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177 newsThe Canary Islands Prepare Emergency Measures for Cruise Ship with Hantavirus
Seven nations aboard the MV Hondius: the fate of passengers at stake. Seven cases of hantavirus and three deaths aboard the MV Hondius have sparked widespread debate. The Canary Islands may receive the vessel for investigation and disinfection. A decision on whether to allow docking has not yet been made.
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.
Operation off the Sahara: How a Cocaine Shipment Ended Up in Las Palmas
Record Cocaine Haul Seized in Spain on Board Arconian Vessel. The cargo ship Arconian, carrying dozens of tons of cocaine, has been intercepted in the Atlantic. The vessel was brought to Las Palmas, and the crew was arrested. This is expected to be Spain's largest cocaine seizure to date.
US real estate scheme sparks protests and investigations in Catalonia
The conflict over tenant evictions for coliving intensifies in Barcelona. In Barcelona, tenants are being evicted en masse to make way for coliving. Authorities and residents are responding to practices imported from the US. The company NAD has found itself at the center of the scandal and under inspector scrutiny.
Spaniard Jodar is the only local tennis player still competing at the Madrid Open
Rafa Hodar reaches the Madrid Masters 1000 quarterfinals after defeating Kopriva. Nineteen-year-old Rafa Hodar scored an important victory over Vit Kopriva and became the only Spaniard to reach the quarterfinals of the Madrid Masters 1000. His next opponent is world No. 1 Jannik Sinner. The tournament is taking place at the Caja Mágica arena.
Utrecht court allows seizure of Spanish real estate over compensation dispute
Instituto Cervantes building seized in the Netherlands over Spain's renewable energy debt. A court in the Netherlands has seized the Instituto Cervantes building in Utrecht. The reason is Spain's failure to pay compensation for the cancellation of bonuses to renewable energy investors. The amount of the debt exceeds 100 million euros.
The MAN eTGS Ultra electric truck covers 992 km across Europe, showcasing real-world range
MAN eTGS Ultra challenges diesel: nearly 1,000 km on electric drive between Paris and Berlin. The MAN eTGS Ultra, equipped with a 534 kWh battery, covered almost a thousand kilometers between Paris and Berlin. The electric truck tested the charging infrastructure, demonstrating that the technology is ready for commercial use.
Up to 300,000 additional apartments could be built in Madrid's new districts
Madrid authorities plan to double housing density in the south of the city. The Madrid City Council is preparing a large-scale increase in residential density in new neighborhoods. The plan envisions a rise in the number of apartments and residents to levels typical of major cities. The decision is linked to an acute shortage of affordable housing.
Ajla congratulates Marta Peleteiro on Instagram amid rumors of split with Jota
Ajla publicly congratulates Jota Peleteiro's sister amid family crisis rumors. Ajla, the wife of Jota Peleteiro, surprised everyone by congratulating his sister on her birthday via Instagram. This gesture sparked fresh discussions within the footballer’s family. Attention towards the couple has intensified again following noticeable changes on their social media profiles.
Portugal joins European coalition against drug cartels' speedboats
Spain Demands EU-Wide Ban on Narco-Launches and Tougher Penalties. Spain's Interior Minister insists on a Europe-wide ban on the manufacture and use of high-speed boats used by drug traffickers. Portugal has tightened its laws and joined an anti-crime coalition. Authorities are reporting a sharp increase in seizures of such vessels.
Barcelona and Lleida See Record Requests for Old Metric Documents Needed for Passport Applications
Catalan Church Archives Overwhelmed by Citizenship Application Surge. Thousands of requests for baptism certificates have piled up in Catalonia's church archives. A citizenship law for descendants of emigrants has brought the system to a standstill. Archivists report overload and suspect fraud.
How the tunnel repairs impact transport and the national economy
Seven-week tunnel block in Catalonia paralyzes Spanish freight trains. Tunnel closure in Rubí, Catalonia, sparks transport crisis. Freight trains are at a standstill, losses are mounting. Logistics companies demand compensation and a review of infrastructure decisions.
Authorities arrest leader of the Lyons criminal group in Spain
Arrest of Lyons Clan Leader in Spain Major Operation Targets Scottish Mafia. Spanish authorities have detained the leader of the Lyons clan along with his wife. The operation spanned several countries and is the largest of its kind in recent years. Officials promise new steps to combat international criminal networks.
Spanish officials weigh Rutte's potential influence in NATO
Spain debates Mark Rutte’s impact on NATO and US relations. Debate over Mark Rutte’s role in NATO has intensified in Spain. His support for the US has sparked mixed reactions among Spanish officials. This article explores the sources of tension and possible repercussions for Madrid.
Marselisborg Palace’s New Role in the Royal Family Details of the Transfer and Property Valuation
Marselisborg Palace transfer how Frederik and Mary's residence status has changed. The transfer of the historic Marselisborg Palace into the private ownership of Frederik and Mary was an unexpected move for the Danish monarchy. The updated valuation of the residence and its new status set it apart from other royal properties, sparking interest in how this estate may be used in the future.
Why agreements with Morocco fail to curb drug trafficking
Norway calls for new measures against drug networks between Oslo and Morocco. Norwegian authorities are stepping up pressure on Morocco amid rising drug-related crime. The lack of extradition hampers efforts to prosecute mafia leaders. Spain is a key link in European trafficking routes.
Westendorp's role in EU reforms and its impact on Spain
Carlos Westendorp How a Spanish Diplomat Changed the Rules in Europe. Carlos Westendorp became a key figure in European politics. His decisions shaped Spain’s status in the EU. This article explores the details of his diplomatic achievements and their impact.
