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883 newsSpain's Hidden Gem: Discover an Abandoned Mill and Waterfall at the Edge of the World
The Cantabrian Bolao Cliff: Abandoned Mill and Spain’s Only Waterfall into the Sea. There’s a remarkable spot in northern Spain where dramatic cliffs plunge into the wild ocean. Ancient ruins guard secrets centuries old, and nature has sculpted a truly unique landscape.
The Only Artist on the Forbes List: Unveiling the Assets and Secrets of Julio Iglesias' Family
Julio Iglesias' Empire: How His Wife Manages a 630 Million Euro Fortune. Julio Iglesias remains the only artist on Spain's richest list. His 630 million euro fortune is managed by his wife. We reveal the secrets of his business empire.
PP reshuffles the deck: new limits for ministers and a fast track to the Constitutional Court
Spanish Senate Limits Ministers' Speaking Time, Boosts Role of Constitutional Court. The Spanish Senate has approved new rules restricting ministers’ speaking time and allowing appeals to the Constitutional Court when bills are blocked. The decision was made without the support of most parties. Find out how this will impact the Parliament’s work.
Cáceres Underwater: What Caused the Floods and How Other Regions Are Coping
Heavy rains paralyze traffic and force park closures in Cáceres and other Spanish regions. Torrential rain and strong winds have flooded streets and damaged vehicles in Cáceres. Authorities have closed parks and municipal buildings, urging residents to stay indoors. An orange weather alert is also in effect across other regions of Spain.
Extreme Weather Hits Spain: Which Regions Face Hurricane-Force Winds and Dangerous Waves?
Powerful Storm to Hit Spain: Winds up to 110 km/h and Dangerous Downpours. Spain braces for a sharp deterioration in weather. Strong winds, heavy rain, and storm surges will affect 22 provinces. Find out which regions will be at the heart of the storm.
Galicia in the Crosshairs of Drug Cartels: How Narco-Submarines Are Changing the Game in 2025
Galicia Reports Record Cocaine Seizures and Surge in Drug Submarines. In 2025, Galicia has seen a spike in cocaine shipments. Record-breaking seizures and the emergence of new drug submarines pose a major challenge for police. While international cooperation helps intercept shipments, the drug trade continues to escalate.
Four Spanish Comedy Legends: Reunion at Ateneo de Madrid and Extraordinary Exhibitions
Exhibition of Spain's Leading Graphic Artists and Cartoonists Opens in Madrid. The 'Arquetipos' exhibition by Manuel Álvarez Junco has opened in the Spanish capital. The event also features works by other acclaimed masters of graphic humor. Visitors can expect surprising art objects and rare illustrations.
New Revelations About the Llosa Family: What's Hidden Behind His Parents' Reconciliation
Vargas Llosa’s Son Fuels Controversy Over Isabel Preysler’s Memoirs. The writer’s eldest son has revealed new details. He spoke about his father’s final days, casting doubt on Isabel Preysler.
Secret Forest Near Madrid: Discover a 500-Year-Old Giant on Your Next Weekend Escape
An Autumn Forest an Hour from Madrid: Chestnut Grove with a 500-Year-Old Giant Tree. Just outside the capital lies a remarkable place. In autumn, it turns into a fairytale. Thousands travel here to see its magic. The star of the show is a centuries-old chestnut patriarch.
Atlantic Front to Bring Sharp Drop in Temperatures and Strong Winds: Regional Breakdown Inside
Storms and heavy rains to hit Northern Spain: when and where to expect severe weather. Powerful winds and torrential rains are set to sweep across the north of the country. Galicia and Asturias face storm gusts and high waves. Find out when the bad weather will reach your region.
Toxic Aftermath in Ourense: Wildfires Leave Residents Without Safe Drinking Water
Rains Wash Wildfire Ash into Galicia's Rivers: Residents Left Without Water. Heavy downpours in Galicia triggered mudslides, sending ash from wildfires into local rivers. Tap water became undrinkable, leaving residents facing supply disruptions. Authorities are debating responsibility for the environmental disaster.
Autumn Danger: Why the Asian Hornet Keeps Attacking Residents in Galicia
Three People Die from Asian Hornet Stings in Galicia Within Two Weeks. Three fatal cases from Asian hornet stings have been reported in Galicia. An unusually warm autumn has increased the risk. Authorities are ramping up measures against the dangerous species.
When the Lights Will Shine: New Areas, Record Numbers, and What Awaits Visitors to Vigo This Winter
Vigo Prepares for Its Biggest-Ever Christmas Lights Show in 2025. Vigo is set to dazzle once again with a spectacular Christmas light display. The city is planning to switch on the lights on November 14, expanding decorated areas and unveiling new attractions for visitors.
King Juan Carlos and His Ties to Franco: Memoir Revelations and the Royal Family’s Response
Zapatero Explains Why Juan Carlos Opposed the Memory Law. Juan Carlos I felt uneasy about the Memory Law, as he was appointed by Franco. Zapatero explained how this shaped the former monarch’s views. The memoirs of the king’s father reveal details of his relationship with the dictator.
A Hidden Paradise in Asturias: Discover the Perfect Mountain Campsite for Nature Lovers
Camping in Sobrescobio – Sustainable Escape in Asturias’ Redes Park. A new complex has opened in Asturias, nestled within a nature park. Guests enjoy comfort and local gastronomy. The site has quickly become very popular.
Galicia and La Rioja Abolish Tuition Fees: What Does This Mean for Students and Families?
Spain Debates Free University Education: Who Will Benefit from the New Rules? Several regions in Spain are eliminating university tuition fees. Experts are debating whether this will truly make higher education more accessible. The new measures could shift the balance between different social groups.
This week's weather shock: scorching heat to be replaced by heavy rains and strong winds
Spain Braces for Sudden Warm-Up and Rain: Forecasters Warn of Weather Changes. The week will start with warm temperatures and clear skies across Spain. By midweek, rain and cooler weather are expected. Residents should prepare for sudden shifts and unpredictable weather surprises.
Thousands of drivers eligible for refunds: how to get your money back for AP-9 tolls
Spanish Supreme Court Orders Audasa to Refund AP-9 Tolls Collected During Repairs. The Supreme Court has ruled that Audasa must compensate drivers for tolls paid on the AP-9 during extended maintenance works on the Rande Bridge. The decision affects thousands of motorists, with refunds including accrued interest. Find out who is eligible and how to claim your refund.
Dangerous insects invade beehives and threaten residents: how the region is fighting a new menace
Asian hornet invasion in Galicia results in fatalities and widespread panic. Three people have died in Galicia after being stung by Asian hornets. The insect population is growing rapidly, posing a serious threat to beekeeping and public safety. Local authorities are searching for effective ways to combat the problem.
One Rescue Base for Two Regions: Why Are Rescuers Leaving en Masse and What’s Next for the Area?
Helicopter Pilots Strike in Cantabria and the Basque Country: Emergency Services at Breaking Point. Helicopter pilots in Cantabria and the Basque Country are striking over low pay and staff shortages. Emergency services are stretched to the limit, with response times increasing. The situation now poses a serious risk to public safety.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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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