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883 newsSocial media targets famous journalists—accusing their children of getting ahead thanks to their parents
Scandal Erupts in Spain over Allegations of Nepotism for Journalists' Children. Spain is witnessing a heated debate over a wave of attacks targeting journalists’ children. Social media users accuse them of landing jobs thanks to family connections. The scandal has sparked a strong response from the media community.
Spain's Most Wanted Fugitive Captured in Cuba – Shocking Details of the High-Profile Case
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.
From Gothic Churches to Ancient Estates: Discover Spain’s Most Mysterious Ruins
Five Abandoned Places in Galicia with Unique Allure. Galicia holds many secrets. Here, you'll find open-air chapels and unfinished sanctuaries awaiting explorers. Ancient manors have been reclaimed by nature. These sites captivate with their unique atmosphere. Discover a different side of Spain.
A village lost for centuries harbors secrets of the plague and a cursed treasure. Dare to uncover it?
The Cursed Village of Galicia Lost Among Forests and Legends. Deep in the forests of Galicia lies a cursed place shrouded in mystery and rumors. The village was abandoned centuries ago. Today, its ruins attract adventurers and thrill-seekers. Discover the eerie legend behind this haunting spot.
Where to Move in Spain for True Happiness: Cities with the Best Quality of Life Ranked
Best Cities to Live in Spain in 2025 Revealed. Looking for the perfect place to settle down? We've put together a fresh ranking of cities, evaluating safety and cost of living. Discover where life is most comfortable—some of the results may surprise you.
Hotels in Galicia Losing Tourists — Rising Prices and Fiercer Competition
Galician hotels report decline in overnight stays amid rising prices in October 2025. In October 2025, hotels in Galicia experienced a 1.9% drop in overnight stays, while accommodation prices increased by 4.41%. Find out how trends compare across other regions of Spain.
Inside PSOE: Discontent Grows and Parliament’s Work Continues — An Unexpected Twist
Landmark Supreme Court Ruling in Attorney General Case Shakes Socialists and Alters Political Mood. The Supreme Court’s verdict in the Attorney General case has sparked outrage among the Socialists, causing a dramatic shift within the party. PSOE leaders are now focused on consolidating their strength ahead of the elections.
King Emeritus Meets Family in Madrid: Royal Tensions Simmer Behind Closed Doors
Juan Carlos I Returns to Madrid: Family Strains, Memories, and the Wish to Stay in Spain. Juan Carlos I spent several hours with his family in Madrid. He is concerned about relations with his granddaughters and the upcoming release of his memoirs. The former king is displeased with restrictions on his residence in Spain.
Temperature plunge and unexpected snowfall — what surprises await Spain this week
Powerful Cyclone and Arctic Front to Bring Sharp Cold Snap and Heavy Rains to Spain. Early this week, Spain will be hit by a powerful cyclone carrying Arctic air. Expect a sharp drop in temperatures, heavy rainfall, and snow in northern and central regions. Even the most weathered residents will be surprised by the dramatic weather shift.
Hundreds in Madrid demand review of García Ortiz case amid growing tensions in Spain’s judiciary
Mass Protest at Spain's Supreme Court: Outcry Against Attorney General's Verdict. Hundreds gathered outside the Supreme Court in Madrid, demanding the annulment of the attorney general's sentence. Protesters claim the court's decision is politically motivated. Tensions continue to rise around Spain's judicial system.
A Galician Patient’s Story Sparks Nationwide Support – Why Thousands Are Demanding Change
Movement for Early Breast Cancer Screening from Age 40 Gains Momentum in Spain. A woman from Galicia campaigns to lower the breast cancer screening age to 40. Tens of thousands of Spaniards have supported her initiative. The issue is now under consideration by the Ministry of Health.
This trail is a must-do this autumn. Uncover the magic of Galicia
Autumn Hiking Trail in Galicia: Discover the River Lined with Historic Mills. Looking for the perfect place for a walk? Head to the province of Pontevedra, where an astonishing trail awaits. Follow the scenic river path and encounter dozens of ancient mills along the way. This journey will leave a lasting impression.
