people a second chance at life.
Scandal over Fariña — court sides with series creators
Spanish Supreme Court Overturns Compensation to Former Drug Lord Oubiña for Scene in Fariña Series. The Spanish Supreme Court has lifted the obligation to pay compensation to Laureano Oubiña. The decision stems from a dispute over a fictional sex scene in the popular TV series. The court's ruling has sparked widespread public debate.
Tragedy on a Galician Road — Husband of the Deceased Dies at the Scene
Driver Responsible for Fatal Accident in Muíños Released After Detention. In Muíños, a driver accused of causing a fatal accident has been released from custody. The victim died at the scene, and her husband passed away upon learning of the tragedy. Read our report for more details on the incident and ongoing investigation.
Weather surprises: rare warmth and minimal rain expected for the holidays
Anticyclone to Bring Warm and Dry Weather to Spain for December Weekend. Spain is set to experience unusually warm weather this December weekend. An anticyclone will bring clear skies and keep the rain away, allowing both tourists and locals to enjoy mild conditions.
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