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883 newsThe fate of Camilo José Cela’s original novel: Will Galicia or Alcalá de Henares claim Spain’s literary treasure?
Spain Engulfed in Dispute over 'The Hive' Manuscript: Who Will Claim the Unique Copy? A unique version of 'The Hive' with the author's handwritten edits has been found in the Alcalá de Henares archives. Galicia and Madrid region both claim rights to the manuscript. The final decision rests with the Ministry of Culture.
The Unconventional Chef: How a Camper Van Became Both Home and Kitchen
Galician Restaurateur Embraces Vanlife for Sustainability and Freedom. In Galicia, a restaurant manager lives in a campervan next to his workplace, blending an eco-friendly lifestyle with a career in tourism. His unconventional choice surprises colleagues and guests alike.
Weather Alert: Sudden Cold Snap and Severe Storms Expected Across Most of the Country
Spain to Be Hit by Heavy Rains and Gale-Force Winds This Weekend. In the coming days, Spain will face torrential rains and strong, gusty winds across the country. Temperatures are expected to drop significantly, and some regions could even see snowfall. Find out which areas are set to experience the harshest weather conditions.
Cyclone Claudia Lingers Over the North: Where to Expect Heavy Rains and Sudden Cold Snap
Heavy Rains and Gale-Force Winds to Sweep Across Spain Due to Cyclone Claudia. Cyclone Claudia is set to bring torrential rains and strong gusty winds to Spain, with weather alerts issued in seven regions. Significant drops in temperature are expected, along with possible frost in the mountains.
Storm Claudia: Road Closures, Port Disruptions, and Record Rainfall in Gran Canaria
Powerful Storm Strikes Canary Islands, Leaves Over 100 Incidents in Its Wake. Storm Claudia lashed the Canary Islands with heavy rain and gale-force winds, resulting in more than a hundred reported incidents. Authorities warn of continued risks, closing roads and ports across the region.
Spain tightens health measures: new rules for farmers and poultry owners
Spain Orders Mandatory Closure of All Poultry Farms Over Bird Flu Threat. Spanish authorities have tightened sanitary measures for all poultry farms. The new restrictions affect even organic producers and private owners. Find out which exceptions apply and how farmers' lives are about to change.
Emergency measures and school closures: How extreme weather has disrupted daily life in the Canary Islands
Storm Claudia Disrupts Life in 30 Spanish Provinces and Shuts Down Schools in the Canaries. The severe storm Claudia forced schools in the Canary Islands to close and switch to remote learning. Authorities have introduced emergency measures, and weather warnings have been issued in dozens of provinces. Details on the impact and the official response — in our report.
Tax Office Scandal: A Decade-Long Investigation Uncovers High-Profile Case in Galicia
Former Head of Vigo Tax Authority to Stand Trial for Corruption. The former chief of Vigo’s tax office is accused of accepting bribes and abusing his position. The investigation lasted nearly a decade. The trial is not expected to begin until 2026.
Pensioner drowned in Lake Sanabria: years-long investigation uncovers the killers
Two Portuguese Nationals Sentenced to 22 and 17 Years for Murder Over Pension in Samora. A court in Samora has sentenced two Portuguese citizens to lengthy prison terms for the murder of an elderly man. The victim was killed so the perpetrators could collect his pension. The investigation uncovers key details of the crime and the motives behind the act.
Letizia's Father Surprises Spain: The Secret Behind Friendship and His Perfect Fabada Recipe
Queen Letizia’s Father Jesús Ortiz Writes Foreword for Friend’s Cookbook. Queen Letizia’s father made an unexpected move by penning the foreword to a cookbook. The text reveals details of their friendship.
Storms Hit the Canaries and Galicia: Where to Expect Torrential Rains and Dangerous Winds
Storm Claudia Brings Heavy Rain and Hurricane-Force Winds to the Canary Islands and Northwest Spain. The powerful storm Claudia has hit the Canary Islands and northwest Spain, prompting orange weather alerts in affected regions. Torrential rains, strong gusts, and volatile weather are expected through the end of the week.
Nature Strikes: Which Regions of Spain Are at Risk and What Do Rescuers Recommend?
