Faro Santander opens a children’s Día de Muertos workshop
Children aged 8 to 13 will make small sculptures and contribute to a shared altar at Faro Santander from 31 October to 2 November. The 120-minute workshop costs €10.
Children aged 8 to 13 will make small sculptures and contribute to a shared altar at Faro Santander from 31 October to 2 November. The 120-minute workshop costs €10.
Faro Santander will run Calaveritas literarias from 6 to 8 November 2026, introducing children aged 8 to 13 to Mexico’s humorous poetic tradition. Sessions start at noon, cost €10 and have room for 20 children.
More than 40 young specialists met in Madrid for Emerging Experts. The programme focused on chronic hypoparathyroidism and the decisions that go beyond calcium control.
Spain has recorded 85 Covid cases per 100,000 people, compared with 22.9 for influenza. Specialists are urging vaccination and mask use when people have symptoms as the virus spreads earlier than expected.
Santander has hired UBS for its €1.9 billion Brazilian offer. The mandate revives a relationship strained by the failed appointment of Andrea Orcel.
Santander is expanding its investment offer for customers under 30 in Spain. Funds start at 10 euros, trading fees fall to one euro, and free training plus a 50-euro incentive round out the campaign.
More than fifty free courses are open to young people aged 16 to 29 across Spain. SEPE and EOI are offering specialized training, including data analytics and cybersecurity alongside digital marketing, with online and in-person options starting this autumn.
Bilbao faces a turbulent Saturday, with overnight storms and patchy rain. Temperatures will range from 21 to 28°C. Conditions are expected to stabilize by the afternoon, though clouds and light showers may persist.
A 26-year-old man was detained inside a supermarket in Polanco after fleeing a fatal car crash in Hinojedo. One passenger died and three others were injured. Authorities located the man after witnesses alerted them.
El Corte Inglés is offering Madrid residents aged 55 and over a six-day, all-inclusive tour of Cantabria starting at €560. The package includes high-speed train travel and accommodation, with meals covered; guided visits and insurance are also included. It offers an alternative to Imserso’s subsidized trips.
A court in Santander has formally named Leticia Díaz, Vox's Cantabria spokesperson, as an investigated party. The case centers on a spy pen used to record internal conversations and has exposed deep divisions within the party.
Mercadona will shut all supermarkets in Cantabria on July 28 for the regional holiday. Only the Laredo store will operate because of its location in a tourist area. Delivery services and opening hours are also affected.
The final bullfight of the Santiago Fair in Santander ended in high drama. Estructura Pérez was seriously injured, while the president’s decisions sparked outrage. Morante de la Puebla and Aarón Palacio delivered standout performances.
Andalusia is releasing a facsimile of the first 16 issues of ‘Mediodía’, the magazine that launched the Generation of ’27. The project highlights Seville’s role in Spanish literary history and the contributions of basic figures such as Lorca and Alberti.
A Santander judge has proposed criminal charges against two young men over an alleged explosive attack on the PSOE headquarters during a public event in 2025. The case highlights rising political tensions and the risk of violence at party gatherings.
July 28 will be a public holiday only in Cantabria. The region marks the Día de las Instituciones de Cantabria, commemorating its historic provincial institutions. The rest of Spain will have a regular working day.
Torrelavega's PSOE membership has risen from 400 to nearly 1,000 in six months, as upcoming primaries fuel internal disputes and a federal review. Local and national party leaders are under pressure.
The PP now supports granting Spanish nationality to all grandchildren of emigrants, including those whose ancestors were not exiles. Feijóo criticizes the process as arbitrary and lacking legal safeguards, while raising concerns about public services and legal clarity.
Spain will establish a company to launch the EU's largest artificial intelligence factory. The government is allocating €719 million for the AI gigafactory in Catalonia. Banco Santander, ACS, and Telefónica will hold 47% of the capital. The project is seeking European funding and aims to become a basic hub.
In Santander, 17 Million Euros for Smart City: Project Still Not Completed. The authorities in Santander have acknowledged lengthy delays in launching digital services. More than 17 million euros have been spent on the Smart City project. Key features remain non-operational.
