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The company failed to prove the employee's guilt due to procedural errors

Court Declares Dismissal of Worker for Personal Calls to Morocco from Work Phone Illegal. A worker from Murcia was dismissed after the company discovered personal phone calls to Morocco totaling over 550 euros. The court ruled the dismissal unlawful, stating the employer failed to specify the details of the violations, and now must reinstate the employee or pay compensation.

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Court Upholds Penalty for Leaving Work Shift Without Permission RUSSPAIN.com

Court Upholds Penalty for Leaving Work Shift Without Permission

Ambulance Driver in Murcia Suspended for 45 Days for Attending Local Fair. In Murcia, an ambulance driver was suspended from work for 45 days after leaving his station and driving a service vehicle to a local fair. The court upheld the punishment as lawful, taking into account a repeat offense and the misuse of the vehicle.

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Which regions of Spain will experience the most intense heat this summer

Summer 2026 in Spain: Forecast Predicts Above-Average Heat and New Records. The 2026 season in Spain could be one of the hottest in recent years. Forecasts indicate temperatures exceeding the seasonal norm and an increase in the number of days with extreme heat. Authorities are warning about risks to health and water resources.

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Three tough rivals and a new coach: what's ahead for Casademont Zaragoza in the fight for survival

Casademont Zaragoza on the Brink of Relegation: Decisive Matches in Six Days. Casademont Zaragoza faces the risk of losing its place in the Endesa League. The club has three matches in six days ahead, starting with UCAM Murcia. Their future in the league and the fate of the team are at stake.

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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.

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Aitana's Sold-Out Show in Valencia: Performance Highlights and Audience Reactions

Aitana drew 16,000 fans at first Roig Arena concert in Valencia. The first of Aitana's two concerts at Roig Arena took place in Valencia, attracting 16,000 attendees, most of them women. The singer unveiled a new show and highlighted changes in her musical style.

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A new Mercadona supermarket with underground parking has opened in Cabo de Palos

Mercadona opens largest supermarket in Cabo de Palos: 4,500 m² and 300 parking spaces. One of the largest Mercadona stores in Spain has opened in Cabo de Palos. Investments exceeded 5 million euros. The new location is designed for high summer demand and year-round operation.

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Spanish study changes perspective on ancient human dietary habits RUSSPAIN.com

Spanish study changes perspective on ancient human dietary habits

Neanderthals Had Complex Diets and Could Adapt Their Menus Seasonally. Isotope analysis of finds from the Los Aviones cave has revealed that Southern European Neanderthals not only made active use of marine resources, but also skillfully adjusted their diets according to seasonal changes. This challenges old assumptions about the dietary limitations of Neanderthals.

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Ban on Import of Toxic Waste to Andalusia Hits Factories in Valencia and Madrid

Andalusia Blocks Access for Hazardous Waste from Other Regions: Redistribution of Flows. Andalusia has imposed strict restrictions on accepting hazardous waste from other regions. Plants in Valencia, Madrid, and the Canary Islands are now forced to seek new, more expensive routes for the disposal of toxic materials.

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Vitoria: Baskonia hosts Granada amid playoff race and shifting motivations

Baskonia Fights for Second Place in ACB: Home Match Against Granada After Visitors' Relegation. Baskonia hosts Granada, who have already lost their chances of staying in the league. The hosts are competing for second place and a seeded spot in the playoffs. The match could impact the final standings at the top of the table.

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In Murcia, Unicaja fights to return to the Endesa League’s top 8

Unicaja closes the gap on UCAM in a tense match in Murcia. Unicaja, following a string of setbacks, is trying to turn the season around on UCAM's home court. By halftime, the team trails by just 4 points. The match is taking place amid roster issues and a fierce battle for playoff spots.

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A 0.041-Second Finish: Márquez and Acosta Battle at Montmeló

Álex Márquez wins MotoGP sprint in Catalonia by a fraction of a second. Álex Márquez claimed victory in the Catalan Grand Prix sprint, edging out Pedro Acosta by just 0.041 seconds. The suspense lasted until the very last meter. The championship lead is once again under threat.