Young Spaniards Opt for Independence: Own Your First Home for the Price of Rent
Where in Spain Can You Buy an Apartment for Independent Living for 35,000 Euros? Many young people in Spain dream of owning their own home, but the reality is tough—prices are soaring, and salaries remain stagnant. Still, the market offers some surprising options. Discover where to find a flat cheaper than a car, and why these bargains aren’t always traps.
City Hall aims to turn a drug lord’s luxury villa into a public center — the battle for millions rages on
Galicia Seeks to Acquire Drug Lord Marcial Dorado’s Property for City Use. A Illa de Arousa is negotiating the purchase of assets confiscated from Marcial Dorado. Authorities plan to repurpose the mansion and other properties for social initiatives. The decision could reshape the city and the future of this notorious villa.
Gateway to the Land of the Dead in the Spanish Mountains: The Mysterious Celtic Power Spot
Ancient Celtic Portal in Galicia Dating Back 3,000 Years. Galicia is home to a mysterious site—an ancient megalithic complex. Thousands of years old, it’s shrouded in rituals and legends. Here, nature and mysticism have shaped a truly unique landscape.
Royal Anniversary in Spain: Celebrations, Suspense, and the Absence of Juan Carlos I
Madrid Celebrates 50 Years of the Spanish Monarchy: Grand Reception at the Royal Palace. A state reception is underway in Madrid to mark the 50th anniversary of the Spanish monarchy. The nation's top political figures have gathered for the event. Highlights include the presentation of top honors and the notable absence of the former king.
Where and When Spain's Christmas Lights Will Be Switched On: Complete Calendar by Region
When Will Christmas Lights Shine in Spanish Cities in 2025? Find out when Christmas lights will be switched on across Spain's major cities in 2025. The article includes date listings for each region—check to make sure you don’t miss the start of the festivities in your area.
Tragedy in Galicia: Healthcare worker and her mother found dead in their home
Bodies of Woman and Her Mother Found in Abegondo, Circumstances of Death Under Investigation. A woman and her mother have been found dead in Abegondo (A Coruña). Colleagues raised the alarm after an extended silence. The cause of the tragedy will be determined by forensic examination.
A personal perspective on social change and historical justice — why the exhumation of the dictator became a symbol of a new era
Franco’s Legacy: How Spain Changed in 15,988 Days After His Death. Reflecting on the day of Franco’s death, the author explores fear, silence, and transformation in Spanish society. The experiment of memory and reconciliation continues. Why did the dictator’s exhumation become a key milestone for the country?
Northern Spain braces for winter onslaught — snowstorms and icy winds set to hit
Arctic Cold Sweeps Across Spain: Snow and Sudden Temperature Drop in the North. An arctic front is sweeping over northern Spain, bringing snowfall and a sharp drop in temperatures. Authorities warn of difficult road conditions and advise heightened caution.
Spaniards Are Living Longer, But the Country Faces a Demographic Challenge — What's Really Happening?
Life Expectancy in Spain Surpasses 84 Years for the First Time. In 2024, Spaniards reached a record high in life expectancy. However, the country is facing historically low birth rates. How will society change in the coming years? Read more to find out.
Why Spain's ghosts of the past still haunt its democracy—and who’s really afraid of change
Fifty Years Later: How Franco's Shadow Still Shapes Spain. Half a century after Franco, Spain is still debating its past. Old fears and habits persist. Discover how the dictatorship continues to influence thinking and politics today in our report.
Gijón's Real Estate Market Surges: Where Home Prices Are Rising Fastest and What Buyers Need to Know
Housing Prices in Gijón Break Records, Surpassing Spain’s Average. Property in Gijón is becoming more expensive faster than in other cities. Even experts are surprised by the rate of increase. Some districts are seeing explosive growth. Find out what's happening in the market in our report. Don’t miss out on the details that could impact your plans.
A single ticket wins a million euros—could you be the next lucky winner?
