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Àngels Barceló leaves Madrid for Barcelona after two decades in radio
Àngels Barceló, one of Spain’s most recognized radio voices, is leaving Madrid and heading back to Barcelona after more than twenty years at Cadena SER. Her move comes as she voices discomfort with Madrid’s political climate, opening a new chapter for the broadcaster.
VRS Immunisation Brings Relief to 95% of Spanish Families
Nine out of ten families say immunising their children against VRS gave them greater peace of mind. A Sanofi study also found large gaps in parents' knowledge and concern about the cost of caring for a sick baby.
Maricarmen may return home after eviction deal with Urbagestión
An 87-year-old woman could return home after a new agreement with Urbagestión. Her lawyer says social pressure helped secure the deal, which still needs Maricarmen's approval and formal ratification.
Madrid sets 5 October start for dual vaccination campaign
Madrid will begin its flu and Covid-19 vaccination campaign on 5 October. The first appointments will focus on older people and children before wider access begins.
Madrid court pressed to lock down Interior Ministry journalist dossier
A political group is urging a Madrid court to urgently secure digital records tied to a secret Interior Ministry list of journalists. The goal: stop evidence from disappearing and find out who ordered and handled the dossier.
Feijóo rejects Government housing decree as a failed response
Alberto Núñez Feijóo has rejected the housing decree the Government plans to approve. He wants more construction, tax cuts and Yolanda Díaz's resignation as protests grow after the eviction of 87-year-old Maricarmen Abascal.
Six Civil Guards Removed After Refusing Journalist Ideology Dossier
Six Civil Guards lost their jobs at the Interior Ministry after they refused to keep building a dossier that sorted journalists by political leanings. The case has triggered a court review and raised sharp questions about official surveillance in Spain.
Julián García Vargas dies after shaping Spain's modern Defence and Health
Julián García Vargas, a pivotal figure in Spain’s transition era, has died. He led the reduction of compulsory military service and drove major reforms in the health system, leaving a legacy that still shapes Spanish institutions.
Julián García Vargas dies after shaping Spain's defense and health reforms
Julián García Vargas, who led major reforms in Spain's defense and health sectors, has died at 81. His tenure saw the reduction of compulsory military service and the implementation of key health laws. His influence extended beyond government into the private sector and national foundations.
Vox accuses government of fueling housing chaos with migrant influx
Vox has launched a fierce attack on the Spanish government, blaming its housing crisis on unchecked immigration and accusing officials of manipulating public outrage. The party insists that only strict migration controls and remigration can address the root of Spain’s spiraling housing shortage.
Permanent rental supply shrinks as seasonal listings surge
Spain has lost 20% of its permanent rental listings in three years. Seasonal homes have more than doubled as rent controls change the choices facing landlords and tenants.
Tenants union makes indefinite rental contracts its red line
The Sindicato de Inquilinas is challenging the Government over rental contracts. Its 4,000 members want automatic renewals and reject public subsidies.
Rain and cooler air sweep Madrid as summer heat breaks
Madrid faces a dramatic turn in weather as rain and lower temperatures replace the recent heatwave. The State Meteorological Agency forecasts unstable skies, scattered showers, and a notable drop in maximum temperatures across the region.
Clouds and rain shape Madrid weather as temperatures climb
Madrid faces a week of dense clouds, scattered rain, and rising temperatures. The State Meteorological Agency outlines a pattern of changing skies, with local variations and a weekend marked by showers and mild breezes.
Rafael Azcona's century finds Spain facing his old problems
Rafael Azcona would have turned 100 on October 23. A Madrid exhibition returns to his films, cartoons and ideas, many of which still fit Spain's housing pressure and social conflicts.
Madrid Puts Its Audiovisual Ambition on Display
The sixth Iberseries & Platino Industria will bring the screen industry to Madrid from 29 September to 2 October. Isabel Díaz Ayuso is using the event to promote the city as an audiovisual capital, with Mexico as the guest country.
Police call for Puerta del Sol encampment to be dismantled
The Confederación Española de Policía says the Puerta del Sol encampment is blocking normal access to a public square. Its spokesperson is pressing Madrid's government delegate to act as the dispute over security and responsibility grows.
