Fernando Clavijo and Cabildo president Alpidio Armas are due at a government commission meeting on Tuesday 10 November. El Hierro declared a social emergency after 8,000 people arrived in five weeks.
The Spanish musician disclosed his treatment at a ceremony on Friday but did not name his illness. He said he was feeling much better and had lost only three or four kilos.
El Mundo reported that Madrid regional president Isabel Díaz Ayuso and businessman Alberto González Amador had ended their relationship after signs of a split emerged over the summer. At the time of the report, his tax-fraud trial had no scheduled date.
LOC reports that Isabel Díaz Ayuso and Alberto González Amador have ended their relationship after five years. A source close to the couple said they had been separated for several months following a summer crisis.
Spain will require olive mills to store 12% of their declared output for the 2026/27 campaign, equivalent to about 188,000 tonnes. Agriculture Minister Luis Planas says the measure should protect growers without raising retail prices.
Óscar Puente resigned after saying two accidents of this severity in less than a year made it impossible for him to stay in office. The week also brought an Adif fraud inquiry and arrests among members of Núcleo Nacional.
A Valencian company has secured exclusive Spanish distribution of nail stickers that change colour when a drink tests positive for GHB. The makers stress the test is preliminary and a negative result cannot establish that a drink is safe.
The Mossos d'Esquadra say the alleged network generated more than €3.2 million through sham job arrangements. It charged up to €30,000 to facilitate entry from Pakistan and up to €8,000 for people already in Spain.
At a pre-campaign event in Guadalajara, Santiago Abascal accused Adif’s leadership of spending public money on kickbacks and appointments. He attacked the Government’s record and set out Vox’s campaign priorities.
A man of about 40 died after his car struck a bridge parapet on the N-620 near La Fuente de San Esteban on Saturday morning. The death brings Salamanca province’s road toll for 2026 to 16.
Cardinal Marcello Semeraro led the beatification of Francisco Gonzáles de Córdova and 79 companions in Santander on behalf of Pope León XIV. The group includes 67 priests and three Carmelite religious, plus three seminarians and seven laypeople.
Informativos Telecinco says footage and messages show Cristian Corvillo delayed by Filomena while travelling to meet Víctor de Aldama and José Luis Ábalos. Its report also details Andrea de la Torre’s €125,000 property purchase.
Asador Etxebarri has taken the top spot in The 50 Best Restaurants 2026. Menus start at €225, while Alchemist’s exclusive sommelier table experience costs €2,400.
Spain’s high-speed network recorded 207 accident precursors between 2017 and 2024. Around 80% of signal overruns occurred within a kilometre of a station or railway installation, while track deformations repeatedly clustered in short stretches.
Pilar Alegría accused the PP of borrowing the look of a Pedro Sánchez government campaign image. Aragón’s PP replied that blue is its corporate colour and Spain’s flag belongs to everyone. The exchange also drew criticism on X.
The appearance lasted about 15 minutes, with only a few dozen supporters present. Residents and activists said police screened access to Plaza de África based on appearance and political symbols.
European prosecutors opened separate inquiries into the Adamuz and Urda crashes, while local courts investigate both accidents. Their work includes EU-funded railway contracts and two further awards for signalling and track-circuit works.
The platform urges support for a 24-hour general strike on 11 November and a progressive vote in the general election on 29 November. It warns that abstention could help PP and Vox win a governing majority, as most polls suggest.
A collar beeper led Guardia Civil mountain rescuers to Aya in the Colorado ravine at Moncalvillo. Cold and exhausted, she was limping after being stranded overnight. A hunting companion took her for veterinary assessment.
A non-binding review says copper tubes fitted to 16 gargoyles at Santiago’s Hostal dos Reis Católicos have changed the building’s appearance. Icomos says the intervention is reversible, but alternatives should be assessed.
Spain’s Anti-Corruption Prosecutor’s Office has asked a judge to pursue former Adif president Isabel Pardo de Vera and other suspects in the Koldo case. Prosecutors allege Jessica Rodríguez was paid by Tragsatec without doing any work.
Dos Mil Palabras paid €242,000 to Leticia de la Hoz’s office. Okdiario says the money concerned image rights and demands that elDiario.es correct its report, while seeking revised invoice descriptions.
Vox has reserved Valencia’s bullring for 27 November, but its national leadership has not yet confirmed the venue as the final rally site. The PP has also booked the arena for 21 November.
The Canary Islands government says 49 migrant boats arrived between 1 and 6 November, carrying about 4,587 people. It is urging Spain’s Interior Ministry to send extra police and civil guard officers to El Hierro.
More than 800 cultural figures and organisations have signed a manifesto backing the 11 November housing strike. They call for secure homes and protection for independent cultural venues, while also demanding decent working conditions.
Archaeologists have located 15 people in a mass grave at Hornachos cemetery. Their position and work clothing point to a violent burial; researchers believe the cemetery may contain several such graves.
Cuca Gamarra said Azofra mayor Aurelio Cantera had apologised before the PP of La Rioja issued its public statement. The party’s apology came at 11.03; councillor Carmen Cantera had not received one personally.
Resident doctors will face a 68-hour monthly limit on on-call work, with tightly defined exceptions. The decree also cuts ordinary hours to 35 a week on average and raises the training supplement.
Spain has confirmed three cattle outbreaks of EHE serotype 7, its first detection in the country and the EU. Vaccines authorised against serotype 8 do not protect cattle against the newly detected variant.
Families and survivors of the Urda crash can seek civil compensation beyond insurance and state aid. Lawyers say claims must wait until investigators establish what caused the collision and who may be responsible.
A preliminary trial at 'Las Palmerillas' found 40% fewer adult thrips under red mesh 67 days after transplanting. The barrier delayed the pest, but severe damage still affected 87% of the crop.
The Adamuz victims’ association wants a cross-party state pact on rail safety. Carlos Cuerpo has proposed a support office for victims, with its design still to be agreed with associations, and promised to review their demands.
Semaf has called strikes for 10 and 12 November after the Urda crash killed 69 people. Other unions have announced a 17 November stoppage. Workers want faster maintenance agreements and more staff; Adif has approved a €20bn funding framework for 2026–30.
The European Public Prosecutor’s Office is examining possible misuse of EU funds after the Urda crash killed 69 people. The UCO has sought records from Adif and two state bodies.
Nurses at an ISFOS training session urged Spain to improve pneumococcal vaccination among adults through active outreach. Ministry data show just 34.19% of people over 65 had received a conjugate vaccine in 2024.