Storm Claudia to Hit Canaries and Northern Spain: Heavy Rains and Gale Warnings Issued. A powerful storm is sweeping over Spain: the Canary Islands and the north are preparing for heavy rains, strong winds, and rough seas. Authorities warn of possible flooding and urge caution. Find out which regions will be most affected by the severe weather.
A village of just 300 residents: the perfect escape from city life in northern Spain
Areso – the Hidden Village of Navarre for the Perfect Autumn Escape. In northern Spain lies a remarkable place, tucked away among Navarre's green valleys. Here, the authentic spirit of the past endures. It's an ideal destination for those who cherish tranquility.
Valle de los Caídos Transformation: New Architecture, Interpretation Center, and the Future of the Cross
Project Chosen to Transform Spain’s Cuelgamuros Valley: Staircase to Be Removed, Memory Center to Open. Spanish authorities have announced the winner of the competition to renew the Cuelgamuros Valley. The plan involves demolishing the staircase, building a modern center, and preserving the cross. Work is set to begin in 2027 and will last four years.
The Remarkable Life of Angelina Torres Vallbona: A Centenarian’s Journey Through an Era of Change
Spain’s Oldest Resident Dies in Barcelona at 112. Angelina Torres Vallbona has passed away at the age of 112. Born in 1913, she spent most of her life in Barcelona. She had held the title of Spain’s oldest woman since January 2025.
Drivers in Madrid: Why One Speed Camera Issues More Fines Than Any Other in Spain
Spain’s strictest speed camera once again breaks records for road fines. The speed camera on the M-40 in Madrid has topped the list for issuing the most fines, recording over 74,000 violations in just one year. Find out where else drivers face the highest risk of sanctions.
This Roman lighthouse has shone for 2,000 years: Galicia’s unmissable treasure
The Tower of Hercules in Galicia: The World’s Oldest Functioning Roman Lighthouse. A unique monument rises on the Galician coast — the world’s oldest operational lighthouse. For two millennia, it has guided sailors and witnessed the history of navigation. Visiting the tower is an unforgettable experience.
Unusually warm nights and heavy downpours: which regions will be hit hardest by the storm
Heavy Rains and Sudden Warmth: Cyclone Claudia Reshapes Spain's Weather. Cyclone Claudia has hit Spain, bringing torrential rains and unusual November warmth. The north faces storms and strong winds. By the weekend, the weather will shift dramatically again.
Why Left-Wing Parties and Nationalists Are Boycotting Spain's Monarchy Jubilee: Inside the Controversy
Some MPs Boycott Monarchy Anniversary in Spanish Congress. Lawmakers from Sumar, Compromís, Esquerra Republicana, and EH Bildu have refused to take part in the event marking the 50th anniversary of the monarchy. They argue that the Crown has not distanced itself from its Francoist past. The decision has sparked substantial debate in political circles.
Fire Erupts in an Apartment on Andalucía Street: What Happened and How Victims Were Rescued
Fire in Vigo Apartment Building Sends Two to Hospital. A fire broke out in a multi-story residential building in Vigo last night, leaving two people with burns who were taken to the hospital. The blaze destroyed part of an apartment, and residents were evacuated.
This Galician village looks like a portal to the past: everyone should visit at least once
A Pobra de Navia – the Hidden Gem of Galicia for a Perfect Autumn Escape. Nestled in the Lugo mountains lies a remarkable spot where medieval architecture blends seamlessly with nature. This is the ideal autumn travel destination. Discover an untouristy side of Spain.
Millions, architectural ambitions, and unfinished dreams: why Marina Atlántica is making headlines again
Scandal on the Vigo Coast: Developer Demands Compensation 20 Years Later. An old controversy over a luxury seafront development in Galicia has resurfaced. The developer is demanding €1.7 million from the authorities of Cangas for a deal that was never fulfilled. Despite Norman Foster’s involvement, the ambitious project never came to life.
Xunta allocates extra funds: How the region is fighting the invasion of a dangerous insect
Galician Authorities Intensify Fight Against Asian Hornet: Over 19,000 Nests Destroyed. More than 19,600 Asian hornet nests have been removed in Galicia over the past year. Regional authorities are ramping up funding and implementing new strategies. Find out how the situation is evolving and what experts are doing to tackle the threat.
