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AP-7 Toll Worker Arrested for Alleged Cash Fraud Scheme

A toll booth worker on the AP-7 between Cartagena and Vera has been arrested for allegedly falsifying cash transactions and diverting over €1,200. The investigation began after the concessionaire reported suspicious activity in June. Authorities say the fraud involved recording shorter journeys when drivers paid in cash.

Saharan Dust and Extreme Heat Set to Grip Southern Spain

A new heatwave is moving into southern and eastern Spain, bringing temperatures above 42°C and a dense Saharan dust cloud. Authorities urge caution as heat and calima are expected to affect millions, with the worst conditions forecast for Andalucía, Extremadura, Murcia, Castilla-La Mancha, and southern Valencia.

Murcia Builder Reveals the Reality of Working in 40°C Heat

When the mercury climbs past 40°C, construction work in Murcia becomes a test of endurance and safety. Veteran builder Paco Nicolás describes the daily risks, while new regulations and local initiatives are pushing companies to rethink how they protect workers from heat stress.

Spain Faces Prolonged Heatwave as Storm Warnings Expand

Spain remains under a persistent heatwave, with temperatures above 40°C in many regions. AEMET warns that severe storms could bring strong winds and hail. Nights bring little relief, especially in the south and Mediterranean.

Aena to Auction Iconic Abandoned Boeing 747 at Valencia Airport

Aena has launched the process to auction the long-abandoned Boeing 747 at Valencia Airport, ending nearly two decades of uncertainty. The aircraft, once the centerpiece of Pronair’s ambitious plans, has stood idle since 2008 and is now officially listed for public sale.

48 Spanish Beaches Flagged for Pollution and Mismanagement in 2026

Ecologistas en Acción has identified 48 beaches and coastal areas across Spain facing severe pollution and chemical contamination, alongside poor environmental management, in its 2026 Black Flags report. The findings highlight recurring summer problems and call for urgent restoration and policy changes.