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Spain Launches Summer 2026 Traffic Operation Amid Record Travel Surge

Spain’s traffic authority prepares for over 104 million summer journeys. New rules require V-16 beacons in all vehicles. A dedicated hotline for road accident victims is now active. Special measures target the August solar eclipse.

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Garbage Truck Brake Failure Causes Multiple Pedestrian Injuries in Pamplona

A garbage truck with faulty brakes struck several people in Pamplona’s historic center. Police and emergency teams responded quickly. The exact number of injured and their condition remain unknown.

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Sánchez Faces Internal Criticism as PSOE Leadership Downplays Corruption Cases

Pedro Sánchez avoided self-criticism at the PSOE Federal Committee, sidestepping judicial probes and recent electoral losses. He promised no 'super Sunday' elections but left the general election date unclear.

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Filming of 'Iruña 1997' Begins in Pamplona with Álvaro Cervantes and Clara Galle

Production of 'Iruña 1997' starts this July in Pamplona. The series, set during the 1997 San Fermín festival, features Álvaro Cervantes and Clara Galle as police officers investigating a suspicious death.

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Pamplona to Charge for San Fermín Bull Run Broadcasts in Landmark Deal

For the first time, Pamplona will receive direct revenue from the televised broadcast of the iconic San Fermín bull runs. A new agreement with RTVE and EITB sets annual payments and grants access to decades of historic footage.

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Atlantic Air Mass Ends Heatwave as Storm Alerts Issued in Northern Spain

A cold Atlantic front brings an end to Spain’s heatwave, but storm alerts are now active in the north and Galicia. Several regions still face high temperatures, with some areas reaching up to 39°C.

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Supreme Court Confirms Ábalos and García Orchestrated Public Works Kickback Scheme

Spain's Supreme Court has ruled that José Luis Ábalos and Koldo García set up a criminal network to profit from public contracts. The verdict strengthens ongoing investigations into alleged rigged tenders and political connections.

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ITV Inspections Every Six Months for Camper Vans Over 10 Years Old

Spain’s DGT has set stricter ITV inspection intervals for older camper vans and motorhomes. Vehicles over 10 years now face more frequent checks. The update also clarifies parking and service area rules.

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State Compensation for Franco Regime Victims Reaches €22 Billion Since 1976

Over 611,000 victims of the Franco era have received state compensation since 1976. The average payout stands at €36,000 per person. Regional disparities and unresolved cases remain, according to a new official report.

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How a Group of Footballers from Navarre Led by Ramis Arrived at Burgos CF RUSSPAIN.com

How a Group of Footballers from Navarre Led by Ramis Arrived at Burgos CF

Coach Ramis forms a core of Navarre players in Burgos CF. Under the leadership of Luis Miguel Ramis, a group of players from Navarre has come together at Burgos CF. Key among them is goalkeeper Ander Cantero, recognized as the best in Segunda. The squad also includes other representatives from the region.

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Which regions have already announced the minimum entry scores for popular majors

First PAU-2026 Cut-Off Scores for University Admission Published in Spain. Several Spanish autonomous communities have already announced the cut-off scores for PAU-2026. New exam regulations and stricter spelling requirements are affecting applicants' chances. Admission decisions will depend on final results.

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Pamplona unveils new coach after record-breaking season with Burgos

Luis Miguel Ramis appointed Osasuna head coach: contract until 2028. Osasuna has announced the appointment of a new head coach. Luis Miguel Ramis has signed a contract until 2028 and brought his own coaching staff. This is the coach’s first experience in LaLiga.

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The focus on electric vehicles and Chinese brands is reshaping the production landscape

Spanish Car Plants Under Pressure: Who Will Survive in the New Investment Race. In 2025, car production in Spain declined, leaving the future of several factories uncertain. Some companies are guaranteeing new investments, while others are searching for ways to survive amid major changes in the industry.

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The release of the Werva and Wound pair was part of a large-scale restoration program

Lynx Returns: New Specimens Released into the Wild in Aragon. Iberian lynxes have reappeared in the outskirts of Zaragoza. The Aragon authorities have released two new animals as part of a long-term project to restore this extinct species. The program includes technical monitoring, support for municipalities, and significant investment.

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The club retained the buyout option but is in no hurry to use it after the striker's strong season

Real Madrid not planning to recall Víctor Muñoz from Osasuna this summer. Real Madrid holds a buy-back option for Víctor Muñoz after his transfer to Osasuna. However, the club’s management is not considering his return in the upcoming transfer window. The forward is attracting interest from clubs in Italy and England.

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Fatal collision between van and tanker paralyzes traffic to Bilbao

Five Navarre police officers killed in AP-8 accident in Gipuzkoa. A van carrying five Navarre police officers collided with a tanker truck on the AP-8 in Gipuzkoa. All occupants of the van died. The road is completely closed, and an investigation is underway.

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Tragedy on the Elgoibar Highway: Traffic Blocked, Investigation Underway

Five Police Officers from Navarre Die in Van and Tanker Crash on AP-8. A van carrying five police officers from Navarre collided with a tanker truck on the AP-8 in Elgoibar. All officers died in the accident. The truck driver has been hospitalized. The section of the road is closed, and an investigation is underway.

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Old vans and motorhomes now required to pass ITV inspection every six months

Spain tightens vehicle inspection rules for motorhomes and campers. Spain has changed the ITV inspection schedule for motorhomes and campers. Vehicles older than 10 years must now undergo a technical inspection every six months. The new rules have already come into force.

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Buyout clauses and player competition: what's next for Osasuna after survival

Victor Muñoz May Change Club: Interest from Real Madrid and Newcastle. Victor Muñoz has become a key player for Osasuna in their fight for survival. Real Madrid retains the buy-back option, but Newcastle is preparing an offer. The footballer's future remains uncertain.

