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Hidden graves reveal the true cost of Francoist repression in Spain
Mass graves in Spain continue to yield evidence of Francoist violence. Archaeologist Alfredo González Ruibal documents the suffering of families and children. His research uncovers personal stories and the scale of social devastation.
Guadalajara Hospital Adopts Blood Test to Diagnose Severe Allergies
Hospital Universitario de Guadalajara is among the few in Spain using the Basophil Activation Test to diagnose severe allergies. The method reduces the need for high-risk exposure tests and marks a shift in patient safety and care.
Shepherd’s Warning: Livestock Beat 100 Workers in Fire Prevention
Shepherd Jesús Sola from Tortuera claims that sheep and cattle are more effective than large crews in clearing flammable brush. As wildfires remain a threat, his call for support to livestock farmers highlights the challenges of generational renewal and rural survival.
Spanish Astronomers Reflect on Unforgettable Total Solar Eclipse
After years of preparation, Spanish astronomers and science communicators experienced a rare total solar eclipse. The event brought exhaustion, joy, and a sense of accomplishment as communities gathered across the country.
Government Spends €72,358 on Eclipse Event with VIP Area in Yebes
The Spanish government allocated over €72,000 for an eclipse event at Yebes Observatory. The gathering included a VIP section, open bar, and 300 guests. The cost and exclusivity have sparked debate over public spending.
Millions Witness Rare Total Solar Eclipse Across Spain
A total solar eclipse darkened much of Spain for the first time in over a century. From Galicia to Valencia, crowds gathered in diverse locations, facing both clear skies and cloud cover. The event drew families, tourists, and scientists.
Millions Witness Rare Total Solar Eclipse Across Spain
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.
Spaniards Prepare for Rare Total Solar Eclipse with Family Gatherings
On August 12, Spain will witness its first total solar eclipse in over a century. Residents are organizing gatherings in fields, mountains, and beaches. The event is set to unite families and friends under the same sky.
Spain Prepares for Rare Total Solar Eclipse with Over 380 Viewing Events
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, scientific talks, and safe viewing areas to mark this extraordinary astronomical event.
Spain Falls Short on EU Wildfire Prevention Funds Execution
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 key state initiatives stall.
July Wildfires in Spain Burn Over 72,000 Hectares in Two Weeks
A cluster of fast-moving wildfires has scorched more than 72,000 hectares in Spain in just two weeks. The scale and speed of these blazes make this July one of the most severe periods since 1983. Emergency resources are stretched as authorities battle multiple fronts.
Wildfires in Castilla y León and La Mierla Threaten Thousands of Hectares
Spain leads the EU in burned forest area this year. Fires in Castilla y León and La Mierla remain active. Authorities report evacuations, property loss, and ongoing emergency response.
Wildfire Devastates Over 32,000 Hectares in Guadalajara
A major wildfire in Sierra Norte, Guadalajara, has destroyed at least 32,000 hectares. Emergency crews continue efforts to contain the flames. Authorities have set up shelters for evacuees as the situation remains critical.
Guadalajara Wildfire Stabilized After Destroying Over 32,000 Hectares
The largest wildfire in Castilla-La Mancha’s history has reached stabilization. Authorities expect control soon, despite strong winds. Five municipalities see evacuation orders lifted as optimism grows.
Spain Faces Third Heatwave With Temperatures Near 44°C Before Relief
Spain's third heatwave this summer brings extreme temperatures and Saharan dust. Some regions may see highs of 44°C. A drop is expected from Friday, with a rare cool spell forecast for Saturday.
Guadalajara Wildfire Forces 34 Evacuations as Burned Area Nears 30,000 Hectares
A massive wildfire in Guadalajara has led to the evacuation of 34 municipalities and burned nearly 30,000 hectares. Authorities are now considering allowing some residents to return, as containment efforts show progress.
Muriel Remains Deserted After Mass Evacuation Amid La Mierla Wildfire
Muriel stands empty after a record wildfire forced urgent evacuation. Over 1,200 people have left 33 municipalities. Firefighters battle extreme conditions as residents wait for news.
Wildfire in La Mierla Forces Evacuation of 32 Villages in Guadalajara
A massive wildfire in La Mierla has led to the evacuation of 1,200 people across 32 villages. Over 26,000 hectares have burned. Authorities struggle to contain the blaze as it threatens homes and disrupts local life.
Guadalajara Wildfire Destroys 26,000 Hectares and Forces 1,200 to Evacuate
A massive wildfire in Sierra Norte de Guadalajara has burned 26,000 hectares. Authorities have evacuated 1,200 residents from 28 villages. The fire is now the largest in Castilla-La Mancha’s history by area.
