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Tana Rivera shaken as Roca Rey suffers goring in Madrid bullfight
Tana Rivera was visibly distressed after witnessing Roca Rey, her partner, gored during a bullfight in Madrid. The incident brought immediate medical attention and renewed focus on the risks faced by bullfighters and their families.
Madrid Emerges as European Launchpad for Latin American Fashion
Madrid is fast becoming the European base for Latin American fashion. Colombian designers and brands are opening flagship stores and joining major events. The city’s luxury districts now serve as a gateway for Latin American design.
Man Fatally Stabbed in Valencia Bar Terrace After Nighttime Dispute
A 45-year-old man died after being stabbed by a woman during a fight on a Valencia bar terrace. The suspect, aged 35, was arrested and faces homicide charges. The incident occurred near Hospital General.
Fatal Stabbing in Valencia Bar Terrace Leads to Arrest
A 45-year-old man died after being stabbed during a fight on a Valencia bar terrace. Police arrested a Spanish woman for homicide. The incident occurred near Hospital General, prompting a rapid response.
Luis Ramos Set to Start for Alianza Lima Against FBC Melgar
Luis Ramos is expected to lead Alianza Lima’s attack against FBC Melgar. The forward returns after injury and is favoured over Paolo Guerrero and Federico Girotti. His experience at altitude could be decisive.
Powerful 7.2 Earthquake Hits Ayacucho Region in Southern Peru
A 7.2 magnitude earthquake struck Ayacucho in southern Peru. No casualties have been reported so far. Authorities are monitoring the situation as minor damage and rockfalls are confirmed.
Powerful 7.2 Magnitude Earthquake Hits Southern Peru, No Tsunami Alert
A 7.2 magnitude earthquake struck near Coracora in southern Peru. The tremor was felt strongly across several regions. Authorities are monitoring vulnerable areas, with no tsunami risk for neighboring Chile.
Major Earthquake in Colombia Leaves Over 160 Dead and Disrupts Transport
A 7.4-magnitude earthquake hit Choco, Colombia, causing severe damage and casualties. Airports and roads are disrupted, with power and communication outages reported. Authorities and the U.S. Embassy are coordinating emergency response.
Unusual Earthquake in Colombia Raises Fears of Further Shocks
A rare and powerful earthquake in Colombia has left nearly 240 dead. Experts warn of possible aftershocks and highlight the unusual nature of the event. The risk of further seismic activity remains high.
Small-Scale Farming Is Quietly Reshaping the Amazon’s Biodiversity
Recent research shows that small-scale agriculture in the Amazon can mask a dramatic loss of biodiversity when viewed across entire landscapes. While individual plots may appear rich in species, the overall region becomes more uniform, threatening unique habitats and wildlife.
Foreign Patients Left in Limbo at Madrid Hospital Emergency Ward
Two foreign nationals spent days in Puerta de Hierro’s emergency ward. Their cases reveal how social status and nationality can affect urgent care in Madrid. Hospital staff question the system’s priorities.
Two Seriously Injured in Separate Nighttime Fights in Central Madrid
Two violent incidents in Madrid left one man stabbed near Puerta del Sol and another with a severe head injury outside a nightclub. Both suspects were detained. Emergency services responded quickly at both scenes.
Thirteen Dead in Nazca Lines Plane Crash, Including Spanish Tourists
A sightseeing plane crashed near the Nazca Lines, killing all 13 on board. Victims include Spanish, Italian, German and Peruvian nationals. Authorities have launched an investigation into the cause.
Thirteen Dead in Peru Plane Crash Near Nazca Lines, Including Two Spaniards
A tourist plane crashed near the Nazca Lines in southern Peru, killing all 13 on board. Among the victims are two Spaniards. Authorities are investigating the cause as rescue efforts were hampered by fire.
Thirteen Tourists Killed in Plane Crash Over Nazca Lines in Peru
A sightseeing plane crashed near the Nazca Lines, killing all 13 on board. The victims include foreign tourists and a guide. Authorities are investigating the cause as the region faces renewed scrutiny over flight safety.
PP Criticizes Pedro Sánchez for 'Insulting Triumphalism' Amid Political Tensions
The Partido Popular has sharply criticized Pedro Sánchez's latest political assessment, calling it disconnected from reality. While Feijóo visits Peru for Keiko Fujimori's inauguration, PP leaders intensify their rhetoric ahead of Spain's next general elections.
Rubén Blades Delivers Farewell Concert in Barcelona
Rubén Blades marked what may be his last Barcelona concert with a powerful show. The legendary artist blended classics and new songs, highlighting his influence on Latin music. The night ended with a united crowd singing along.
PP escalates tensions with France and shifts focus to Latin America
The PP's decision to block a key treaty with France and Rajoy's controversial comments have sparked diplomatic friction. The party now prioritizes alliances with Latin American conservatives, reshaping Spain's foreign policy.
The Man Preserving the World's Largest Adobe City Brick by Brick
Arturo Rafael Jerónimo Valiente crafts specialized adobe bricks to help protect Chan Chan, the largest mud-brick city on the planet. His expertise, rooted in childhood experience, now supports the ongoing fight to preserve this UNESCO World Heritage site against climate, urban pressure, and vandalism.