Small Town Resident in Galicia Becomes Millionaire Thanks to Euromillones Lottery. Another €1 million prize was drawn in Spain. The lucky ticket was purchased in a small town. Discover the details of the draw and the jackpot amount.
2026 Budget: Government Sets Timeline—Suspense Remains Until the End
Spanish Government Prepares 2026 Budget for Spring Approval. The Finance Minister has announced plans for the upcoming budget. The document will be presented in early 2026, with approval expected in the spring.
Friendship, politics, and exile: The untold secrets behind the monarch’s unreleased confessions
The Secret of Juan Carlos I’s Memoirs: Why Carlos Errera’s Book Remains Locked Away. Juan Carlos I's memoirs will soon be released in Spain. But this is not the book everyone is waiting for. Another biography, written by his friend, remains shrouded in mystery.
Top 10 Safest Cities in Spain: Where to Buy Property Without Worry
The Safest Cities in Spain for a Peaceful, Comfortable Life. Spain is renowned for more than just its climate. The country boasts some exceptionally safe cities. Discover where you can enjoy peace and comfort.
Whirlpools Against the Currents: How Ocean Chaos Disrupts Climate Predictions
Oceanographers Define the Limits of Climate Forecast Accuracy for the World’s Oceans. Scientists have discovered why oceanic eddies restrict the accuracy of climate models. New research reveals how chaotic processes complicate long-term forecasts. Find out what this means for the planet’s future.
Winter Strikes Early: Prepare Your Gloves and Shovels—The Surprises Have Just Begun
Arctic Front to Bring Snow and Sudden Drop in Temperatures Across Spain. Arctic air is sweeping into Spain. Temperatures are plummeting, with snow expected even in low-lying areas. The north is bracing for a true taste of winter — find out where the cold will hit hardest.
Spain Sets Nearly 20-Year Record for Housing Transactions
September Record: Spanish Home Sales Reach Highest Level in 18 Years. Spain’s real estate market has once again surprised analysts. September saw an unexpected surge in property transactions. Buyers are in no hurry to leave the market. Prices keep climbing, and demand remains strong. What’s really happening with housing across different regions? Get the full story — the situation is more complex than it seems.
New figures emerge in influence investigation — who's next in the spotlight?
Judge in Leire Díez Case to Summon Builder Luis del Rivero for Questioning. A Madrid judge plans to question Luis del Rivero in the high-profile case involving an alleged attempt to meddle in investigations targeting politicians and business figures. The list of witnesses is growing, and the intrigue is just beginning.
The Spanish Connection in Kast's Life: Secret Alliances, Big Names, and His Battle Against Abortion
How Chilean Presidential Candidate Kast Is Linked to Spanish Far-Right Movements. José Antonio Kast, a presidential hopeful in Chile, has maintained close ties with Spanish far-right and anti-abortion organizations. His connections with politicians and activists from Madrid raise questions about the influence of Spanish movements on Latin American politics. Find out how this network was established.
Budget Battles: Why Talks on Deficit and Regional Funding Have Reached an Impasse
Spanish Government and PP-Led Regions on Verge of Clash Over Spending Cap. Madrid hosts a tense meeting between the government and representatives from PP-led regions. The sides are at odds over spending limits and the future distribution of the deficit. The issue of new funding for autonomous communities once again sparks disagreement.
Unique Initiative: How Concrete Bunkers and European Technology Are Transforming Cancer Treatment in Spain
Galicia to Open Spain's First Public Proton Therapy Center. In 2026, Galicia will launch the country’s first proton therapy center, equipped with cutting-edge technology and ready to serve patients from across northwest Spain. Discover how this unique facility is being built and what it means for future patients.
Sunday of Change: Where to Expect Showers, Fog, and Wild Temperature Swings
Weaker, But Not Calmer: Cyclone Claudia to Bring Unstable Weather to Spain. Unsettled weather persists across Spain. Heavy rainfall is expected in Andalucía and Galicia. Temperatures and weather conditions will vary across different regions of the country.
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