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An ambitious project aims to save millions from losing their land and climate
Africa Builds an 8,000 km 'Green Wall' to Halt Sahara's Advance. Eleven African countries are working to stop desertification by planting a massive belt of trees. The Great Green Wall project aims to restore soil fertility, create jobs, and protect families whose livelihoods depend on agriculture.
Old cars, overloaded trucks, and Dacias everywhere: inside Morocco's transport reality
Why Morocco’s Roads Feel Like the Past: An Experience of a Driver from Europe. A road trip through Morocco is like stepping back decades: you still see 1980s cars, unusual motorized carts, and overloaded trucks on the highways. Yet there’s a modern side as well — French hatchbacks and the widespread dominance of Dacia. How does this shape the sense of time, and what does it mean for Europe’s vehicle fleets? Read our report for insights.
Barcelona footballer sparks reaction with gesture at champions parade
Lamine Yamal at the Center of Controversy Over Palestinian Flag. Lamine Yamal once again found himself in the spotlight after raising the Palestinian flag during Barcelona’s parade. His action sparked a sharp response from the coach and Israeli officials. In Spain, the public is debating the boundaries of what is acceptable for athletes.
A giant artificial lagoon has appeared in the small town of Torre-Pacheco
Largest Lagoon in Europe Opens in Murcia: Looks Like a Maldives Resort. In Torre-Pacheco, Murcia, a 15,000 m² artificial lagoon—the largest in Europe—has been built. With turquoise water and palm trees, this body of water evokes exotic resorts, yet it’s just 40 minutes from the city of Murcia.
Pope's Visit to Tenerife and Gran Canaria: What's Changing for Migrants
Pope Leon XIV to Visit Canary Islands for the First Time: Focus on Migration Crisis. Pope Leon XIV will visit the Canary Islands for the first time. Migration issues, the fate of survivors, and a symbolic act of remembrance will be in the spotlight. Authorities and community organizations hope for changes in attitudes toward migrants.
19 people arrested in Bilbao and San Sebastián in legalization fraud case
Police Uncover Network of Fake Documents for Migrants in Basque Country. A scheme for legalizing migrants through forged documents has been exposed in the Basque Country. Among those arrested are six lawyers. Victims paid up to 10,000 euros for fake certificates.
Spain discusses the national team's lineup and strategy ahead of the tournament kickoff
Spain National Team Prepares Squad for 2026 World Cup: Who Will de la Fuente Choose. Five days before Spain announces its squad for the 2026 World Cup, the head coach spoke about the selection criteria, playing philosophy, and tough decisions ahead. Key topics include competition within the team, the role of leaders, and expectations for the tournament.
Rare 14th-century weaponry discovered off the coast of Benicarló sparks debate over its origins
Largest Medieval Helmet Hoard Discovered in Castellón. A hoard of 43 medieval helmets has been found in the waters of Castellón. Research revealed they were made for protection against Turkish raids. The discovery changes current views on the region’s military history.
A Challenge for Ancelotti: Injuries and Uncertainty Around Brazil's Key Players
Brazil National Team to Announce 2026 World Cup Squad: Neymar's Fate Uncertain. The Brazilian Football Federation is preparing the final list for the World Cup. Neymar's inclusion will depend on medical tests. Militão's injury forces a search for defensive replacements.
€45 million investment and the new Baleària Canarias brand for maritime transport
Baleària completes acquisition of Armas Trasmediterránea assets in the Canary Islands. Baleària has officially taken control of Armas Trasmediterránea’s routes and fleet in the Canary Islands. The company will retain jobs and invest €45 million in upgrading ferry services. The group becomes the largest player in the maritime transport market between the islands and the mainland.
Authorities and scientists explore salicornia cultivation in the marshes of Huelva
Andalusian Salicornia Recognized as a Promising Superfood for Export. Spain has launched its first industrial cultivation of salicornia—a plant capable of thriving in saline soils. The initiative has drawn interest from international institutions and pharmaceutical companies. The new product is already being hailed as a superfood.
