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German Firm to Build World's First Wooden Wind Turbine Blade Factory in Navarra
A German-led consortium will invest over €100 million to open the first commercial plant for wooden wind turbine blades in Navarra. Backed by EU Innovation Fund support, the project targets 450 jobs and a new approach to sustainable energy manufacturing.
16th-Century Wooden Relief Stolen in Navarra Recovered After 16 Years
A 16th-century wooden relief stolen from the Monasterio de Santa Clara in Fitero has been recovered by police. The artwork, missing for 16 years, was found in a Barcelona auction house. It has now been returned to its rightful owner.
Spain to Distribute 2 Million Free Certified Glasses for 2026 Solar Eclipse
Ahead of the total solar eclipse on August 12, 2026, ONCE and the Ministry of Science will provide two million certified solar viewing glasses across Spain. Distribution will take place through ONCE vendors and major science centers, ensuring public safety during the rare astronomical event.
Storm Clouds and Hail Threaten Eastern Spain Amid Intense Heatwave
Severe storms are set to hit eastern Spain during the ongoing heatwave. Intense showers, strong winds and hail are expected in several regions. Authorities warn of increased fire risk and unstable weather.
How One Family Cut Energy Bills by €236 a Year Living Off-Grid
A Spanish family moved to a remote mountain cabin to see if modern life is possible without the power grid. Their experiment with solar panels and a portable battery reveals the real savings, compromises, and lessons of off-grid living in Spain’s countryside.
Spain’s Top-Earning Speed Camera Issues 90,000 Fines in a Year
A single speed camera on the A-7 in Valencia generated over 90,000 fines in 2025, helping drive traffic penalty revenues in Spain to new heights. The surge in enforcement is sparking debate over the true purpose of these devices.
Santos Cerdán Considers Truck Driving Job in Milagro After Prison Release
Santos Cerdán, ex-PSOE Organization Secretary, is weighing a return to work as a truck driver in Milagro. The move could allow him to access unemployment benefits. He remains under investigation for alleged corruption.
Spain’s Speed Cameras Collected €8.2 Million a Day in Fines in 2025
In 2025, Spanish speed cameras generated nearly €247 million in fines, with almost half of all traffic penalties linked to speeding. Valencia’s A-7 radar issued more tickets than any other device nationwide.
Judge Expands ‘Caso Cerdán’ Probe to Family Finances and Linked Firms
The investigation into alleged public works rigging involving Santos Cerdán intensifies. Authorities now target family bank accounts and demand records from companies tied to the case. New evidence could reshape the legal landscape.
Sharp Drop in Temperatures and Rainfall to Hit Spain This Weekend
A cold front from the northwest will bring a marked drop in temperatures and rain to northern Spain. After days of extreme heat, many regions will see temporary relief. The change will be brief, with warmer weather expected to return soon.
PP-Led Regions Boycott National Migrant Regularization Meeting
A major immigration conference was cancelled after PP-led regions refused to attend. The government accuses the opposition of blocking dialogue on migrant regularization. Over a million applications are at stake.
Skoda Epiq vs Renault 4: Which Urban EV Delivers More for City Drivers?
The Skoda Epiq and Renault 4 E-Tech both promise practical electric mobility for four adults in the city. We compare their space, performance, range and pricing to see which model stands out for urban drivers.
AEMET Warns of Heatwave and Storms as Spain Faces Extreme Temperatures
Spain is under a new heatwave alert, with AEMET forecasting highs above 40°C in several regions. Local storms and tropical nights are expected, especially in the south and east. Weather conditions will vary sharply across the country.
Evacuated Residents Begin Return After Devastating Orés Wildfire
Over 1,000 people from six villages were forced out by a wildfire in Zaragoza. Authorities now allow phased returns as basic services are restored. The fire destroyed more than 14,000 hectares and left lasting damage.
Wildfire in Orés Burns Over 15,400 Hectares and Forces Evacuations
A major wildfire in Orés, Zaragoza, has destroyed more than 15,400 hectares. Seven villages remain evacuated, with three more on alert. Authorities describe the situation as one of the most challenging in recent years.
Cinco Villas Wildfire Remains Uncontrolled as Winds Complicate Response
The wildfire in Cinco Villas has burned for three days, driven by shifting winds and rough terrain. Fire crews have kept flames from reaching Luesia homes. Several nearby towns remain on alert, with no new evacuations.
Servinabar at the Center of Corruption Probe Involving PSOE Figures
A police report reveals Servinabar 2000 as a key channel for irregular commissions tied to public works. Nearly 90% of its funds came from Acciona and companies under investigation. The case implicates high-profile PSOE officials.
Wildfire in Cinco Villas Becomes Spain's Largest Blaze of the Year
A wildfire in Zaragoza's Cinco Villas has burned nearly 12,000 hectares. Six towns have been evacuated and over 1,100 people affected. Authorities warn the fire remains uncontrolled and the risk of spread is high.