Fatal Stabbing in Madrid Linked to Youth Gang Violence
A 23-year-old man was fatally stabbed in Madrid’s Ciudad Lineal district. Two minors were seriously injured in the same attack, which police suspect is tied to youth gang conflicts. No arrests have been made.
Catalonia Sees First Rise in Births Since 2008 Amid Shifting Demographics
Births in Catalonia have increased for the first time in 17 years, reaching 54,249 in 2025. The average maternal age is now 32.8 years. Spanish nationals account for a growing share of new mothers, while foreign-born births decline.
Waze Rolls Out AI-Powered Motorcycle Mode and Smarter Navigation
Waze is introducing a suite of updates, including a dedicated motorcycle mode, AI-driven route suggestions, and voice-powered destination search. These changes aim to make travel smoother and more responsive for all users, especially motorcyclists.
Madrid’s ‘Muestra T’ Festival Marks 20 Years Amid Rising Far-Right Pressure
Madrid’s official LGBTQ+ arts festival, ‘Muestra T’, celebrates its 20th edition. Organisers highlight the urgent role of critical art as far-right rhetoric and policies threaten hard-won rights. This year’s focus: memory, resistance, and visibility.
At 91, 'Abuelita Mochilera' Redefines Retirement with 70 Countries and a Backpack
Kandy García, known as 'Abuelita Mochilera', has spent her retirement exploring over 70 countries alone, carrying just a five-kilo backpack. Her story challenges stereotypes about aging and inspires others to see retirement as a time for new beginnings.
Zapatero's Secret Cash Flows Revealed in Police-Recovered Chats
Police analysis of Zapatero's chats with his secretary exposes systematic tracking of payments from consulting and foreign deals. The investigation raises questions about cash handling and the ex-president's international activities.
UDEF Links Zapatero to €200,000 Payment for Alleged Influence in Bolivia
Spanish police allege former Prime Minister Zapatero received €200,000 to sway Bolivian authorities for a Peruvian group. The UDEF report suggests a simulated contract and hints at a broader criminal structure.
Judge Presses Zapatero Over €200,000 Payments From Peruvian Firm
Former Prime Minister Zapatero faced pointed questions in court over large payments from a Peruvian company. The judge challenged his vague explanations and demanded specifics about his consultancy work.
In which EU countries have foreigners become vital to the labor market after the pandemic
Migrants accounted for nearly half of economic growth in Spain and the EU. Since 2022, foreign workers have generated 40% of GDP growth in the EU. In Spain, their contribution was crucial in offsetting the decline in the local working-age population.
Spain sees rise in asylum seekers with severe health conditions
CEAR reports rise in refugees with severe injuries and mental disorders. An increasing number of refugees are arriving in Spain with serious physical and psychological consequences. CEAR calls on authorities to abandon controversial measures from the new European pact and to strengthen protection for vulnerable groups.
Pope Leo XIV's Visit to Spain Sparks Debate on the Role of Migrants
Pope Leon XIV Makes Migration a Key Theme During Visit to Spain. Pope Leon XIV focused attention on migration and the personal stories of newcomers. His approach stands apart from the usual data-driven discussions. At the center are individual lives and integration into Spanish society.
A tropical ornamental plant with a toxicity warning has appeared in the chain’s stores
Lidl starts selling anthurium at under 10 euros. Lidl has launched sales of anthurium at €9.99. The plant stands out for its exotic appearance and easy care, but it can be dangerous for children and pets. Safety precautions are important.
In Madrid, the band Saratoga presented an album about the challenges of our time and artificial intelligence
Saratoga Celebrates 34 Years on Stage and Releases New Album. The legendary Madrid band Saratoga has released the album En estado puro. The musicians address the issues of artificial intelligence and the defense of freedom. The new release continues their long-standing fight to keep the genre relevant.
Plus Ultra state aid funds may have reached accounts in Switzerland and Gibraltar
Court Suspects Plus Ultra of Redirecting €16 Million in State Aid via Offshore Accounts. The airline Plus Ultra is suspected of transferring part of the state funds it received to offshore accounts. Investigators believe that at least €2.5 million ended up in Switzerland, Gibraltar, and other jurisdictions. The case mentions former executives and affiliated companies.
Pope's Visit to Tenerife and Gran Canaria: What's Changing for Migrants
Pope Leon XIV to Visit Canary Islands for the First Time: Focus on Migration Crisis. Pope Leon XIV will visit the Canary Islands for the first time. Migration issues, the fate of survivors, and a symbolic act of remembrance will be in the spotlight. Authorities and community organizations hope for changes in attitudes toward migrants.
Miriam Saavedra explained why she disappeared from the air and what changed after the accident
Miriam Saavedra Disappeared from View: A New Life After the Accident and Stepping Away from the Spotlight. Miriam Saavedra has suddenly vanished from Spanish media. After a serious accident and moving to Los Angeles, she has chosen to step away from her former openness. Now, her life and relationships away from the cameras are sparking fresh interest.
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