Why Madrid Doesn't Divide Residents into Locals and Newcomers: Lessons from the Capital's Districts
Madrid Celebrates San Isidro: A City Without Borders or Outsiders. In Madrid, San Isidro is a reminder of the city’s core trait — openness to everyone. Here, no one asks where you’re from; what matters is your wish to become part of the shared community.
Police uncover mass fake registrations in 80 m² apartments in Andalusia
Fake Migrant Registration Scheme Uncovered in Linares for Money. Seventeen people have been detained in Linares over a scheme involving fake registration of migrants. Up to 21 foreigners were registered in flats of 80 m². Police are still searching for 26 other suspects.
Fatal collision of patrol boats exposes problems within Spain's maritime police
Two Dead in Chase After Narco Boat: Tragedy in the Waters off Huelva. Two Civil Guard officers died while pursuing a drug trafficking boat off the coast of Huelva. The incident has highlighted a lack of resources and the risks faced by maritime patrols. Authorities have pledged to step up efforts against the drug trade.
Spanish authorities organize unique evacuation of passengers from cruise ship off Canary Islands
Emergency Evacuation of MV Hondius in Tenerife: 23 Countries and Military Involved. Spanish authorities have launched an urgent evacuation of MV Hondius passengers following a hantavirus outbreak. The operation involves 23 countries and the military. Most foreign nationals have already been sent home, while Spanish citizens remain in quarantine.
In Huelva, the interests of farmers, migrants, and environmentalists have clashed amid tragedy
Ecological challenges and fallout from the Huelva disaster influence elections. Huelva faces a fragile balance between agribusiness and environmental protection. The railway disaster in Adamuz has left deep scars. Authorities and residents prepare for elections amid unresolved issues.
The La Cantueña report reveals alarming incidents and challenges integrating children
Suicide Attempts and Mass Escapes Reported at Minors' Migrant Center in Madrid. The La Cantueña center near Madrid has recorded suicide attempts, mass escapes, and dozens of conflicts over the past year. Most of the teenagers come from Asian and African countries. Authorities have stepped up security and acknowledged adaptation challenges.
The automotive sector and tourism are taking Morocco's exports to a new level
IMF Predicts Morocco's Economy Will Outpace Spain's Growth. For the first time in years, Morocco may surpass Spain in GDP growth rates. IMF forecasts point to an annual 4% increase driven by car exports and record-breaking tourism. Spain, however, remains ahead in overall economic size.
Why Residents of Campo de Gibraltar Doubt Rapid Change After the New Agreement
Campo de Gibraltar Awaits Change After Brexit, but Without Illusions. The eight-million-strong agglomeration on the Gibraltar border remains among the leaders in unemployment. The new EU-UK agreement promises change, but locals do not expect rapid improvements.
Early Morning in San Blas: Drug-Related Conflict Ends in Tragedy
Suspect Arrested in the Murder of a 20-Year-Old Man in a Madrid Park. A 20-year-old man was killed in Paraíso Park in eastern Madrid. According to police, the incident stemmed from a dispute over drugs. The suspect was arrested an hour later not far from the scene.
US committee calls for diplomatic talks on the status of Ceuta and Melilla
US Congress Calls Ceuta and Melilla Moroccan Territories Under Spanish Administration. A report published in the US Congress refers to Ceuta and Melilla as Moroccan territories under Spanish administration. The document calls for diplomatic negotiations between Madrid and Rabat regarding the future status of the cities.
Scandal over Prime Minister's Spouse Allegations: Court Finds No Crime
Madrid Court Acquits Pilar Baselga in Begoña Gómez Defamation Case. Pilar Baselga, accused of spreading false rumors about Begoña Gómez, has been acquitted by a Madrid court. The judge determined that her statements did not cause demonstrable harm to honor. The decision sparked public debate.
In Barcelona, Moroccan workers pay for a warehouse to avoid living on the streets
Moroccan Migrants Forced to Live in Former Shop Due to Housing Shortage. In northern Barcelona, five migrants from Morocco have turned a former butcher shop into their home. With affordable apartments in short supply, they are forced to hide and pay rent for a storage space. Their stories highlight the scale of the housing problem faced by migrants in Spain.