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Popular dessert chain has left Calle del Carmen — the premises are now for rent

“Más que Fresas” closed its Cartagena city centre store after 5 months. The “Más que Fresas” store on Calle del Carmen in Cartagena operated for only five months before closing its doors. The premises are now up for rent, and the brand continues to operate solely in Murcia. Once again, the city centre is losing a specialized business.

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A woman appointed as mayor of Murcia for the first time after the tragedy RUSSPAIN.com

A woman appointed as mayor of Murcia for the first time after the tragedy

Rebeca Pérez to lead Murcia after the death of José Ballesta. For the first time in 1,200 years, a woman will head Murcia. Rebeca Pérez will succeed José Ballesta following his death. The decision has been supported by a majority in the municipality.

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The regional government demands an inspection of Ursa Major over nuclear component concerns

Murcia Authorities Demand Investigation of Sunken Russian Vessel off Cartagena. The President of Murcia has called on the Ministry of Defense to disclose details regarding the sunken Ursa Major. Regional authorities are concerned about the possible presence of nuclear components on board. There is still no official information from Madrid.

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Morning fire on La Manga coast alarms tourists and locals

Fire at ZM Restaurant in La Manga: Thick Smoke and Emergency Evacuation. A fire broke out this morning at the ZM restaurant in La Manga. Black smoke was visible for several kilometers. Emergency services quickly arrived at the scene and contained the blaze.

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Fraud Scheme Exposed in Madrid: Elderly Deceived Into Surrendering Cash and Gold to 'Save' Their Children

Police Detain Suspect in Major Series of 'Surgical' Phone Scams. A man suspected of deceiving dozens of elderly people has been detained in Madrid. Victims were pressured to urgently hand over their savings under the pretense of rescuing relatives. Police disclosed details of the scheme and the investigation is ongoing.

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Incident at the establishment featured in 'Servicio Secreto by Chicote' in Murcia

Fire at ZM Isla del Ciervo Restaurant in La Manga: Business Impact. A fire broke out this morning at the ZM Isla del Ciervo restaurant in La Manga. The establishment had previously drawn attention after a sanitary inspection featured on the program 'Servicio Secreto by Chicote.' The owner and staff have received support from the chef.

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Who is eligible for study grants in the 2026/2027 academic year and how to apply

Up to €2,700: Spain Closes Applications for Main Student Grant. Spain is closing the application period for the main government grant for university, undergraduate and vocational students. The aid can reach up to €2,700, depending on family income, place of study and the need to relocate. Only a few days remain to apply.

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Ballesta’s Last Public Appearance and Potential Successors for Murcia After His Death RUSSPAIN.com

Ballesta’s Last Public Appearance and Potential Successors for Murcia After His Death

Murcia Mayor José Ballesta Dies: City Declares Mourning. Murcia Mayor José Ballesta has died after a two-year battle with cancer. Authorities have announced a three-day period of mourning and canceled all events. The city is now debating who will succeed him as mayor.

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Authorities warn of sharp drop in temperatures and weather risks in several regions

Heavy rains and storm winds to hit Spain this weekend. Spain faces rain, thunderstorms, and strong winds due to an Atlantic storm. Temperatures will drop below average. Warnings have been issued for several regions, including Madrid, Andalusia, and Valencia.

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Unique ancient ship with amphorae discovered off the Catalonia coast

Roman Ship Illes Formigues II to Receive BCIN Status in Catalonia for the First Time. Catalan authorities have initiated the process to designate the Roman ship Illes Formigues II as an asset of national significance. This is the first such case in the region. The vessel was discovered at a depth of 46 meters off the Costa Brava coast.

