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Asturias Disappearance Mystery: New Evidence Found in Mine Pond Shakes Up Investigation

Two Cars Found at the Bottom of a Mine Pond: The Case of a Mother and Daughter Missing for 38 Years. In Asturias, nearly four decades after a woman and her young daughter vanished, the case has been reopened. The discovery of two cars at the bottom of an abandoned pond has given the investigation an unexpected twist. What seemed a family tragedy may turn out to be a brutal crime.

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Scandal Unfolds: What’s Behind the Accusations Rocking Spain’s Chief Prosecutor?

Spanish Supreme Court Begins Hearings in Attorney General García Ortiz Case. Spain’s Attorney General is facing trial, accused of large-scale tax fraud. The legal proceedings have already sparked fierce debates in both politics and society.

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Ministry of Culture initiates shutdown: What’s next for the Franco Foundation and why are authorities determined to close it?

Spanish Government Launches Court Proceedings to Dissolve Franco Foundation. The Spanish authorities have officially initiated legal proceedings to dissolve the Franco Foundation. The organization has received notification and now has the opportunity to present its defense. The decision could reshape Spain’s approach to historical memory.

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A Wooden Trail Along the Atlantic: Discover Galicia's Hidden Coastal Path

The Most Beautiful Coastal Trail in La Coruña for a Perfect Autumn Walk. Ribeira is home to a unique coastal route that links several beaches. Wooden walkways run along the ocean, making it the perfect spot for an autumn getaway.

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Wind Energy in Galicia Threatened Again: Court Ruling Puts Dozens of Projects at Risk

Galician Court Revokes A Ruña III Wind Farm Permit, Deepening Uncertainty in the Sector. The High Court of Galicia has annulled the permit for the A Ruña III wind farm due to the absence of a comprehensive environmental assessment. This decision could slow the development of renewable energy in the region and affect future investments.

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All Saints' Day and a Surprise Holiday: Where to Enjoy a Long Weekend in Spain This November

Which Regions of Spain Will Have an Extra Day Off on November 3, 2025? In November, Spaniards honor the memory of their loved ones by decorating graves and gathering with family. In some regions, November 3 will be an additional public holiday. Find out where the festive mood will last longer.

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Big wins in Elche and Rianxo: Lottery jackpot surpasses €84 million

Euromillones Lottery Showers Luck on Winners Across Spain. The latest Euromillones draw brought major cash prizes, with lucky winners emerging in several Spanish cities. The main jackpot continues its rapid climb.

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This Cantabrian spot will amaze you: whale-shaped cliffs, a shape-shifting beach, and birds of prey

Orinon – the Hidden Treasure of Cantabria with the Stone Whale and Devil’s Eyes. There’s a remarkable coastal village in Cantabria where the landscape shifts with the tides. Here, nature and the sea have shaped something truly unique. Discover this extraordinary place.

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From Six Rooms to Four Stars: How a Politician's Private Venture Became a Gem of Galicia

Spain’s Smallest Parador: The Legacy of Franco’s Minister in His Hometown. Galicia is home to a unique hotel brought to life by a prominent politician. Originally a medieval tower, today it offers a blend of history and modern comfort.

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Triumph on Air, Scandal Off Screen: What’s Behind the TV Star’s €45,000 Payday?

Queen of Spain’s Morning Airwaves Takes RTVE to Court over Salary. Host Silvia Intxaurrondo tops audience charts—but her pay has plummeted. Now she’s suing public television.

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Ten Days in Intensive Care: Spain's Royal Family Holds Its Breath Over Infanta Margarita

Health of Juan Carlos I’s Sister Sparks Serious Concern Within Royal Family. Infanta Margarita faces a severe illness. The king’s sister spent ten days in intensive care. She is now recovering at home with oxygen support.

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All Saints’ Day 2025: What’s Changing and How Each Region Is Celebrating

Why November 1st Is a Special Day in Spain and How It's Celebrated. November 1st in Spain is a time for remembrance and family gatherings. In 2025, the holiday falls on a Saturday, affecting work schedules. Discover how regions adapt their long weekends and when to expect the next public holidays.

