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543 newsDGT plans major operation – how holiday traffic will change
Nearly 6 Million Trips Expected on Spanish Roads During December Holidays. A record number of trips is forecast on Spain's roads during the December holidays. The DGT is implementing special safety measures on highways. Find out which cities are set to be the most popular destinations.
Masks and Remote Work: How Life in Spain Will Change This Winter
Spain Approves New Guidelines to Tackle Seasonal Viruses. Spanish authorities have agreed on a protocol to protect against viruses. The document includes recommendations on mask usage and remote work. Regional governments will make decisions based on the threat level.
Staggering Numbers: Millions of Spanish Women Suffer from Various Forms of Violence
One in Three Women in Spain Have Experienced Violence Both at Home and Beyond. In Spain, more than 6.4 million women have suffered violence. Nearly one in three have faced aggression within their families. A new study reveals the scale of the problem and its consequences.
Unexpected twist in parliament — Vox quotes a leftist classic
Vox Uses Carlos Cano Song to Criticize Andalusia 48 Years On. Vox surprised the Andalusian parliament by quoting a Carlos Cano song. Politicians are debating the meaning of December 4 and the region's ongoing challenges. Find out why an old song is making headlines again.
Flu Targets Children: Why the Virus Is More Dangerous This Fall
Flu Outbreak in Spain: Epidemic Hits Young Children Hardest. The flu season in Spain started earlier than usual and spread rapidly. Children aged one to four are the most affected. Doctors warn: the virus has mutated and become more contagious.
A rare astronomical event — don't miss the Ice Moon
The Brightest Supermoon of 2025 Will Illuminate the Skies Over Spain in December. In December 2025, residents of Spain will witness the closest and brightest supermoon of the decade. This event will not occur again until 2042. The lunar disk will appear larger and brighter than usual.
Residents of Estepona and Manilva Feel Earth Tremors – Details of the Incident
Minor 3.2 Magnitude Earthquake Recorded Off the Coast of Málaga Overnight. During the night of December 1, a mild tremor occurred near Estepona. Residents in several towns felt the vibrations, but no damage was reported. Here’s what we know about seismic activity in the region.
PSOE rocked by internal scandals — how arrests may reshape the party and Sánchez's future
Crisis in PSOE: Arrest of Sánchez’s Former Ally Undermines Party Trust. A scandal is unfolding in Spain as PSOE faces backlash after the arrest of its former secretary. Internal rifts and eroding trust threaten the government's stability. Find out how leaders are responding and what lies ahead for the party.
High-profile arrest: Former minister and his aide jailed — Spain rocked by 'Mask Case' scandal
Jose Luis Abalos and Koldo Garcia Sent to Prison in Corruption Case. The former minister and his associate have been arrested on corruption charges related to mask procurement schemes. The court's decision has sparked widespread public reaction.
Viruses Arrive Earlier Than Usual — Doctors Warn of Risks for Vulnerable Groups
Spain Records Early and Sharp Surge in Flu Cases This Winter. This year, the flu has hit Spain a month earlier than usual. Doctors report a spike in infections and urge immediate vaccination. Special attention is advised for the elderly and people with chronic conditions.
The government tightens control over children's and seniors' nutrition — public health under state protection
Spain Bans Ultra-Processed Foods in Hospitals and Nursing Homes. Spain tightens dietary regulations in hospitals and care homes, removing ultra-processed foods from the menus of children and the elderly. The new measures aim to protect public health and fight obesity.
Major scandal: Top PSOE figures and businessmen at the center of a judicial probe – intrigue, wiretaps, and secret meetings
Madrid Court Summons Sedran and Hernando Over Alleged Plot to Discredit Anti-Corruption Prosecutors. A Madrid court will question top politicians and businessmen in a case involving attempts to undermine public trust in anti-corruption bodies. The spotlight is on PSOE's internal connections and secret negotiations. Investigators promise further revelations.
Millions Spent on Lights, Celebrities at Openings, and Public Protests — The Battle for Christmas Heats Up
Spanish Cities Compete for the Brightest Holiday Lights and Star-Studded Guests. A real race is unfolding across Spain for the most dazzling Christmas illumination. Mayors are spending millions and inviting celebrities, while local residents complain about the noise and lights. Find out who's leading—and why not everyone is happy about the festivities.
Andalusian Healthcare Scandal: Why Did Officials Continue Emergency Purchases After the Pandemic?
SAS Executives Admit in Court to Ignoring Ministry of Finance Order on Emergency Contracts. Top SAS managers confessed to bypassing a Ministry of Finance order, citing the need for urgent action. The court is reviewing the legality of contracts worth hundreds of millions of euros.
The 39-year-old suspect had already been under investigation for similar crimes—how police tracked him down
Man Arrested in Spain for Holding and Sexually Abusing a Minor He Met Online. In La Rioja, a man lured a teenager through the internet and held her against her will. He was tracked down by authorities via aggressive messages and videos. The suspect was already under court supervision for similar offenses.
Top Slogans for Protests Against Violence Towards Women – Choose Your Statement
50 Inspiring Slogans for November 25 Posters in Spain. On November 25, thousands take to the streets across Spain demanding an end to violence against women. We've collected the most powerful slogans for your posters.
What Drives PSOE's Loyal Female Electorate? Experts Reveal Surprising Insights
Why Spanish Women Continue to Support Socialists Despite Scandals. Major scandals haven’t shaken Spanish women’s trust in the socialists. What explains this resilience—and why has the opposition failed to change their minds? Read our analysis.
Most wanted in 2025: Murderers, drug lords, and rapists still evading justice
Spanish Police Publish Photos of 10 Most Dangerous Fugitives and Ask for Public Assistance. Authorities have released the names and images of ten highly dangerous criminals, including murderers, drug traffickers, and rapists. Police are urging citizens to provide anonymous tips to help capture them.