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Which regions of Spain saw July-level heat already in May

Anomalous Heat in Spain: Temperature Records and Sleepless Nights. Spain is experiencing a heatwave with temperatures reaching up to 38 degrees. Unusually high values are being recorded even in the north of the country. Meteorologists warn that the heat will persist at least until the middle of next week.

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Amaia Romero openly discusses how fashion pressure affects her self-esteem RUSSPAIN.com

Amaia Romero openly discusses how fashion pressure affects her self-esteem

Amaia Romero Opens Up About Industry Pressure and Changes in Self-Perception. Amaia Romero sparked discussion after a candid interview about her body. Her honest reflections on self-esteem and fashion pressure coincided with renewed debates on beauty standards. At the center is the singer’s personal experience.

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Debates over coach's future intensify in Pamplona after string of failures

Four Defeats in a Row Put Osasuna on the Brink of Relegation. Osasuna has found itself in the relegation zone after suffering four consecutive defeats. Tension is mounting at the club surrounding coach Alessio Lisci. The future of the team and its players remains uncertain.

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Why the launch of new trains on Madrid's busiest metro line is drawing attention

Madrid Begins Tests of New Automatic Trains for Metro Line 6. Madrid has launched tests of the first automatic trains for Metro Line 6. The project aims for full automation by 2027. The new trains promise increased capacity and reduced intervals between services.

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Movistar stirs up the race in Cosenza as Bernal loses ground on the climb

Movistar changes the course of the Giro: sprinters out, Narváez claims the stage. Movistar dramatically shifted the pace of the Giro, splitting the peloton and eliminating the sprinters from contention. Narváez secured the stage win, while Aular came close to victory. Bernal found himself under pressure on a challenging section.

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Finish in Potenza: Dramatic Finale and Historic Victory for Spain

Spaniard Igor Arrieta claims first stage win at Giro d’Italia. Igor Arrieta secured Spain’s first stage victory at the Giro d’Italia. In Potenza, he triumphed after a challenging race and a tense sprint. This marks his debut success at a major Grand Tour.

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In 2025, Rioja wine tourism revenue increased by 17 million euros

Tourist Flow to Rioja Wineries Exceeds One Million for the First Time. In 2025, Rioja wineries welcomed a record number of visitors. Tourism and tasting revenues reached €214 million, while wine sales decreased by 4.5%.

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Pablo Alborán introduces puppy Siro: How Juan Cesma reacted to the new addition

Pablo Alborán introduces a new family member: Juan Sesma's reaction surprises fans. Pablo Alborán has introduced a new pet to his followers, sparking a wave of discussion. The spotlight, however, was on the reaction of his partner Juan Sesma. Photos and details from the singer's personal life are once again in the center of celebrity news.

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The postal company in Beriozar was unaware of live animal transportation

Illegal cargo with live snake from Malaga seized in Navarre. The Civil Guard discovered a live snake in a package sent from Malaga to Navarre. The shipment was arranged through a company lacking authorization to transport animals. Authorities have launched an investigation.

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Spain Will Not Broadcast Eurovision for the First Time: What Will La Casa de la Música Offer Instead

RTVE launches music special instead of Eurovision 2026 broadcast. RTVE has declined to broadcast Eurovision 2026 following Spain's withdrawal from the contest. Instead, on May 16, La 1 will air a special music program, La Casa de la Música. The show will feature performances by artists from different generations.

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Former Basque Country Prime Minister and Founder of Eusko Alkartasuna Passes Away

Carlos Garaikoetxea, First Basque Leader After Autonomy Restoration, Dies. Carlos Garaikoetxea, the first head of the Basque Government following the adoption of the Statute of Gernika, has died at the age of 87. He led the PNV before founding Eusko Alkartasuna. Garaikoetxea was known for his criticism of the limitations placed on Basque autonomy.

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Sofía Sescún explains why she considered freezing her eggs and her future with Kiko

Sofía Suescun Surprised Fans with Confession About Egg Freezing and Plans with Kiko Jiménez. Sofía Suescun unexpectedly spoke about her future plans for motherhood and egg freezing. Her remarks sparked a wave of discussion among fans. The couple with Kiko Jiménez is once again in the spotlight.

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Title Race in Pamplona: Rain, Shake-ups and the Budimir Threat

Barcelona can secure the title early against Osasuna amid hosts' record run. Barcelona take to the pitch at El Sadar with a chance to clinch the championship ahead of schedule. Osasuna remain unbeaten at home and have scored in 37 straight matches. The fixture will attract close attention to team lineups and weather conditions.

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Player recovery and preparations for the trip to Pamplona: coach’s insights

Hansi Flick names Barcelona’s priorities ahead of match against Osasuna. Barcelona coach Hansi Flick has spoken about the team’s readiness ahead of their clash with Osasuna. He highlighted the return of Raphinha and the recovery of Lamine as key factors. The club is emphasizing the importance of total focus.

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Why is Madrid facing criticism for widespread use of granite in its streets?

Madrid Considers Abandoning Granite in Urban Landscaping. Authorities and architects in Madrid are debating the future of the city’s public spaces. Granite surfaces intensify heat and hinder the development of green areas. Experts propose changing approaches to materials and urban landscaping.

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Drivers in Navarre receive fake fines for unpaid toll roads RUSSPAIN.com

Drivers in Navarre receive fake fines for unpaid toll roads

New Scam with Fake DGT SMS Detected in Navarra. Authorities in Navarra are reporting a surge in fraudulent SMS messages disguised as notifications from the DGT. Scammers demand payment for a non-existent toll debt and attempt to steal banking information. Police warn of the risk.

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