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Asian wasps invade northern Spain: how to spot the threat and stay safe

Spike in Asian Wasp Activity in Spain: How to Stay Safe and What to Do if Stung. Northern regions of Spain are experiencing a rise in Asian wasp attacks. Warmer temperatures have extended their active season. Learn how to respond to stings and reduce your risks.

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Prosecutor General Scandal: Why Is Judicial Independence Now at Risk?

Mounting Pressure on Spain’s Judiciary: Experts Sound the Alarm. Concerns are rising in Spain over interference in the judicial system. Political interests are increasingly influencing investigations and verdicts. Experts warn of risks to democracy.

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Political Gamble: Why Snap Elections Don't Always Guarantee Victory

Snap Elections in Spain: When a Gamble for Success Ends in Failure. Snap elections may seem like a perfect solution, but they don't always deliver the expected results. Spanish politicians have repeatedly faced unforeseen consequences from such moves. We explore when betting on early elections pays off—and when it leads to defeat.

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How the Region Is Transforming Education: New Laws, Artificial Intelligence, and Hybrid Learning Methods

Galicia Prepares Europe’s First Digital Education Reform, Brings AI into Schools. Galicia is launching a major overhaul of its education system, introducing Europe’s first digital education reform and an AI-based system for schools. Find out how these changes will transform learning and student preparation.

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Where to Buy Groceries on All Saints' Day: Opening Hours for Mercadona, Lidl, Carrefour and Other Supermarkets

Which Supermarkets Will Be Open on November 1, 2025, in Spain. On All Saints’ Day, some supermarkets in Spain will adjust their opening hours. Certain stores will open only in the morning, while others will close for the day. Check where and when you can shop on November 1.

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Picasso painting discovered in apartment hallway: When art falls victim to carelessness and bizarre mishaps

Forgotten Picasso Masterpiece Discovered in Madrid After Louvre Heist. A forgotten Picasso masterpiece has surfaced in Madrid following a theft from the Louvre. This story highlights the vulnerability of cultural treasures and the surprising twists in the art world. Why do even the greatest works end up in the most unexpected places? Find out more in our report.

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Why the Death of Gosu Sparked Protests and a Legal Battle: Conflict Details

Scandal Erupts Over Euthanasia of Dog at Bando Shelter: Animal Rights Activists Take Legal Action. The euthanization of a dog named Gosu in Bando has sparked a legal storm among animal rights defenders. Activists are demanding an investigation and a review of protocols for handling difficult animals. The case could set new standards for shelters across Galicia.

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Scandal After Divorce: Ex-Footballer Threatens Lawsuit Over Defamation

Jota Peleteiro Responds to Allegations of Dog Abuse. Former footballer Jota Peleteiro has become embroiled in scandal after being accused of abandoning his pets. He has addressed the situation with his dogs, issuing an official statement.

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Heavy rain and gale-force winds: which regions of Spain will bear the brunt of the storm

Red Alert Issued in Huelva Due to Heavy Rains and Flood Threat. Authorities have declared a red alert on the Huelva coast due to torrential rains. Several regions are bracing for flooding and severe weather. Find out which areas will be hit hardest.

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Surge in Vespa Velutina Fatalities in Galicia: Why Autumn Attacks Took Everyone by Surprise

Three people die from Asian hornet stings in Galicia in two weeks. Galicia has reported three fatal cases resulting from Asian hornet stings in a short period. The unusual activity of these insects in autumn has alarmed experts. Authorities urge the public, especially those with allergies, to be vigilant.

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Mercadona announces reduced hours: which stores will be open and which will remain closed

Mercadona Supermarkets to Change Opening Hours on All Saints’ Day 2025. Mercadona has announced special opening times for November 1. Most stores will be open only in the morning. Find out which regions will see stores closed all day.

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Spain and Germany discuss language status: What’s next for Catalan, Basque, and Galician in Europe?