Wildfire in Orés Destroys 12,000 Hectares and Threatens Uncastillo
A major wildfire in Orés has forced over a thousand residents from their homes. Flames have devastated 12,000 hectares and reached the outskirts of Uncastillo. Authorities are coordinating a large-scale emergency response.
Wildfire in Zaragoza Reaches Urban Area and Destroys Over 4,500 Hectares
A major wildfire in Zaragoza has swept into the town of Asín, damaging homes and forcing evacuations. Over 4,500 hectares have burned. Authorities warn of worsening conditions due to wind and low humidity.
DGT Tightens Rules for Motorhomes and Camper Vans in Spain
Spain’s DGT has introduced stricter regulations for motorhomes and camper vans, changing how often vehicles must pass technical inspections and clarifying urban parking rules. The update directly impacts thousands of owners as the popularity of caravan travel continues to surge.
Record Participation and Technology Mark End of San Fermín 2026
San Fermín 2026 ended in Pamplona with thousands gathering at midnight. The 'Pobre de mí' farewell saw record crowds and advanced technology. This year’s encierros brought historic moments and notable incidents.
Two Gored in Violent Jandilla Bull Run at Pamplona City Hall
A Jandilla bull broke from the pack in Pamplona’s City Hall square, goring two runners and sending ten to hospital. The 2026 San Fermín finale saw a surge in injuries despite strict safety measures.
Two Gored in Final San Fermín 2026 Bull Run With Jandilla Herd
The closing San Fermín 2026 bull run in Pamplona ended with two runners gored. Jandilla bulls delivered a fast, hazardous encierro. The event highlighted the risks and intensity of the festival’s final day.
Four Runners Narrowly Escape Goring in Tense San Fermín Miura Run
A high-speed charge by Miura bulls in Pamplona left four women runners knocked down near the bullring. None suffered a goring, but the incident highlighted the risks and speed of this year’s San Fermín encierro.
Miura Bulls Set Record Pace and Lap in San Fermín’s Seventh Run
The seventh San Fermín 2026 encierro saw Miura bulls complete the course in 2:34. The herd made a rare lap in the arena before entering pens. Eight people were injured, four hospitalized, none by goring.
Jandilla Bulls Close San Fermín 2026 With Fast, Risky Final Run
San Fermín 2026 ends with a high-speed, high-risk bull run in Pamplona. Jandilla bulls, known for their danger, replace Miura for the closing event. Over 60 injuries mark this year’s festival.
Miguel Indurain Reveals What Cyclists Really Ate During Races in the 1990s
Miguel Indurain, legendary Spanish cyclist, describes how riders fueled themselves with simple foods like ham and cheese sandwiches during grueling races in the 1990s—long before energy gels and scientific nutrition plans became the norm. His story highlights just how much professional cycling has changed.
Eight Injured in Fast, Incident-Free San Fermín 2026 Running with Miura Bulls
Eight runners suffered bruises during the seventh San Fermín 2026 encierro. Miura bulls completed a swift, clean run through Pamplona. No gorings were reported, but the event lasted longer than last year.
Six Injured in Fast San Fermín 2026 Run With Miura Bulls in Pamplona
The legendary Miura bulls delivered a tense, rapid encierro in Pamplona. Six people were injured, none by goring. The run highlighted both the danger and tradition of San Fermín’s penultimate day.
Tension and Injuries Mark Sixth San Fermín Bull Run in Pamplona
The sixth San Fermín encierro saw La Palmosilla bulls charge through Pamplona. Several runners were knocked down or injured. Emergency teams and police were active along the route. The event captured the festival’s intensity and risk.
Extreme Heat Persists in Northeast and Balearic Islands Despite Cooling Trend
Spain faces another weekend of intense heat in the northeast and Balearic Islands. Orange warnings are active for several provinces. Meanwhile, storms and rain are forecast for the northwest, bringing local disruptions.
One Gored and Several Injured in Fast Sixth San Fermín Encierro
A lone bull from La Palmosilla left one runner gored and eight others injured during the sixth San Fermín encierro. The incident occurred near the plaza entrance amid heavy weekend crowds. Medical teams responded quickly.
One Gored, Eight Injured in Crowded Sixth San Fermín Encierro
The sixth running of the bulls at San Fermín 2026 left one person gored and eight others injured. La Palmosilla’s bulls charged through dense crowds, causing multiple incidents. Emergency teams responded quickly to the scene.
Ten Injured in Fast San Fermín 2026 Run With La Palmosilla Bulls
A two-minute San Fermín encierro with La Palmosilla bulls left ten injured, five hospitalized. Police intervened over safety violations. The event highlighted both skilled running and risky behavior among participants.
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