La Mierla Wildfire Forces Evacuation of 21 Villages in Guadalajara
A massive wildfire in Sierra Norte de Guadalajara has destroyed 13,000 hectares. More than 800 residents from 21 villages have been evacuated. Authorities focus on protecting homes as the fire remains out of control.
Thick Smoke from La Mierla Wildfire Disrupts Life in Corredor del Henares
A dense cloud of smoke from the La Mierla wildfire has blanketed key towns in the Corredor del Henares. Residents face poor air quality and reduced visibility. Authorities urge people to stay indoors and keep windows closed.
Guadalajara Wildfire Forces 529 Evacuations as Blaze Spreads to 3,500 Hectares
A major wildfire in Sierra Norte de Guadalajara has led to the evacuation of 11 villages. Over 3,400 hectares have burned. Authorities struggle to contain the fire as strong winds and heat complicate efforts.
Major Wildfire in Lozoyuela Forces Evacuations and Road Closures
A large wildfire in Lozoyuela has led to evacuations and blocked roads. Emergency services deployed 28 ground units and 9 aircraft. Authorities activated the highest alert as strong winds complicate containment.
Wildfire in Orés Forces Evacuations as Over 12,000 Hectares Burn
Spain faces a severe wildfire crisis. The Orés blaze has destroyed 12,000 hectares and forced evacuations in five towns. La Mierla fire now threatens the core of Sierra Norte Natural Park.
Six Municipalities Evacuated as Guadalajara Wildfire Destroys 2,000 Hectares
A major wildfire in Sierra Norte de Guadalajara has forced the evacuation of 260 residents. Six municipalities are now affected. Authorities have issued new alerts as the fire continues to spread.
Court Orders Man to Repay €11,617 for Illegally Claimed Unemployment Aid
A Guadalajara court has ruled that a man must return €11,617 after receiving a subsidy for over-52s while exceeding the legal income limit. The case highlights strict enforcement of benefit rules and the risks of administrative oversight.
Evacuation Ordered in Guadalajara as Wildfire Forces Emergency Response
A wildfire in Guadalajara has led to the evacuation of La Mierla and the confinement of Muriel. Authorities have called in the Unidad Militar de Emergencias. Roads are closed and emergency teams are battling the flames.
Two Gored in Violent Jandilla Bull Run at Pamplona City Hall
A Jandilla bull broke from the pack in Pamplona’s City Hall square, goring two runners and sending ten to hospital. The 2026 San Fermín finale saw a surge in injuries despite strict safety measures.
Jerónimo Taracena Guijosa Injured in Jandilla Bull Run Incident
Jerónimo Taracena Guijosa, head of the Guadalajara Taurine Federation, suffered a chest goring during the Jandilla bull run. He underwent surgery and remains hospitalized. The injury did not affect vital organs.
Deadliest Wildfires in Spain: Los Gallardos Joins Grim List
At least 12 people have died in the Los Gallardos wildfire, making it the deadliest on record in Andalusia. The incident recalls other major fire tragedies in Spain, including Lloret de Mar and Guadalajara.
Tajo River Park: Madrid’s Closest Wild Beach Opens for Summer
Tajo River Park in Zorita de los Canes offers a rare blend of natural swimming, shaded lawns and water sports less than 100 km from Madrid. With entry from €6, it’s a practical alternative to crowded pools and busy natural spots.
Outrage After Disrespect During Minute of Silence for Venezuela at Spain-Uruguay Match
A minute of silence for Venezuela's earthquake victims was disrupted by shouts during the Spain-Uruguay match in Mexico. The incident sparked widespread criticism and debate on social media.
RTVE to Rebroadcast Uruguay-Spain World Cup Clash in Prime Morning Slot
RTVE will air the Uruguay-Spain World Cup match live at 2:00 a.m. and offer a full rebroadcast Saturday morning. The move aims to make the crucial Group H fixture accessible for viewers unable to watch overnight.
Madrid Faces Drop in Maximum Temperatures and Scattered Storms on Thursday
Madrid will see a sharp fall in maximum temperatures this Thursday. Brief rain and possible storms are forecast before midday, followed by clear skies. The change affects daily routines and travel plans.
Colombia Targets Knockout Stage After Win in World Cup Group
Colombia faces the Republic of the Congo in Guadalajara after a strong start against Uzbekistan. A win would secure their place in the next round. Portugal’s earlier result adds pressure to the group.
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