Felipe VI closed the XXX Cumbre Iberoamericana in Madrid by defending multilateral dialogue as a counterweight to geopolitical blocs. He said the agreements reached must now become tangible results.
The outlook attributed to AEMET forecast frost inland and heavy rain around the Mediterranean. The report gives no publication date, so its Wednesday-to-weekend forecast cannot be treated as current.
Five tractor columns left for Madrid between 6:30 and 7:30 as Asaja weighed cancelling the mobilisation after a train collision in Los Yébenes. Farmers' demands centred on production costs and prices at origin.
Spain had 22,852,600 people in work in the third quarter, a record, but employment rose by just 73,600. Unemployment increased by 95,900 to 2,591,200 and the jobless rate returned to 10.2%.
Spain’s National Police say 87 people were detained in an investigation into a Moroccan hashish network, including its alleged leader in Tangier. Officers seized 10.8 tonnes of the drug and uncovered seven storage sites.
Around 200 people joined a Cáritas awareness event in Guadalajara focused on homelessness. Residents of the Betania centre took part alongside local school communities, calling for decent housing and work.
Around 15 published authors from Cabanillas del Campo read at the Biblioteca León Gil for Día de las Escritoras 2026. More than 60 people attended a programme ranging from professional essays to literary work in prose and verse.
Jencore has signed its first disclosed contract outside Audax: an agreement with Heliades Energy to develop around 5 MW in Italy. Four former OHLA executives will lead the expansion, which targets 150 MW for outside clients by 2027.
Brunete’s skies are about to change. High clouds will give way to thick cover and light rain, with cooler mornings and several days of unsettled weather ahead.
Landlords across Spain are now blocked from raising rents above strict government limits until 2028. A new official index determines whether rent can rise or remains frozen, based on the property's address and features.
Plaza Nueva and the Carrera del Darro feature alongside Lorca's Granada in La bola negra, Spain's international feature submission for the 2027 Oscars. The Javis used city streets and historic sites, including gardens, to build the film's world.
A new laboratory at IES Aguas Vivas in Guadalajara will test construction materials made from waste. The project brings together 130 vocational students across six research lines.
Castilla-La Mancha will eliminate fees for two year olds in 341 public nurseries starting in 2026. The regional government is investing more than 14.6 million euros to support nearly 6,800 children, easing the burden on working families and expanding access to early education.
A massive strike looms over Guadalajara’s logistics sector after nine months of failed negotiations. Unions demand a 6% pay rise, shorter annual hours, and limits on temporary agency staff. The dispute could disrupt a quarter of the province’s economy.
Emiliano García-Page has sharply escalated his criticism of Pedro Sánchez, accusing the prime minister of bowing to demands from Junts and EH Bildu. The dispute exposes deep divisions within the PSOE ahead of basic elections.
A woman with a long criminal record has been detained in Madrid for stealing jewelry from elderly people using the so-called affectionate hug trick. The case involves multiple towns and highlights the vulnerability of older residents.
On 12 August 2026, Castilla-La Mancha will experience a total solar eclipse. The shadow will cross Guadalajara and northern Cuenca, creating a rare twilight. Authorities urge early arrival and strict eye protection for safe viewing.
Mass graves in Spain continue to reveal evidence of Francoist violence. Archaeologist Alfredo González Ruibal documents the suffering of families and children, uncovering personal stories and the scale of social devastation through his research.
Hospital Universitario de Guadalajara is among the few hospitals in Spain using the Basophil Activation Test to diagnose severe allergies. The blood test reduces the need for high-risk exposure tests, advancing patient safety and care.
Shepherd Jesús Sola of Tortuera argues that sheep and cattle can clear flammable brush more effectively than large crews. With wildfires still a threat, his call for support for livestock farmers highlights the challenges of generational renewal and rural survival.
After years of preparation, Spanish astronomers and science communicators experienced a rare total solar eclipse. The event left participants exhausted yet joyful, while communities across the country shared a sense of accomplishment.
The Spanish government allocated over €72,000 for an eclipse event at Yebes Observatory. The gathering drew 300 guests and featured a VIP section with an open bar. Its cost and exclusive arrangements have sparked debate over public spending.
A total solar eclipse darkened much of Spain for the first time in over a century. From Galicia to Valencia, crowds gathered at a range of locations under both clear skies and cloud cover. Families and tourists joined scientists to watch the event.
A total solar eclipse swept across Spain, drawing millions outdoors. Provinces rarely in the spotlight became the focus of global attention. Authorities deployed thousands to manage crowds and ensure safety.
On August 12, Spain will witness its first total solar eclipse in over a century. Residents are organizing outdoor gatherings in fields and mountains, as well as on beaches. The event is set to bring families and friends together under the same sky.
On August 12, 2026, Spain will witness its first total solar eclipse in more than a century. Hundreds of cities and towns are organizing public events and scientific talks, alongside safe viewing areas, with more than 380 sites set to host activities.
Spain has spent just a quarter of €401 million in EU funds for wildfire prevention since 2022. Most projects remain incomplete. Regional governments handle most spending, while basic state initiatives stall.
A cluster of fast-moving wildfires has scorched more than 72,000 hectares in Spain in just two weeks. The scale and speed of the blazes make this July one of the most severe periods since 1983. Emergency resources are stretched as authorities battle multiple fronts.
Spain leads the EU in forest area burned this year. Nine fires remain active in Castilla y León, while the La Mierla blaze has entered stabilization. Authorities report evacuations and property losses as emergency crews continue their response.
The wildfire in Sierra Norte, Guadalajara, ultimately burned 34,447 hectares before it was declared extinguished on 4 September. Authorities evacuated residents, while a later restoration campaign drew attention to damage across the protected field.
The largest wildfire in Castilla-La Mancha’s history has entered a stabilization phase. Authorities expect it to be brought under control soon, despite strong winds. Evacuation orders have been lifted in five municipalities as optimism grows.
Spain's third heatwave this summer is bringing extreme temperatures and Saharan dust, with highs of up to 44°C possible in some regions. Temperatures are expected to fall from Friday, with a rare cool spell forecast for Saturday.
A massive wildfire in Guadalajara has led to the evacuation of 34 municipalities and burned nearly 30,000 hectares. Authorities are considering allowing some residents to return as containment efforts make progress.
Muriel stands empty after a record wildfire forced an urgent evacuation. More than 1,200 people have left 33 municipalities. Firefighters are battling extreme conditions as residents wait for news.
A massive wildfire in La Mierla has forced the evacuation of 1,200 people from 32 villages. More than 26,000 hectares have burned as authorities work to contain the blaze, which threatens homes and disrupts local life.