Authorities demand halt to tenant eviction in Gràcia
Hundreds in Barcelona protest tenant eviction over investment fund. Barcelona residents are trying to prevent a tenant’s eviction. Authorities and activists are demanding the fund halt its actions. The outcome could impact Spain’s rental market.
How international conflicts affect tourism flows to Spain
Spain set for record as tourism surges amid global conflicts. Spain is emerging as a leading destination for tourists thanks to its safety. Ongoing military conflicts in other regions are boosting interest in the country. A new historical record in visitor numbers and revenue is expected.
Dutch tourists monitored by police during Fallas festival
Valencia 17 reports issued to Dutch tourists for dangerous fireworks during Fallas. Valencia has tightened controls on fireworks during Fallas. In 2025, authorities recorded widespread violations among foreign visitors. Officials report a rise in incidents and are enforcing stricter measures.
Six countries call for tighter oversight of EU financial entities
EU Considers Centralizing Exchange and Depository Oversight Under Single Regulator. Leading EU economies are pushing for greater oversight of financial institutions. The decision could reshape the rules for exchanges and depositories. Spain faces regulatory changes in the financial sector.
How much aid has Spain actually provided to Ukraine in 4 years
Spain allocates nearly €17 billion to Ukraine new details on aid and military supplies. Spain has increased its support for Ukraine amid reduced US engagement. Nearly €17 billion have been directed towards financial and humanitarian aid. New data reveal the structure and scale of this assistance.
Markings on cement bags exposed a drug cache
Cocaine Trafficking Scheme Uncovered in Marbella 1.5 Tons Hidden Among Cement Bags. Police in Marbella have seized 1.5 tons of cocaine concealed in cement bags. The operation exposed an international network involving the Mocro Maffia. The investigation is ongoing, with five suspects arrested.
Discover how teens create their own world through photos and confessions at CCCB
300 Teenagers from Catalonia, Lithuania, and Romania Show Real Life Without Filters. An exhibition about the lives of European teenagers has opened at CCCB. The young participants shared their fears, dreams, and everyday realities. The display promises to change perceptions of Generation Z in Spain.
Investigators search for ties but only uncover the prime minister's wife's past trips
Begoña Gómez Investigation Court Finds No New Suspicious Trips. A Madrid court has found no new suspicious trips by Begoña Gómez. Data verification revealed only the previously known visit to the Dominican Republic. This affects the course of the high-profile case and raises questions about the investigation.
Catalonia boosts cultural funding while preparing a major museum storage project — what's behind this ambitious initiative and how will it transform the region’s museum logistics
Catalonia allocates 75 million euros for central museum storage and boosts culture budget. Catalonia will create a single storage facility for all museums. The culture budget has risen by nearly a third. New measures also affect university funding.
Europe prepares an unexpected move in response to Washington's ultimatum
Trump calls on Denmark for decisive action against Russia in Greenland. Donald Trump has accused Denmark of inaction in the face of the Russian threat off Greenland’s coast. The US insists on control over the island, while Europe prepares a military response. Tensions are rising.
Why Spain Surpasses Germany — but Still Lags Behind Denmark
Spaniards Surpass Germans in Using Generative AI at Work in 2025. Spaniards are more active than Germans in adopting generative AI at work. However, half do not use it due to a lack of knowledge. In education, Spain ranks among the top four in Europe. Read on to find out how digital literacy is changing.
Spanish manufacturers feel the impact — what will change for the market
China Reduces Tariffs on EU Pork Following Trade Investigation. China has introduced new tariffs on pork imports from the European Union, but the rates are lower than anticipated. Spain, Denmark, and the Netherlands are under special scrutiny.
Five Countries Withdraw — What's Happening with Eurovision
Spain Joins Eurovision 2026 Boycott Over Israel’s Participation. Spain and four other countries have withdrawn from Eurovision 2026. The reason is Israel’s participation amid the conflict in Gaza. The decision has sparked widespread debate across Europe.
The investigation involves millions of euros and international connections – case details
Spain’s Anti-Corruption Prosecutor Investigates Plus Ultra for Venezuelan Money Laundering. Plus Ultra is suspected of using state aid to launder money from Venezuela. The investigation spans France, Switzerland, and Spain, involving arrests and international legal requests.
Genetic Threat from Denmark: How a Donor Bank Put Families at Risk
Donor Scandal: Children in Spain Found With Dangerous Genetic Mutation. Children conceived from a donor carrying a cancer gene have been identified in Spain. Families demand answers as questions remain about donor oversight.
Young Mercenaries: How Europe Is Exporting Crime to Spain
Teenage Contract Killers on the Costa del Sol: A New Threat from Europe. Spain is seeing a growing influx of underage contract killers arriving from Europe. Recruited and paid thousands of euros, these minors are being hired for targeted assassinations. Police are reporting an alarming rise in such cases along the Costa del Sol.
The Global Data Center Race: Who’s Investing and Why Does It Matter?
Which Countries Will Lead in Data Center Numbers in 2025-2026. The United States maintains its lead in the number of data centers, while Europe and Asia ramp up capacity. Market growth is fueled by advancements in cloud services, AI, and 5G. Discover how countries are competing for digital dominance.
A Million-Euro Heist: How the Thief Outsmarted Security Systems — and Got Caught Six Months Later
How Police Cracked a Daring Jewelry Store Robbery During Madrid's Massive Blackout. Madrid police have solved the theft of 2,200 pieces of jewelry worth over a million euros. The thief took advantage of a citywide power outage. Officers spent six months analyzing hundreds of hours of footage to track down the culprit.
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