A new facility to strengthen the fight against drug trafficking — what will change in the region?
Seville to Build Andalusia’s Largest Warehouse for Confiscated Drugs. A state-of-the-art warehouse for storing 50 tons of seized drugs will be built in Seville. The project will cost €1.4 million and is expected to be completed within six months.
Sharp spike in sexual assaults among minors sparks alarm
Number of Women Seeking Help After Violence Rises in the Basque Country in 2024. 2024 has seen an increase in the number of women in the Basque Country seeking assistance after experiencing violence. Cases of sexual assault involving minors have shown a particularly notable rise. The latest data highlights the urgent need for early intervention and support.
50 years after Franco — a new judicial crisis shakes the country
Spanish Society Divided After Supreme Court Verdict in Attorney General Case. Spain’s Supreme Court has convicted the Attorney General for the first time, sparking fierce debate and deepening political divides. Society and the elite clash over the independence of the judiciary.
Spain’s Harsh Winter: Which Roads Are Blocked and Where Chains Are Mandatory — Detailed Map of Restrictions
Snowstorms Paralyze Traffic in Northern Spain — Dozens of Roads Closed and Restricted. Heavy snowstorms have disrupted transportation in northern Spain. Five highways are closed, and restrictions have been imposed on nearly fifty more. Drivers must use snow chains and detour around hazardous areas.
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.
Spain's President Addresses Congress at Series Premiere on the 23-F Events – Why Defending Democracy Matters More Than Ever Today
Pedro Sánchez Urges Defense of Democracy Against Control and Abuse of Power. Pedro Sánchez has called on society to value and protect democracy, highlighting the threats facing the country. The President emphasized the importance of collective responsibility.
Data Leak Scandal: What Awaits the Prosecutor’s Office After the Sensational Verdict – The Intrigue Deepens
Spanish Supreme Court Suspends Attorney General for Leaking Confidential Information—First Time in History. For the first time in Spain, the Attorney General has received a criminal penalty for disclosing confidential information. The court's decision has sparked a wave of questions and uncertainty. Find out how this could impact the justice system.
Sleepless Nights on the Rise in Spain — How Is Reality Perception Shifting?
Why Insomnia Turns the Night into a Theater of Loneliness and the Anticipation of Sleep. Insomnia distorts our sense of time and reality. The night transforms into a stage for inner turmoil. Why does sleep feel out of reach, and what happens to the mind during these moments?
Half of Young People Don't Know How Lorca Died — Among Vox Voters, Francoism Attracts More Sympathy Than Disapproval
One in Four Young Spaniards Open to Authoritarian Rule Under Certain Conditions. A new study reveals alarming trends among Spanish youth. Many lack awareness of key historical events. Within the Vox electorate, attitudes toward Francoism are mixed.
The Future of Air Mobility: eVTOL and Autonomous Drone Test Flights Launched in Andalusia
Spain Tests First Air Taxis and Cargo Drones Between Málaga and Granada. Test flights of air taxis and autonomous drones have taken place between Málaga and Granada, marking a milestone for Spain. The OperA project opens new possibilities for urban aviation. Discover how technology is revolutionizing transport.
Three Levels of Oblivion: Why Spain Still Hasn't Faced Its Past
How the Silence Around Franco’s Dictatorship Continues to Shape Spanish Society. Spain still lives under the shadow of silence about Franco's dictatorship. Families, schools, and politicians shy away from uncomfortable topics. This shapes national memory and influences the country’s future.
48 years of silence: Will the sisters finally learn the shooter's name, or will new questions emerge?
García Caparrós Family Gains Access to Secret Documents on 1977 Murder Case. Decades later, the García Caparrós sisters have finally received classified documents that may reveal the name of the police officer who shot their brother. The family hopes to uncover the truth and achieve justice.
A Record-Breaking 14 Days Off: Andalusia Sets New Festivity Benchmark for 2026
Andalusia Work Calendar 2026: All Public Holidays and Days Off. Authorities in Andalusia have approved the calendar for 2026. Residents can look forward to fourteen official days off. Time to plan your vacations and long weekends.
The Disappearance of Tomasín: How a Former Inmate Became the Focus of Attention Again
Missing Tineo Man Found Alive in Obona Bar-Shop After Five Days. Tomás Rodríguez, previously known for a high-profile case, has been found in Obona after five days of searching. His disappearance had alarmed the residents of Tineo. Read on for details about the return of a man who has already made headlines in the crime pages.
Internal Solidarity and Fresh Accusations: PP Ramps Up Pressure on Government
PP Secretary General Backs Ayuso, Accuses Attorney General of Corruption Links. Miguel Tellado spoke out in defense of Ayuso following her remarks on immigration. He also accused the attorney general of ties to corruption and criticized the undermining of judicial independence. The party calls for tougher migration policies and new citizenship requirements.
Meeting brokered by businessman Luis del Rivero: inside the secret negotiations
Prosecutor Ignacio Stampa Meets with Abascal Following Anti-Corruption Scandal. Prosecutor Stampa held a private meeting with VOX leader Abascal after a high-profile conflict with the Anti-Corruption Office. The talks were arranged by businessman Del Rivero. Details in our report.
Heavy rains hit Spain: regional responses to flood threats and the current situation
Authorities Maintain Rain Warnings in Cáceres and Ávila Despite Improving Conditions. Rain warnings remain in effect in Cáceres and Ávila. Authorities have activated emergency plans and sent alerts to residents. The situation is gradually stabilizing, but road restrictions and precautionary measures are still in place.
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