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543 newsBarcelona City Police to Join Forces with Prosecutors: Targeting Repeat Offenders with a New Strategy
Barcelona Launches Special Police Unit to Tackle Repeat Offenders. This January, Barcelona is launching a unique initiative: a dedicated city police team will work alongside prosecutors to crack down on repeat offenders. Their goal is to fast-track justice and boost protection for victims. Find out how this bold move could change the fight against crime in the Catalan capital.
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.
Trial of Álvaro García Ortiz: Why Did the Prosecutor Delete Messages and What Is Being Hidden?
Spanish Attorney General Denies Email Leak, Explains Data Deletion. Álvaro García Ortiz testified in court, rejecting accusations of information disclosure and clarifying why he routinely wipes his devices. His stance could shift the direction of this high-profile trial. More details in our report.
Trial of Attorney General and Scandal Involving Regional Leader's Associate: What's Stirring Madrid
Ayuso Returns to Madrid Assembly Amid High-Profile Court Case. Isabel Díaz Ayuso attends the Madrid Assembly again as the trial over the attorney general continues, linked to leaked information about tax violations. The spotlight is on errors in the healthcare system and fresh allegations involving the regional leader’s inner circle.
Prosecution Chief Faces Trial: Key Details, Surprising Twists, and Public Outrage
Spanish Attorney General in the Dock: Accusations of Data Leaks and a Battle for Reputation. Spain's chief prosecutor finds himself at the center of a high-profile trial, facing charges of disclosing confidential information and destroying evidence. Our report covers key details from the hearing, the defendant's stance, and the most unexpected moments in court.
On the eve of Andalusia elections: Why is the system failing despite record spending?
Andalusian Opposition: Record Budget Fails to Improve Healthcare and Social Services. Controversy erupts in Andalusia over the new budget. The opposition accuses authorities of deteriorating healthcare and education despite record funding. With elections approaching, tensions are running high.
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.
Polígono Sur: 25 companies on the hunt for young talent in a district with 45% unemployment
Job Fair in Seville Offers Opportunities for Youth from Spain’s Poorest District. A large-scale job fair was held in Seville for young people from Polígono Sur. Companies offered real job openings and new prospects. The event marked a step toward change in the district with the country’s highest unemployment rate.
Growing Up Guarded by Hitmen: Juan Pablo Escobar's Graphic Novel Reveals Untold Family Secrets
Son of Pablo Escobar Releases Comic Book About Growing Up in the Drug Lord’s Shadow. Juan Pablo Escobar has unveiled a comic book recounting his childhood marked by fear and secrecy. He aims to dispel the romanticized image of his father and reveal the harsh reality faced by the victims. The book targets young people and those seeking the truth behind the myths.
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.
Why the Corolla Touring Sports Is the Smart Choice for Families and City Life: Test Drive Insights and Impressions
Toyota Corolla Touring Sports 2025: an estate car that impresses with its mix of practicality and efficiency. The 2025 Toyota Corolla Touring Sports blends spaciousness, reliability and low fuel consumption. This estate is ideal for both city driving and road trips. Discover what sets it apart from competitors and why it’s a top choice in Spain.
What Ryzen and Copilot+ Users in Spain Can Expect: Microsoft and AMD’s New Standards
AMD Reveals Details About Future Windows 12 Requirements for AI-Powered PCs. AMD has shared new insights on upcoming changes to Windows 12 requirements, with a strong focus on artificial intelligence integration and support for modern processors. Experts are discussing the potential impact these changes will have on the Spanish PC market.
Prosecutor General Faces Trial: Why Authorities Stand by His Innocence
Spanish Government Claims No Evidence Against Attorney General in Court. The Spanish government has expressed confidence in the innocence of Attorney General Álvaro García Ortiz. Authorities emphasize that no evidence of his involvement has emerged during the proceedings. The pending court decision could shift the political landscape.