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Used car market in Spain under threat: court ruling strengthens buyer protection against fraud RUSSPAIN.com

Used car market in Spain under threat: court ruling strengthens buyer protection against fraud

Murcia Court Cancels Sale: Odometer Tampering and Year Fraud Justify Used Car Return. A court in Murcia has annulled the sale of a used car due to odometer tampering and falsified production year. Forensic analysis revealed hidden defects, and the decision could impact practices in Spain’s used car market.

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Spain Sets a New Record: 794 Blue Flags and an Impressive Triumph

Spanish Beaches Ranked the Best in the World. All eyes are on Spain and its beaches, which have once again topped the global rankings. A record number of Blue Flags and unexpected moments during the ceremony have sparked discussion.

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Lorca authorities toughen regulations: ban on laundry, gas cylinders and mattresses on facades RUSSPAIN.com

Lorca authorities toughen regulations: ban on laundry, gas cylinders and mattresses on facades

Lorca introduces fines up to €1,500 for laundry and belongings on balconies. Lorca has tightened municipal regulations to improve the city’s appearance. Residents now face fines of up to €1,500 for hanging laundry, storing mattresses, or keeping gas cylinders on balconies. Locals have one month to tidy up building facades.

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Why Even Minimum Wage Earners Will Face New Deductions

Hacienda to Withhold Up to 591 Euros from SMI-Level Salaries. Starting in 2026, employees earning the SMI will see monthly withholdings on their payslips, even without a formal obligation to file a tax return. These sums can only be reclaimed by completing the Renta process.

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Major traffic jams expected in Madrid and on the coast due to mass departures

Traffic police prepares special operation for six-million May holiday surge. The traffic police anticipate six million trips during the May holidays. Authorities are introducing special measures to reduce the risk of traffic jams and accidents. Special attention is being given to highways leading to the coast and Madrid.

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The Consum chain has opened 59 new stores and is preparing to enter the Madrid market

Consum increased its revenue by 9.7% and paid record bonuses to employees. Consum supermarkets grew turnover to €5.16 billion over the year. More than 23,000 employees received €128 million in bonuses and payments. The company maintained its position as the sixth-largest player in the Spanish market.

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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.

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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.

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Castilla-La Mancha authorities push for desalination over interregional water pipeline

Valencia and Murcia Demand to Preserve Tajo-Segura: Water Dispute Intensifies. Authorities in Valencia and Murcia have once again called for the preservation of the Tajo-Segura transfer. Castilla-La Mancha is pushing for a transition to desalination. The conflict over water allocation between the regions is escalating.

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Princess Leonor completes her second solo flight at the controls of a Pilatus PC-21 aircraft

Princess Leonor Surprises with New Step After Military Academy. Princess Leonor is once again in the spotlight: after her military training, she has chosen political science in Madrid. Recent footage of her second solo flight has further fueled interest in the heir to the throne.

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Employee must be reinstated after dismissal over sick leave expenses RUSSPAIN.com

Employee must be reinstated after dismissal over sick leave expenses

Murcia Court Rules Dismissal for Diabetes Sick Leave Unlawful. The Supreme Court of Murcia has overturned the dismissal of an employee who was on sick leave due to diabetes. The court found that the employer acted for economic reasons rather than due to any disciplinary violation. The company must pay compensation for moral damages.

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Andalusian Romería Becomes a Platform for Asserting the Region's Cultural Identity

Moreno Bets on Folk Festivals Ahead of Elections in Andalusia. The President of Andalusia is leveraging mass festivals for his election campaign. At the country's largest romería, he highlighted the region's distinction from other autonomous communities. Authorities have stepped up security measures due to the influx of pilgrims.

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Bonuses for expedited legalization: How the work of officials will change across Spain

Overload Bonuses: Why the New Migrant Legalization Campaign Is Stirring Disputes Among Civil Servants. Spanish authorities are launching a large-scale campaign to fast-track the legalization of migrants—and are ready to offer bonuses to employees who take on extra workloads. But not everyone is happy with the terms: what is behind the internal conflict, and how will it affect office operations? Overload Bonuses: Why the New Migrant Legalization Campaign Is Stirring Disputes Among Civil Servants

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