The PP has firmly rejected moving unaccompanied minors from Ceuta to the mainland. Its position, now aligned with Vox, leaves the government with few options to ease the crisis in the city.
The PSOE leadership claims the PP is using Ceuta’s migrant crisis for electoral advantage. Government efforts to restore order face resistance from regional authorities. Tensions rise as thousands remain stranded in the city.
Alberto Martínez was found dead in the Ebro river after a week-long search. His daughters led daily efforts and now express deep gratitude to everyone who supported them. Authorities and volunteers joined the operation.
VW Navarra will train 1,050 people for new weekend shifts without pay or contracts. The regional government is allocating one million euros for the program. Unions warn of exploitation and demand transparency.
Two Moroccan girls are due to arrive in Navarra after weeks of political deadlock. The regional government is stepping in while hundreds of minors remain stranded, signaling a shift in Spain’s migration response.
Two women from Navarra were stranded in Jakarta after a volcanic eruption forced airport closures. With flights cancelled and no airline support, they paid extra to leave via Singapore. Their journey home took nearly four days and left them out of pocket.
Navarra will assign public rental housing by lottery for the first time. The new system aims to reach more people and prevent systematic exclusion. A total of 97 homes will be distributed, mainly around Pamplona.
Dozens of Andalusians with advanced ELA are still waiting for promised financial aid. The regional government cites administrative hurdles, while families struggle with mounting care costs. The delay continues despite a national funding deal.
A collision between a car and a truck on the A-21 in Loiti left one person seriously injured. The victim was airlifted to Hospital Universitario de Navarra. Traffic disruptions continue as emergency teams work at the scene.
The 2026/2027 academic year in Spain will see students return to classrooms on different dates depending on their region and educational stage. Christmas and Easter breaks vary widely, and so does the last day of classes, making it impressive for families to check local calendars.
A Navarra court has overturned six-figure compensation awarded to a director who returned to work after nearly 16 years of leave. It upheld only a minor salary adjustment, finding that the company’s mistakes were temporary and did not justify terminating her contract.
A new Atlantic front is bringing violent storms and hail to northwest Spain. Strong winds and sharp temperature swings are creating a day of contrasts across the country, while Mediterranean regions remain mostly stable but face rising heat.
A fireworks explosion at Noáin’s town hall injured 31 people. Three were taken to hospital, while others sought care for minor wounds. The incident disrupted the start of local festivities and prompted a major emergency response.
Persistent storms and heavy rainfall are affecting northern Spain, with Galicia facing the most severe conditions. Weather alerts remain in place as temperatures stay unusually low for June. Authorities expect conditions to improve by Friday.
Spain’s driving schools estimate that around 430,000 people who have passed the theory test are waiting for their practical driving exam. Disputes over examiner shortages and estimates of demand have left many aspiring drivers waiting, while regional disparities and new reforms add to the uncertainty.
Spanish authorities have dismantled 147 illegal street races in six months. Organizers use social media and sophisticated tactics to evade police. The phenomenon is spreading nationwide, raising safety concerns.
A fire in a Burlada apartment led to the death of a 10-year-old boy. Emergency services responded quickly, but the child fell from a third-floor window while trying to escape. The incident forced the evacuation of the building.
A major wildfire in Huesca has led to the evacuation of 830 residents across 16 towns. The flames threaten the San Juan de la Peña monastery, a basic symbol of Aragón’s heritage. Authorities have removed royal remains and valuable artifacts.
Spanish hospitals saw a sharp rise in eye emergency visits after the solar eclipse. Most cases were mild, with serious retinal damage reported only in isolated cases. Health authorities remain alert because symptoms may appear days later.
Storm Austen and its fronts will bring unsettled weather to parts of Spain this weekend, while high pressure keeps most of the peninsula stable. Rain and wind alerts are in place in northern and northeastern areas.
A 67-year-old man drowned in the Alloz reservoir in Lerate. Bystanders and a nurse tried to revive him, but he could not be saved. The incident has left the local community in shock.
Spain faces a new wave of severe storms, bringing hail and strong winds. Orange and yellow alerts are active in multiple regions, and authorities warn of possible flooding and dangerous conditions.
A cold air mass is driving intense storms in northern Spain, bringing hail and strong winds to Navarra and Aragón. Southern and eastern regions, meanwhile, remain under extreme heat, with temperatures nearing 40°C.
Spain faces intense storms in the north and dangerous heat in the south and east. Authorities have issued multiple weather warnings as basic regions brace for disruption and health risks.
Twelve autonomous communities are under weather alerts for extreme heat. Some areas will see temperatures near 40°C, while others face storms and heavy rain. Authorities warn of strong winds and possible hail.
On August 12, 2026, Spain will witness its first total solar eclipse in more than a century. Hundreds of cities and towns are organizing public events and scientific talks, alongside safe viewing areas, with more than 380 sites set to host activities.
A German-led consortium will invest more than €100 million to open the first commercial plant for wooden wind turbine blades in Navarra. Backed by support from the EU New idea Fund, the project targets 450 jobs and a new approach to sustainable energy manufacturing.
A 16th-century wooden relief stolen from the Monasterio de Santa Clara in Fitero has been recovered by police after 16 years. Found in a Barcelona auction house, the artwork has now been returned to its rightful owner.
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, helping ensure public safety during the rare astronomical event.
Severe storms are expected to hit eastern Spain during the ongoing heatwave, bringing intense downpours and strong winds, with hail also possible in several regions. Authorities warn of increased fire risk and unstable weather.
A Spanish family moved to a remote mountain cabin to see whether modern life is possible without the power grid. Their experiment with solar panels and a portable battery reveals the potential savings, compromises and lessons of off-grid living in Spain’s countryside.
A single speed camera on the A-7 in Valencia recorded more than 90,000 complaints in 2025, as traffic-penalty revenue in Spain reached a new high. The surge in enforcement is prompting debate over the purpose of these devices.
Santos Cerdán, former PSOE Organization Secretary, is weighing a return to work as a truck driver in Milagro. The move could help establish his eligibility for unemployment benefits. He remains under investigation for alleged corruption.
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.
The investigation into alleged public works rigging involving Santos Cerdán is intensifying. Authorities are now targeting family bank accounts and seeking records from companies tied to the case. New evidence could reshape the legal field.