Experts and Officials: Why Madrid is Becoming a Magnet for Investors
Madrid Explores the City's Investment Potential and Business Challenges. A forum in Madrid focused on the future of investment and business. Participants highlighted the city's key advantages, discussed barriers to growth, and examined how the capital is evolving for investors.
The Arguinano Family Duo: How a Spanish Culinary Legend Passes the Torch to His Son and Surprises with a New Recipe Collection
Karlos Arguiñano Launches New Culinary Bestseller and Prepares TV Successors. Karlos Arguiñano unveils a cookbook featuring 560 easy and healthy recipes, with his son and sister joining the project. The chef promises he’s not leaving television and is preparing new surprises.
Must-Have Winter Travel Accessory: How to Choose and Install a Modern Ski Roof Rack
Affordable Ski Holder with Quick Mount and Scratch Protection Now Available in Spain. Planning to hit the slopes this winter? A new ski and snowboard holder makes it easy and safe to transport your gear on your car roof. Discover how it stands out from other models—and why it might be your best choice.
Women in Tech: How Talent Arena 2026 Is Transforming the Game in Barcelona
Barcelona to Host Talent Arena Forum 2026 with Focus on Women in IT. In March 2026, Barcelona will host the second Talent Arena forum. Organizers are prioritizing the growth of women in IT and equal representation among speakers. Industry leaders are expected to attend, along with an extensive educational program.
Leire Díez Scandal: Journalists, Politicians, and the Secrets Behind the Investigation
Pere Rusinol Denies Bribery Allegations in Leire Dies Case. Pere Rusinol told the court he was not involved in any attempt to bribe a prosecutor. The case features high-profile names, while journalists and lawyers invoke professional secrecy. Read our coverage for all the details of the intrigue.
Is Your Car Eligible? How to Claim Compensation for Overpayments Due to the Automaker Cartel
Car owners who bought between 2006 and 2013 may get up to €9,000 in compensation. If you bought a new car in Spain between 2006 and 2013, you may have overpaid due to a price-fixing scheme by car manufacturers. Now you have the chance to reclaim up to €9,000. Find out how to check if you're eligible and what steps to take next.
Madrid introduces new rules: car tax rates to change depending on vehicle type
Starting 2026, Madrid Car Tax Will Depend on Environmental Label. Madrid will change how vehicle taxes are calculated in 2026. The amount will now depend on your car’s environmental category. Find out who will pay more and who can save.
Scandal Over Breast Cancer Diagnosis in Seville: Why Can't Amama and the Junta Reach an Agreement?
Conflict Between Amama and Andalusian Authorities Flares Up Again Amid Cancer Screening Scandal. Andalusian authorities and the Amama association find themselves at odds once more. Questions over breast cancer screening remain unanswered, fueling tensions and a rising wave of complaints.
Turning Point: Key La Moncloa Witness to Testify on Weekend
Judge Postpones Questioning of New Suspect in Begoña Gómez Case. The questioning of a high-ranking official from La Moncloa in the Begoña Gómez case has been rescheduled for Sunday. The judge changed the date due to the attorney’s prior commitments. The investigation into the prime minister’s wife is gaining momentum.
Tiny Sanctuary for a Giant: How a 1.9m Monk Created the World's Smallest Monastery
Spain is Home to the World's Smallest Monastery, Covering Just 72 Square Meters. A unique spot is hidden away in Extremadura: the tiniest monastery in the world. Founded by an ascetic monk in the 16th century, this sanctuary has preserved its original appearance.
Festival of Lights and Crafts: What Surprises Await Visitors at the Legendary Fira de Santa Llúcia 2025
Barcelona to Host Europe’s Largest Christmas Market with Unique Souvenirs. Barcelona's famous Fira de Santa Llúcia opens on November 29, bringing over 200 artisan stalls, new light installations, and a packed program for visitors. Discover why this market has become a true symbol of winter in Catalonia.
