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543 newsCrash, Booze, and Handcuffs: Famed Matador Hits Rock Bottom
Cayetano Rivera Involved in Car Accident, Fails Alcohol Test. The famous bullfighter was in a car accident while driving under the influence. This isn’t his first run-in with the law. A string of misfortunes has followed him all year.
Mysterious Creature Spotted in Murcia River: The Secret Behind the 25-Meter Monument Revealed
Giant Sardine from the Segura River: A Unique Landmark in Murcia. An unusual sculpture stands in the heart of this Spanish city, dedicated to one of its most vibrant festivals. This monument has a complex and fascinating history. Discover more about this remarkable piece of public art.
Andalusia defends its beehives: how farmers are fighting to stop a deadly insect invasion
Cadiz Launches Project to Combat Asian Hornet Threatening Bees. A large-scale program to contain the Asian hornet has begun in Cadiz. This new pest already poses a serious threat to local apiaries and honey production. Find out how farmers and scientists are looking for solutions.
Youth in Focus: How Sumar Aims to Reshape Spain’s Political Landscape
Sumar Develops Strategy to Engage Youth and Challenge Vox's Rise. Sumar sets its sights on young voters to shift the balance of power. The focus: housing, climate, and fresh approaches. Discover how the party plans to compete with Vox for the youth electorate.
Thousands Protest for Change: Is Andalusia's Healthcare System at Risk?
Andalusians Stage Mass Protests for the Future of Regional Healthcare. Andalusia has witnessed large-scale rallies in support of public healthcare. Demonstrators are demanding change and accuse authorities of worsening conditions. Protests have swept through all major cities in the region.
Thousands Rally in Seville, Cádiz, and Granada: Why Andalusians Are Demanding Healthcare Reform
Andalusia Residents Stage Mass Protests Against Moreno Government's Healthcare Policy. Large-scale protests have erupted across Andalusia over the deteriorating state of the public healthcare system. Locals are demanding change and accuse the authorities of ignoring urgent issues. Discontent is mounting, fueled not only by the cancer screening scandal.
Jaén residents feel tremors: what we know about the recent wave of earthquakes
Magnitude 3.8 Earthquake Shakes Granada Province Overnight. A noticeable tremor was felt near Villacarrillo in the early hours of Sunday. Residents in several towns experienced vibrations, but there were no injuries or damage reported. Seismic activity in the region has increased in recent days.
Spain's President Speaks Out: Why Sánchez Defends the Attorney General and What Awaits His Family
Pedro Sánchez Backs Attorney General, Confirms Intention to Run in 2027 Elections. Pedro Sánchez voiced confidence in the Attorney General’s innocence and reaffirmed his plans to run in the 2027 elections. Find out how the Prime Minister responds to political pressure and what he says about his family’s future.
What to do if neighbors inquire about your construction work: a guide for property owners
Can neighbors demand permission for renovation in your apartment in Spain? Renovation issues often spark disputes between neighbors in Spain. It’s important to know who can request documentation for such work. Let's break down how to handle these situations.
Former King's Memoirs: Unveiling Untold Stories of Spain's Democratic Transition
Juan Carlos' Memoirs Spark Controversy Ahead of Spanish Monarchy Anniversary. The memoirs of Juan Carlos I, written in exile, disappoint with their superficial take on key events. The book offers little insight into 23F and other crucial moments. Readers are left with more questions than answers.
Trial of the Attorney General: Suspense Builds, but Evidence Remains Elusive
High-Profile Trial Continues in Spain Over Alleged Data Leak. Half of the hearings in Madrid concerning the disclosure of information have concluded. Witnesses are giving conflicting testimonies, and investigators have yet to find solid evidence against the accused. The upcoming sessions could prove decisive.
The stories of those executed at the start of the Civil War: how their fates came together in a single grave
In Spain, the Tragedy of 12 Women from Víznar Revealed Nearly 90 Years Later. Spanish authorities have honored the memory of 12 women killed in 1936 in Víznar. Their remains were discovered in a mass grave decades later. The victims’ stories and details of the tragedy have been revealed to the public for the first time.
