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PP and Vox-Run Regions Take In Minors Despite Their Refusal
Castilla y León, Aragón and Extremadura are receiving minors from Ceuta despite pledges by their PP and Vox governments to reject further arrivals. The transfers continue under Spain’s immigration law.
Ferreras condemns Ayuso’s response to questions about the penthouse
Antonio García Ferreras has criticised Madrid president Isabel Díaz Ayuso over her response to questions about the disputed Chamberí penthouse, as scrutiny grows over its purchase and intended use after its resale attempt failed.
Homo e-sapiens turns digital isolation into unsettling cinema
Cineteca Madrid brought two sharply different visions of human isolation to Sala Azcona. Digital fragments and cosmic images made solitude the evening's central subject.
Juan Duyos: The Discreet Visionary Transforming Spanish Bridal Couture
Juan Duyos has become a defining force in Spanish couture, celebrated for his bespoke creations and prestigious awards. Yet while his designs command the runway, Duyos remains an enigma, fiercely guarding his private life. Here’s how he built his legacy, and why his story stands apart.
Barajas expansion attracts bids for first major works
Spain’s leading construction groups are competing for the first major works at Barajas. The tenders, worth more than €146 million combined, are intended to increase capacity at T4 and T4S.
Spanish farmers to stage nationwide protests as diesel prices soar
Spain’s basic farming unions are mobilising for mass protests after agricultural diesel prices surged 48% in a year. With state subsidies about to expire and no alternatives offered, producers warn that their livelihoods and the country’s food supply are at risk.
Police dismantle Madrid scam that left a cancer survivor without her home
A Madrid woman battling cancer lost her home after a sophisticated scam exploited her financial vulnerability. Police have arrested 30 suspects and identified 57 victims, exposing a criminal operation that preyed on elderly and isolated people.
Six Spanish footballers could join De la Fuente's squad after World Cup
Spain's national coach is set to announce his first squad since the World Cup. Injuries and retirements have opened places for six standout players who missed the tournament. Their inclusion could reshape the team's future.
Defence Minister visits injured soldiers after Ceuta attacks
Two Spanish soldiers were hospitalised after violent attacks in Ceuta. Defence Minister Margarita Robles made an unplanned visit amid a media storm over allegations of military aggression. Military associations are demanding stronger protection for troops.
Florentino Pérez visits Ceuta after Real Madrid shirt dispute
Florentino Pérez is traveling to Ceuta just days after Real Madrid players declined to fully display shirts supporting the city. The visit comes as the club faces questions about its relationship with Ceuta and its response to the controversy.
Shakira brings month-long tour and fashion showcase to Madrid
Shakira will spend a month in Madrid for her tour. The city will host twelve concerts and the Spanish launch of her haircare brand. Music and fashion meet in a major commercial event.
Shakira breaks records with Madrid concert run
Shakira returns to the stage in Madrid for twelve concerts, drawing unprecedented crowds and setting new sales records for a Latin artist. The residency is a high point in her career and a major event for Spain's live music scene.
Mbappé eyes Madrid derby as his Real chapter begins
Kylian Mbappé is set for his first major Madrid derby, looking to prove himself at Real Madrid. The French striker is focused on trophies and adapting to life in Spain, with the Atlético match shaping up as an early test in a impressive season.
Madrid Government Discloses Details of Chamberí Attic Lease for Officials
The Community of Madrid has confirmed it acquired an attic in Chamberí for official use. The lease runs for ten years, with no rent due for the first 15 months. Payments begin in late 2027.
Thyssen Bornemisza receives record art donation and plans new Madrid venue
The Museo Nacional Thyssen Bornemisza secures more than 180 contemporary works valued at €16 million. Madrid will gain a new public art venue in the former Palacio del Hielo y del Automóvil by 2031.
Real Betis pulls level with Real Madrid after narrow win over Getafe
Real Betis edged Getafe 1-0 in Madrid, with Abde Ezzalzouli scoring after a VAR check confirmed no handball. Betis is now level with Real Madrid on 15 points, just behind Barcelona.
Real Madrid players draw criticism over Ceuta solidarity shirts
A leaked tunnel video shows Vinicius Jr., Mbappé, and Konaté hesitating to wear Ceuta support shirts before the Real Madrid vs. Elche match, fueling debate over their actions and the politics behind the gesture.