Emerging Details: Uncovering the Coordination Behind the October 2024 Disaster
DANA Case Witness Describes Scale of Tragedy in Valencia to Court. The head of Valencia’s rescue service press office has testified in the DANA case. She confirmed that emergency services were aware of the gravity of the situation. The decision to issue a mass alert was made too late—a delay that may have cost lives.
Priego de Córdoba: How to Choose the Best Neighborhood and What to Consider When Moving
Where to Live in Priego de Córdoba: Neighborhoods, Prices, and Advantages of City Life. Priego de Córdoba is a city of around 22,000 residents, offering well-developed infrastructure and affordable prices. Its neighborhoods each have their own unique atmosphere and level of comfort.
Póvoa Dão Rural Landmark on Sale Again: Investment Opportunity in Historic Tourism
Historic Portuguese Village Goes Up for Auction for €1.4 Million. An entire village is up for grabs in a rare online auction in Portugal, offering both significant heritage value and major tourism potential. Substantial investments have already been made in its restoration. The new owner will have the chance to develop their own vision for the site.
Where renters are searching for apartments in 2025: surprising leaders and new trends
Rental Demand Shifts to the Suburbs of Madrid and Barcelona. Spain's largest cities are seeing a growing interest in rental properties in their suburbs. New data shows a shift in demand, with more tenants now considering municipalities outside the city centers. Analysts highlight notable changes taking place in the real estate market.
Final Verdict: What Are the Deleted Files Hiding and Why Are Journalists’ Testimonies So Controversial?
Trial of Spain’s Attorney General: Critical Phase and Fierce Debate Over Evidence. Spain’s Supreme Court wraps up hearings in the Attorney General's case. Key issues center on deleted device data and sharp disagreements between the defense and the UCO. The trial's outcome could reshape the country's entire political landscape.
Trial Against the Attorney General: How Journalists' Testimonies Could Turn the Case Around
Journalists Testify in Court Over Leaked Letter in Ayuso’s Partner Case. A high-profile trial continues in Madrid, where the attorney general is accused of breaching confidentiality. Journalists who covered the leak of a key letter have now testified, a move that could shape the case’s outcome. Stay tuned for updates.
Tragedy in Alpandeire: Jealousy, Violence, and Secrets Uncovered by Investigators
Man Arrested in Andalusia for Alleged Murder of Ex-Wife's New Partner. A man's body showing signs of violence was discovered in Alpandeire. The suspect has been detained and confessed to the crime. Investigators have revealed the details and motives behind the incident.
BBVA Research forecasts rising property prices despite declining sales
Spain’s Affordable Housing Shortage Slows the Market—but Prices Set to Keep Rising Until 2026. Spain continues to face a shortage of affordable housing. Property prices are expected to rise further. Experts highlight the impact of structural issues on the market, with focus on regulation and labor shortages.
A private sector doctor to lead Spain’s healthcare reform: Why the appointment is causing a stir
Private Clinic Doctor Appointed Vice Minister of Health in Andalusia. The Andalusian authorities have entrusted a crucial position to a physician from a private hospital. The decision has sparked criticism and raised concerns about the future of the healthcare system. Read more in our report.
Tragedy in Andalusia: Two-Year-Old Hospitalized with Injuries and Drug Traces Found
Young Mother and Her Partner Arrested in Córdoba on Suspicion of Child Abuse. A woman and her partner have been arrested in Córdoba after their two-year-old son was hospitalized with injuries and traces of potent medications. The child has been temporarily removed from their care. Authorities are investigating the circumstances of the incident.
Scandal Erupts Over Court Case Against Álvaro García Ortiz: Why the Prime Minister’s Words Sparked Outrage
Spanish Prosecutors' Association Condemns Sánchez's Comments on Attorney General Case. The Spanish Prosecutors' Association has sharply criticized Pedro Sánchez's remarks about the Attorney General's innocence. The organization believes such statements could threaten the independence of the judiciary. Key hearings in a case that has captured nationwide attention are looming.
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