Lost World in the Mountains of Spain: This Asturian Village Is a Journey Back in Time
The Asturian Village Where Time Stood Still: A Legacy of Blacksmiths and Weavers. High in the Asturian mountains lies a unique village where ancient crafts and age-old traditions live on. Step back in time and immerse yourself in the rich heritage of northern Spain. Discover authentic Asturias as it once was.
Revealed: The Real Financial Motives Behind the Iglesias-Preysler Divorce
Isabel Preysler and Julio Iglesias Divorce: What the Socialite Walked Away With. Isabel Preysler reveals details of her divorce. She turned down half of the singer’s fortune. Find out what she ultimately received.
The Secret Sister of Carmen Martínez-Bordiú: How the Dictator’s Heiress Lives Today
Arancha Martínez-Bordiú: The Secret Life and Business of Franco's Most Private Granddaughter. María Aranzazu Martínez-Bordiú leads a private life, deliberately staying out of the spotlight and away from the press. She has dedicated herself to her family and works in the real estate business.
Seismic activity near Santiago de Compostela: What we know about the overnight earthquake
Earthquake of Magnitude 3.4 Recorded in Galicia: No Injuries Reported. A 3.4-magnitude earthquake struck near Santiago de Compostela this morning, with the epicenter close to Vila de Cruces. No casualties or damage have been reported, but residents are discussing the unusual event.
A nature lover’s trail: breathtaking route with postcard-perfect views
A Must-Do Hiking Route in Asturias: Rivers, Gorges, and Chestnut Forests. Asturias offers the perfect escape for nature lovers. Discover a scenic trail that winds through dramatic gorges and lush forests, ending with a breathtaking panoramic view from the summit.
Why Is France Still Silent on Citizens Killed by GAL? A 40-Year Perspective
Spanish and French Victims of GAL: The Memory No One Wants to Confront. Spain remembers the French citizens killed by GAL in the 1980s, while France continues to remain silent about their stories. Why does this uncomfortable memory still remain unspoken? Find out in our report.
Millions, Gifts, and Offshore Accounts: Why Spain's Former King Keeps His Fortune a Secret
Juan Carlos I's Scandalous Fortune: The Untold Secrets Behind His Memoirs. In his memoirs, Juan Carlos I sidesteps questions about the origins and fate of his millions. His financial secrets continue to spark debate and fuel curiosity about the monarchy. Discover what remains hidden from view.
Untamed Basque Country: Discover the Trail Along the Old Mountain Road
The Forgotten Basque Track: A Unique Journey Through the Tunnels, Lakes, and Mountains of Northern Spain. A unique new route has opened in the Basque Country. An old railway line has been transformed into a scenic trail, winding through tunnels and around lakes. The path blends unspoiled nature with industrial heritage.
Cinema Premiere: How La invasió dels bàrbars Brought Audiences and Creators Together
La invasió dels bàrbars Opens in Valencia: A Film on Memory and Civic Engagement. Valencia hosted the premiere of La invasió dels bàrbars. The film delves into historical memory and actively involves the public in its making. Discover why this project has sparked such a strong response.
Weather surprises: storm front brings rain, hail, and a sudden cold snap to Galicia and beyond
Heavy Rain and Gale-Force Winds Hit Northern Spain: Galicia Suffers the Most. Torrential rains and strong gusts have swept across northern Spain, with Galicia at the center of the severe weather. Thunderstorms, hail, and a sharp drop in temperatures are expected — full details in our report.
The city bursts with laughter and creativity: how Hematofesti brings together generations and genres
Hematofesti Kicks Off in Vigo: Five Days of Humor, Childhood and Creativity Honoring El Hematocrítico. Vigo has become the hub of children's culture and humor. Hematofesti brings together renowned artists and emerging comedians. Five days of workshops, concerts, and creative gatherings await festival visitors.
Usia: An Ancient Name Gaining Popularity Among Parents Across the Country
Why the Name Uxía Has Become a Symbol of Galician Culture and Is Gaining Popularity in Spain. With its ancient Greek roots, the name Uxía has become one of the most sought-after in Galicia. Families are drawn to its unique sound and profound meaning. More and more parents across Spain are now considering this distinctive name.
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