Ayuso backs Woody Allen: Why is Madrid investing in the controversial director?
Madrid Allocates €1.5 Million for Woody Allen's New Film at Ayuso’s Initiative. Madrid is investing €1.5 million in Woody Allen's new project. Ayuso champions artistic freedom and challenges cultural isolation. The decision sparks debate and controversy in society.
Pensioners to Receive Extra Payments: Key Payout Dates from Spain's Largest Banks
When Will Spanish Banks Transfer the New Year Bonus to Pensioners in 2025? The holiday bonus will be credited to accounts at the end of November. The exact date depends on your bank. Find out who will receive the payment and when.
High-profile case against Álvaro García Ortiz: intrigue, interrogations, and no evidence
Trial of Spain’s Attorney General: Accusations Without Proof and the Search for Context. The trial against Spain's Attorney General continues in Madrid. Prosecutors have presented no direct evidence. Hearings are focused on details and circumstantial factors.
Hundreds Gather Outside Church: Why the Mass Was Banned and How People Reacted
Falange Memorial Rally in Seville Features Francoist Slogans and 'Cara al Sol' Anthem. A Falange memorial event took place in central Seville after a mass was canceled. Participants chanted slogans and sang 'Cara al Sol.' Police monitored the gathering, reporting no incidents.
No New Year Pension Bonus: Who Will Miss Out and When Will Banks Pay?
Which Pensioners Will Miss Out on the Christmas Bonus in Spain in 2025. Some pensioners in Spain will not receive the Christmas bonus. The reason lies in the specific rules for disability and survivor pensions. Payment dates depend on the bank and range from November 21 to 26.
Catalonia's academic community mourns the loss of a renowned professor and researcher
Rector of Ramon Llull University Josep Antoni Rom Dies in Barcelona at 61. Josep Antoni Rom, who had led Ramon Llull University since 2022, died of a heart attack. Colleagues and authorities have praised his contributions to education and science. The Catalan community extends condolences to his family.
WhatsApp leaks ignite scandal: How secret messages exposed a shadowy power struggle
New Details Revealed about Secret PSOE Leadership Operation against Rivals. Fresh reports have emerged in the covert Ferraz affair, pointing to the involvement of top PSOE officials. The investigation is taking unexpected turns, bringing new faces into the spotlight.
Córdoba's Hidden Gem: A Local Trevi Fountain and a Unique Tradition Await
An Andalusian City with a Rome-Style Fountain – The Perfect Destination for an Autumn Trip. There is a remarkable city in Andalusia, often called the 'city of water.' It features a unique Baroque fountain that closely resembles its famous Roman counterpart.
Experts warn: new tax breaks in the capital pose a threat to the region's financial stability
Madrid’s Fiscal Relief Measures Could Breach Budget Rules. Financial analysts warn about risks to Madrid’s budget stemming from continuous tax breaks. There are growing concerns over possible spending overruns in 2025–2026. Regional officials promise to offset any losses, but experts remain skeptical.
Why Scrapping VAT on Food for the Needy Isn't Working: The Law Exists, but There’s No Way to Use It
In Spain, Food Banks Still Paying VAT on Donations Despite Tax Being Scrapped. Some 4.1 million people in Spain live in extreme poverty. Food banks are still forced to pay VAT on donated products, even though a law scrapping the tax took effect six months ago. The mechanism to put the exemption into practice has yet to work.
Corruption Probe Unveils Shocking Twists: Leire Díez Case and Political Ties Exposed
Madrid Prosecutor Reports Leire Díez's Attempt to Contact Him. Prosecutor Ignacio Stampa has informed his superiors about an attempt by Leire Díez to reach out to him. Díez is under suspicion for corruption and alleged efforts to influence ongoing investigations. The case involves high-ranking officials and serious accusations.