Berlin Holds Firm on EU Languages Despite Talks with Madrid. Germany has reaffirmed its stance on the official languages of the European Union following the announcement of bilateral talks with Spain on language status.

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Galician TikTok Star Coco Passes Away: How She Revolutionized the Freight Industry

Renowned Spanish Truck Driver and Blogger Oti Kabadas Passes Away. Oti Kabadas, a popular blogger and truck driver, has died suddenly at the age of 41. Her story inspired women all across Spain. Discover how she helped change perceptions about the profession.

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Atlantic cyclones to bring heavy downpours: where to expect rain and why your umbrella will be essential

Spain Braces for a Series of Torrential Rains and Unstable Weather This Week. Persistent rains and thunderstorms are set to hit Spain in the coming days. The most intense downpours are expected in the western and southern regions. Find out which areas will be at the heart of the storm.

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Two Shores, One Mystery – The Secret Spot in Ribeira Sacra That Will Blow Your Mind

Belesar: Galicia’s Hidden Village – A New Gem for Seasoned Travelers. In northwest Spain lies a village split by a powerful river, where the past has literally been submerged. Be among the first to discover its secrets.

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The Secret of Eternal Youth: How a Roman Marvel in Spain Defied Time and History

The World’s Only Fully Preserved Roman Wall Stands in the Spanish City of Lugo. Spain is home to a unique ancient structure that has survived seventeen centuries almost untouched. It is the only construction of its kind on the planet. Discover its fascinating history and secrets.

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Forget Wine—This Is the Real Rioja Hidden from Most Tourists

Rioja in Autumn: From Vineyards to Mountain Trails and Cascades of Crystal Rivers. Autumn transforms northern Spain. Unique landscapes await explorers. Discover untouched routes. Enjoy tranquility and pristine nature.

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Catalan, Basque, and Galician may become official EU languages: what’s behind the new agreement

Spain and Germany Begin Talks on the Status of the Catalan Language in the European Union. Spain and Germany have agreed to open a dialogue on recognizing Catalan, Basque, and Galician as official EU languages. This move is linked to Madrid’s political commitments to Junts and an effort to ease tensions.

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Why the celebrity couple decided to return to the US ahead of schedule: moving details and the fate of their Spanish property

Richard Gere and Alejandra Silva Unexpectedly Leave Spain and Close Their La Moraleja Home. Richard Gere and Alejandra Silva have concluded their year-long stay in Spain and returned to the United States, despite their recent investment in property in Galicia. Their La Moraleja home is now closed, and their future plans have changed.

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This 21-kilometer route in Lugo reveals the real Spain hidden from tourists

Discover Untouched Galicia: A Hiking Route Through the Forests and Rivers of Lugo Province. At the heart of Galicia lies a unique natural trail that winds through ancient beech forests. The path follows pristine rivers and passes through charming villages. This is an authentic journey into the wild nature of Spain.

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The mystery of the Galician rock church that has puzzled locals for centuries

Galician Sanctuary Under the Rock – A Unique Chapel Every Traveler Should See. Galicia is home to a remarkable site. An ancient chapel is embedded within the rock, preserving age-old secrets. Legends surrounding this place attract many visitors.

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Last Chance for a Lost Paradise: Why All of Spain Is Holding Its Breath for 2026

Galician Region of Ribeira Sacra One Step Away from UNESCO World Heritage Status. A stunning Spanish landscape awaits a crucial decision. Decades of preparation may soon end in success. The future of this unique area will soon be determined. The region's fate now rests with an international ruling.

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Borrasca Benjamin: Red Alert Issued for the Cantabrian Coast and País Vasco

Storm Hits Northern Spain: Waves Up to 8 Meters and Gale-Force Winds. The powerful storm Borrasca Benjamin will bring dangerous waves and hurricane-force winds to northern Spain. Authorities have declared a red alert for the coasts of Cantabria and the Basque Country. Heavy rain, a sharp drop in temperature, and hazardous weather conditions are expected.

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