Indra leadership faces major shakeup as Ángel Simón prepares new strategy
Ángel Simón is set to overhaul Indra’s leadership team, with trusted figures from the previous era potentially leaving as a new strategic plan takes shape. The company’s future direction will be announced in November.
Madrid keeps Chamberí penthouse on the market after Gran Vía offer
Madrid’s government will not withdraw the Chamberí penthouse from sale. An open adjudication process continues after a €12 million offer for Gran Vía properties. The decision signals ongoing asset management in the capital.
Winning Numbers Shake Up Lotería Nacional as 91770 Strikes Again
The Lotería Nacional delivered a rare twist as number 91.770 claimed the top prize for the second time in less than three weeks. With major winnings spread across Spain and strict rules for claiming prizes, this draw stands out for both its luck and its logistics.
Tamara Falcó on family, fashion, and finding her own style
At Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Madrid, Tamara Falcó offered a rare look at her changing life, speaking openly about her body and family, her brother Julio Iglesias Jr.’s return and the anticipation of a new family member. Her reflections mark a new phase for one of Spain’s most-watched public figures.
José Coronado shares his personal rules for love after sixty
Known for keeping his private life out of the spotlight, José Coronado has spoken candidly about love later in life and his early days as a fashion choreographer. His appearance on 'El Hormiguero' offered a rare look at the man behind the roles.
Julio José Iglesias Jr returns to Spain with a tribute to his father
Julio José Iglesias Jr is back in Spain this October, launching the Julio Iglesias Experience tour, a personal homage to his father and a celebration of the music that shaped their family.
Ceuta’s migrant children caught in political deadlock
About 3,000 unaccompanied minors are stranded in Ceuta, where shelters are overwhelmed and officials are refusing to take responsibility. As Madrid and the city’s leaders argue, the children remain in limbo.
Electric cars face no legal ban in Spanish parking garages
Some Spanish parking operators have tried to block electric cars over fire fears. But consumer advocates and industry leaders say the law permits electric vehicles and encourages their presence, along with charging infrastructure.
Madrid rolls out free shuttle buses for Shakira concerts in Villaverde
Madrid will run free electric shuttle buses and boost public transport for Shakira’s concerts in Villaverde. The city is also introducing traffic restrictions and special access rules to manage the expected crowds.
Judicial crisis in Spain exposes fragility of rule of law
Spain’s judiciary faces mounting pressure as political interference and public distrust grow. Leading lawyer Javier Cremades warns that without mercy and respect for the courts, the rule of law is at risk. His new book examines the roots of the crisis.
Shakira to play twelve-night concert series in Madrid for 600,000 fans
Shakira will perform twelve concerts in Madrid at a thirty-hectare venue, aiming to draw 600,000 people. The event will pair a Barranquilla-style carnival and family activities with food and fashion, alongside art. Organizers hope to set a new standard for live music in Spain.
Spanish children choose water and cocoa milk over sugary drinks
A major study finds Spanish children and teens mostly drink water and milk, not soda. Cocoa-flavored milk is popular, while sugary drinks remain uncommon. The findings highlight trends in school hydration.
La bola negra launches the largest Oscar campaign in Spanish film history
La bola negra will represent Spain at the Oscars, with Netflix investing heavily in its North American campaign. The film has already impressed critics and festival audiences, and its promotional push is unlike anything seen before in Spanish cinema.
Madrid Health Chief Blames Doctor Amid Hospital Waitlist Scandal
A Madrid health official has accused a doctor of manipulating patient lists after reports surfaced of irregular changes at Ramón y Cajal Hospital. Journalists have presented evidence of altered surgery priorities, but the hospital and authorities have not responded.
Domestic air travel in Spain rises as AVE disruption shifts demand
Spain’s domestic air traffic is climbing again. AVE high-speed rail disruptions and Ryanair’s retreat have pushed more passengers toward air travel. Vueling now leads the national market, while regional airports feel the impact.
Congress blocks government lobby law after key vote
Spain’s Congress has voted down the government’s proposed lobby law. The measure failed after PP, Vox, and Junts opposed it, stopping plans for a mandatory register of interest groups.
Anthropic opens Madrid office, urges early AI regulation
Anthropic has opened its Madrid office, betting on Spain's fast-growing AI market and calling for regulation before risks escalate. The move highlights Spain's rising profile in Europe's AI sector.
Spain left without lobby law as Congress rejects government decree
Spain remains the only major EU country without lobby regulation after Congress voted down the government’s decree. The decision scrapped new rules for interest groups and widened the gap with France, Germany and the UK.
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