Okuda launches museum project in abandoned palace in central Santander. A project has been launched in Santander to transform the neo-Mudejar Cortiguera Palace into a contemporary art museum. The initiative comes from Okuda San Miguel. Implementation will require extensive restoration and complex regulatory approvals.
In Valencia, the Daughter of Paris Liberator Amado Granel Has Died. Aurora Granel, daughter of the first Allied soldier to enter Paris after the Nazi occupation, has passed away in Valencia. Her father, Amado Granel, has become a symbol of remembrance for Spanish Republicans.
Spanish Banks Launch Salary Race: Who Pays What for Switching Accounts. Spanish banks are offering record bonuses for transferring salaries or pensions. BBVA, Santander, Bankinter, and Deutsche Bank are competing for new customers by promising cash rewards, higher interest rates, and free services. The terms of these promotions vary significantly.
33 Arrested in Torrelavega After Largest Police Operation. Police in Torrelavega have carried out a large-scale operation against a criminal group. A total of 33 people were arrested, with accounts, vehicles, and property seized. Authorities responded to a rise in threats and the use of firearms.
Major Police Operation Against Drug and Arms Trafficking in Torrelavega. Police in Torrelavega conducted a large-scale raid targeting drug and arms trafficking. The operation involved over 400 officers and special equipment. The investigation covered several districts and dozens of locations.
Search for young man near confluence of Saja and Besaya rivers ends in tragedy. In Torrelavega, an 18-year-old drowned while swimming in the river. The search lasted almost two hours and involved rescue teams and police. The incident occurred amid an abnormal regional heatwave.
Court Orders INSS to Restore Driver’s Pension: Landmark Decision in Cantabria. A driver from Cantabria has won a court case to have his disability pension reinstated after it was suspended by the INSS due to a missed MRI. The reason was equipment failure, not any refusal by the patient. The agency is now required to pay all owed amounts.
Real Valladolid aims for first away win under Fran Escribá. A match between leaders Racing and Real Valladolid will take place in Santander. The visitors are seeking their first away victory under the new coach. Valladolid’s lineup is weakened by suspensions and injuries.
Racing could secure promotion to La Liga this weekend: decisive match in Santander. For the first time in 14 years, Racing is close to returning to La Liga. To clinch promotion ahead of schedule, the club needs to defeat Valladolid and hope for favorable results in parallel matches. The city is preparing large-scale support.
Court Rules Dismissal of Securitas Direct Employee During Sick Leave Unlawful. In Cantabria, a court overturned the disciplinary dismissal of a Securitas Direct employee who was on sick leave after a workplace injury. The employer must reinstate the worker, pay back wages for the forced absence, and compensate for moral damages.
Álvaro Serrano Opens Puerta Grande After a Spectacular Novillada in Madrid. At Madrid’s Las Ventas arena, Álvaro Serrano emerged as the standout of the evening. His performance earned him the coveted Puerta Grande and drew a strong response from the audience. Full details and assessments in our report.
Marta Asas Surprises: Rare Photos, Unexpected Revelations, and Life Offstage. Marta Asas reveals lesser-known aspects of her life. From her journalistic background to personal choices and family traditions—the actress is once again at the center of discussion.
Marta Asas and Javier Veiga: Why the Couple Chose Not to Have Children and Work Together. Marta Asas and Javier Veiga shared why they are not planning to have children. The couple notes that working together has become their main priority. Their new play in Madrid has sparked interest in the actors' personal lives.
Cantabrian Court Expands El Bocal Investigation After New Evidence. New suspects have emerged in the case of the tragedy on the Santander coast. The judge has extended the investigation to include the engineer responsible for the footbridge project after reviewing new documents.
Racing and Huesca: a decisive clash for leadership and survival in LaLiga Hypermotion. Santander Racing hosts Huesca in a pivotal fixture of LaLiga Hypermotion's 38th round. The league leader is fighting to extend its lead, while the visitors are struggling for a chance to stay in the division. The encounter promises intense competition and potential lineup changes.