Florenci Puchol’s letter became the key argument in the Barcelona trial
Puchol Family Court Case: Father's Letter Reveals Dispute Over Estate. A letter from Florenci Puchol, expressing distrust of his son's financial decisions, was presented in the court case involving the Puchol family. The document became a key element for the defense, though the prosecution questions its significance.
Authorities report a surge in applications for work and residence permits
Queues for Legalization: Migrants in Spain Massively Submit Documents. A large-scale campaign for the legalization of migrants has begun in Spain. Hundreds of thousands of foreigners are rushing to submit documents for work and family reunification. The new rules have sparked a frenzy and political debate.
Meeting at Montilivi: Unexpected Changes and Key Absences Ahead of the Match
Girona and Mallorca Change Squads in Battle for LaLiga Survival. Girona and Mallorca are playing a crucial match to retain their place in LaLiga. Both clubs have refreshed their starting lineups. The outcome could affect the relegation zone standings.
Four young initiators invested their own funds in a project to support the homeless and migrants
Social Kiosk Opens in Madrid to Employ Vulnerable Groups. A unique kiosk has opened in the heart of Madrid's Arganzuela district, offering work opportunities to those at risk of social isolation. The 'Somos Talita' project, launched by two pairs of friends, has already helped its first employee embark on a new chapter.
Passport denial in Spain due to family's radical past sparks debate
Court Denies Citizenship to Daughter of Inmate in ISIS Links Case. A Spanish court has deemed a woman a potential threat due to her family ties with those convicted in radical Islam cases. The decision may be appealed to the Supreme Court.
Fundación Miró presents new and key projects by Kapwani Kiwanga over the past decade
Kapwani Kiwanga Exhibition on Memory and Power Opens in Barcelona. The Fundación Miró has launched an exhibition by Kapwani Kiwanga, marking the artist's first showcase in Spain. The display explores themes of memory, power, and materiality through abstract installations and new projects.
Atlantic Corridor: How the New Undersea Route Will Be Built
Tunnel Between Morocco and Portugal: An 800-Million-Euro Project. A plan is underway to build an underwater tunnel between Morocco and Portugal, with a projected cost of over 800 million euros. The project includes a dual-gallery highway, advanced safety systems, and phased implementation.
Authorities ease regulations for foreign field workers in Andalusia and Murcia
Spain Launches Mass Legalization of 200,000 Migrants in the Agricultural Sector. Spain has initiated an extraordinary legalization process for foreign agricultural workers. Up to 200,000 people are expected to receive work and residence permits. The new regulations have already sparked reactions from both trade unions and employers.
How Moncho Monsalve Transformed Real Madrid and the Spanish National Team
Moncho Monsalve Has Died: Spanish Basketball Loses Its Architect. Moncho Monsalve, a key figure in Spanish basketball, has passed away at the age of 81. His contributions as both player and coach defined an era for Real Madrid and the national team.
How Madrid Supports Businesses Facing Bankruptcy
A Kiosk in Madrid Changing Lives: A Chance for Those Out of Work. An unusual kiosk has opened in central Madrid—not just selling coffee and newspapers, but offering hope to those left on the margins. Why is this project already seen as a point of growth for the entire neighborhood? When an ordinary kiosk becomes a last resort: how Madrid supports people on the edge.
Police uncover fake visa scheme at consulate in Algiers
Spanish Vice-Consul in Algeria Arrested in Visa Sale Case. The Spanish Vice-Consul in Algeria and an embassy staff member have been arrested on suspicion of selling visas. Investigators believe that proceeds from illegal visas were laundered through car purchases. Personnel decisions are expected.
Security risks debated in Madrid amid tensions with Washington
Spanish Defense Under Pressure: US Criticism and New Threats. At the FAES forum in Madrid, participants discussed how US criticism and internal disagreements are impacting Spain’s defense. Military officials and experts warn of risks for the country and the role of NATO.
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