Spain's housing shortfall is set to pass one million homes
Spain completed 92,000 homes in 2025 while 245,000 new households were formed. The resulting gap of 153,000 units has pushed the projected national shortfall above one million homes by 2028.
Madrid housing camp holds through rain and provocations
More than 200 tents remain in Madrid's Puerta del Sol. Renters and pensioners are keeping the camp going as clashes with media figures test the protest.
Susana Abaitua and Maxi Iglesias reveal their worst homes on El Hormiguero
Susana Abaitua and Maxi Iglesias did not hold back on El Hormiguero, sharing raw accounts of their most difficult living situations. Their stories highlight the harsh realities behind Spain’s housing crisis as they introduce their new film Nuda propiedad.
Tears in Puerta del Sol expose the housing crisis for Spain's youth
A wave of young protesters has taken over Puerta del Sol, turning personal fears about housing into a public outcry. Their stories reveal a generation blocked from basic rights and a government accused of inaction.
Maricarmen keeps her home after late-night deal in Madrid
After days of tension and a hospital stay, 87-year-old Maricarmen will not be evicted from her Alcalde Sainz de Baranda apartment. A four-hour meeting between Madrid’s housing agency and Urbagestión ended with a deal that lets her stay—a rare moment of unity in the city’s housing fights.
Eighty seven year old Maricarmen offered return to her Madrid home after eviction
After five days of uncertainty, Maricarmen may soon return to her Retiro apartment. The property owner and city housing authorities have struck a deal, but the final decision now rests with the 87 year old tenant herself.
Spain's Mortgage Market Hits a New Barrier for Homebuyers
Hundreds are camping in Madrid's Puerta del Sol as mortgage activity falls. The average loan has reached a record 180,785 euros, while fewer buyers are completing purchases.
A blue plaque marks Maricarmen's eviction in Madrid
A blue plaque now marks the Madrid home where Maricarmen was evicted. Its message names Urbagestión's owners and cites Spain's constitutional right to housing.
Spain's housing protests put emergency decree under pressure
Hundreds of people remain in Madrid's Puerta del Sol as tenants demand urgent protection. The government is racing to agree on a decree before Tuesday's cabinet meeting, but its scope remains disputed.
Left parties push PSOE toward a tougher housing decree
Spain's parliamentary left has united outside a Madrid hospital. The groups want stronger rent controls and longer protections before the Government approves its housing decree.
Global flu surveillance becomes Spain's early warning system
Spain's flu activity is still low, but early changes are appearing among younger people. Álvaro Torres explains why international surveillance helps track variants and plan prevention before the next season takes shape.
Grupo Tribuna promotes one app for its regional news network
Grupo Tribuna is directing readers to its app through regional news pages. The promotion links editions across Castilla y León and Madrid with dedicated Salamanca sections for news, culture and sport.
Spanish mortgage rates climb above 3%
Spain's average mortgage rate has crossed 3% again. Sabadell and Ibercaja offer monthly savings of around €75 on a typical loan.
Madrid home turns a hidden roof into a whale-like interior
A Madrid family home now resembles the inside of a whale. Its architect turned an uneven roof into a curved maritime refuge, starting with a new second floor.
Spain funds dual immunotherapy for metastatic colorectal cancer
Spain has begun funding its first dual immunotherapy for first-line treatment of metastatic colorectal cancer. The combination targets a rare tumour subtype and produced major gains over chemotherapy in a phase III trial.
CaixaBank sees mortgage growth losing pace in 2027
CaixaBank expects mortgage growth to slow in 2027 as home prices and interest rates shut more buyers out. Consumer and business lending are holding up better.
Spanish Economic Boom Leaves Millions Behind
Spain’s economy has surged since 2013, but the benefits have bypassed much of the population. Despite record employment and rising profits, stagnant wages and persistent poverty reveal a widening gap between headline growth and everyday reality.
Bertrand Ndongo Confronted and Expelled from Puerta del Sol Protest
A midday confrontation at Puerta del Sol saw Bertrand Ndongo, known for his far-right activism, driven out by protesters after he appeared with pepper spray. The incident escalated quickly, highlighting the charged atmosphere at the ongoing demonstration.
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