Funk Vibes, Fresh Tracks, and '90s Nostalgia: How Jamiroquai Lit Up Barcelona's Palau Sant Jordi
Jamiroquai Draw 17,000 Fans in Barcelona: Triumphant Return to the Stage. Jamiroquai made a triumphant comeback in Barcelona, throwing a funk party for 17,000 fans. The band unveiled new tracks and evoked the golden age of acid jazz. The energy of the concert swept up everyone in attendance.
José María Aznar: Without elections or a vote of confidence, the Cabinet will be acting unlawfully
Aznar Warns: Sánchez Government Will Break the Law Without Elections or Parliamentary Confidence. The former Spanish prime minister insists that a government without majority support in parliament loses its legitimacy. Aznar calls for elections or a vote of confidence, warning the situation could trigger a constitutional crisis.
Barcelona authorities to revise tax rules: what awaits property owners
Barcelona Debates Progressive Property Tax for Owners of Multiple Apartments. Barcelona's city council is considering implementing a progressive property tax for those who own multiple apartments. Authorities aim to change legislation and strengthen oversight of the housing market. The decision could affect thousands of property owners.
Catalan Party Shifts Course: What’s Next for Major Reforms in Congress?
Junts Ends Support for Sánchez Government Bills and Withdraws from Talks. Junts per Catalunya has announced a complete break with Sánchez's government. The party refuses to take part in discussions or votes on new legislation. This decision could block key reforms and alter the balance of power in parliament.
European Bank invests in housing: Hundreds of new homes for those in need coming to Barcelona
Barcelona to Build 640 New Social Housing Units with Backing from European Bank. Barcelona launches a major affordable housing project with substantial funding from the European Bank. City officials hope to improve conditions for vulnerable groups. Innovative construction methods are expected to be introduced.
Crackdown on Venezuelan mafia: How police uncovered a criminal network in Madrid and Barcelona
13 Members of Spain's First Tren de Aragua Cell Arrested. Thirteen people linked to Tren de Aragua have been arrested in Spain. The police operation took place in Madrid, Barcelona, and other cities, uncovering drug laboratories and halting the gang's criminal activities.
Scandal in Andalusia: How Family Ties and Influence Helped Win Public Job Contests
Major Police Recruitment Scam Uncovered in Granada: 43 Suspects Identified. A scheme to falsify recruitment results for local police positions has been exposed in Granada and two neighboring towns. The case involves 43 suspects, including officials, employees, and their relatives. Investigators uncovered an extensive network that ensured the selection of their own preferred candidates.
20 Years On: Coria del Río Residents Still Waiting for Answers After Poisoning Incident
Seville Court Demands Medical Reports in Koria del Río Toxins Case. Residents of Koria del Río have been waiting twenty years for medical findings in the contamination case. The court has requested reports, but the appointment of an expert drags on. People continue to suffer from the effects of toxins.
Secrets Unveiled: What the New Book on Juan Carlos I Reveals About the Former King’s Life
Juan Carlos’s Memoirs to Be Released Amid Spanish Monarchy Anniversary. This December, Spain will see the release of Juan Carlos I’s autobiography. The book unveils little-known details about his life and reign, promising readers unexpected revelations and candid views on today’s world.
Teachers call for change: Why discontent is growing in Catalonia and what unions demand
Catalonia Sees Intensified Protests by Education Workers Amid Stalled Negotiations. Dissatisfaction is growing among education workers in Catalonia. Unions are demanding higher salaries and better working conditions. Negotiations with authorities have stalled due to frequent leadership changes.
Wolves Return: First Pack with Pups Spotted in Catalonia in a Century
Wolf Pack with Pups Spotted in Catalonia for First Time in a Century. A wolf pack with offspring has been sighted in Catalonia for the first time in a hundred years. This milestone changes the species’ conservation status and signals a new phase of protection measures. Authorities are preparing a plan to monitor and safeguard the population.
Catalan party breaks off talks with Socialists: What does this mean for Spain’s legislative future?
Junts Withdraws Support from Government: Over 50 Bills at Risk. Junts has officially ended its cooperation with the government, putting more than 50 legislative proposals in jeopardy. Spain faces a period of major political change.
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