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Fernando Alonso Sets Aston Martin Dakar Return for 2027
Fernando Alonso is preparing a 2027 Dakar comeback in a former Dacia Sandrider developed by Prodrive. The car would carry Aston Martin colours, with Marc Coma expected to return as his co-driver.
Mario Conde pushes prefabricated homes as answer to Spain’s housing crunch
Spain’s housing market is stretched thin. Mario Conde says prefabricated homes are the only way to quickly boost supply and make homes affordable again.
La Mala Rodríguez Leaves MasterChef Celebrity Legends After Butter-Heavy Pasta Dish
La Mala Rodríguez was eliminated after the judges rejected her stuffed pasta dish as inedible. A kitchen swap and a fight over immunity added pressure to the episode.
Alvin Ailey returns to Madrid after 24 years
The Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater returns to Spain after 24 years. Six performances at Madrid's Teatro Real will bring together landmark works, the 1960 classic Revelations and newer choreography under artistic director Alicia Graf Mack.
October light loss puts vitamin D at risk in Spanish adults
Vitamin D levels may fall as October brings less useful sunlight, but available search results do not confirm that more than 60% of Spanish adults are affected. Testing matters because excess supplements can damage health.
Storm threat looms over southern Spain as DANA formation sparks concern
Southern Spain faces a potential weather disruption as Mario Picazo signals the risk of a DANA forming near the peninsula. The timing could coincide with the Pilar holiday, raising the prospect of intense rainfall in key regions. Uncertainty remains high as forecasts evolve.
Madrid faces yellow alert as storms threaten with hail risk
Madrid is under a yellow alert as the Aemet warns of strong storms and possible hail. After an unusually warm September, autumn weather has finally arrived, bringing rain, cooler air, and a shift in daily routines across the region.
Sanchez Takes His International Fight to Spain's Election
Pedro Sanchez has called Spain's general election for 29 November. Housing will drive the campaign, while his clashes with Trump and Netanyahu give the right a case against his foreign policy.
Cows and Amphibious Machines Transform Spain's Wetlands
In Spain's threatened wetlands, a new alliance of amphibious machines and grazing cows is restoring balance and capturing carbon. The LIFE Wetlands4Climate project is redefining how these fragile ecosystems can help mitigate climate change while supporting biodiversity.
Dana brings rain and lower temperatures to Spain
A northwestern DANA will bring rain and thunderstorms across much of Spain on Tuesday. Temperatures will fall across most of the mainland and the Canary Islands, while AEMET warnings cover several regions.
Sabadell builds a defensive shield with BPCE stake
BPCE has acquired around 7% of Banco Sabadell, becoming a major long-term shareholder after BBVA's failed takeover bid. The stake could support a wider banking partnership across the Iberian Peninsula.
Torrential rain triggers flood alerts across Spain
Spain faces another day of severe downpours as unstable Mediterranean conditions fuel unpredictable storms. Flooding risks remain high, with emergency alerts in place for multiple regions and rainfall totals already breaking records in some areas.
Barcelona triggers emergency plan as rain pounds city
Barcelona is on high alert after heavy rain forced the city to activate its emergency flood plan. Residents are told to stay inside and act fast to protect homes as drains struggle to keep up.
France keeps investors focused as Spain heads to early elections
Spain's early election adds political risk. Investors are watching France more closely as debt sustainability worsens and bond spreads widen across Europe.
900 migrants return to Morocco after Ceuta beach evacuation
More than 1,100 migrants were removed from El Trampolín in Ceuta on Sunday and Monday. About 900 returned to Morocco on Sunday, while the total across both days passed 1,200.
Storms batter Spain as rain and hail sweep the north and center
Spain faces another day of relentless storms as heavy rain and hail hit the north and central regions. Meteorologists warn of intense downpours, falling temperatures, and weather alerts across much of the country. The unsettled pattern is set to continue before a gradual return to stability.
Hermigua: the world’s most temperate village
Hermigua on La Gomera has gained scientific attention for its mild climate and wild scenery. This small village blends steady weather, green valleys, and untamed beaches—offering comfort and raw nature in one place.
Soria’s village homes defy extreme weather with ancient thermal design
In Soria, traditional village houses have quietly mastered climate control for centuries. Their thick stone walls, strategic layouts, and natural materials shield residents from both freezing winters and scorching summers—without modern energy or environmental cost.
Silvio Rodríguez turns a Spanish tour into a warning for the present
Silvio Rodríguez filled ten venues across Spain before ending the tour in Madrid. His songs, family and a Palestinian scarf turned the final concert into a pointed appeal for solidarity and hope.
Spain's wholesale power price hits its 2026 high
Spain's wholesale electricity price has reached its highest level of 2026. Gas costs and limited renewable output are driving the rise, and PVPC customers feel the market changes most directly.
Spain cuts the legal deadline for dependency rulings to three months
Ley 4/2026 cuts Spain's legal deadline for deciding dependency applications from six months to three. The reform also changes assessments, links dependency grades to disability status and expands access to support.
Government to revive housing decrees without cutting protections
Congress rejected both housing decrees on Friday, 2 October. The Government plans to approve revised versions on Tuesday, 6 October 2026, while Ernest Urtasun says tenant protections will remain unchanged.
Meningitis warning reaches only a minority of Spanish families
Only 27% of Spanish parents know meningitis can become fatal within hours. Awareness is even lower among teenagers despite the risk of lasting damage.
Constitutional Court ruling could clear path to amnesty for procés embezzlement
The Tribunal Constitucional is due to rule Tuesday on the key amnesty appeal. Its decision could set binding guidance for the Supreme Court and remove the legal barrier facing Puigdemont and other fugitive leaders.
Fourth arrest follows ideological attack on Oviedo housing camp
Police have arrested a fourth suspect after an attack on Oviedo's housing camp. All four detainees face allegations linked to public disorder and ideological hatred.
Spain's electricity market crosses the 200 euro mark
Spain's wholesale electricity price will average 201.99 euros per MWh on Tuesday, the highest daily level since December 2022. Rising gas costs and stronger demand are pushing the market higher.
Spain's Largest Unions Call Nationwide Strike Over Housing Crisis
Spain’s two biggest unions, CCOO and UGT, have agreed to call a 24-hour general strike demanding higher wages to address the country’s deepening housing crisis. The move comes as political uncertainty grows ahead of early elections.
Spain battered by deadly storms as rare weather sparks floods
Severe storms have swept across Spain, leaving three dead and breaking rainfall records. Nine regions remain under alert as experts question if the Mediterranean is seeing new, tropical-like weather patterns.
Spanish pension increases tied to inflation remain untouchable by politics
Spain’s pensioners can count on annual increases matching inflation, no matter who governs. The law now locks in these adjustments, but any extra boosts above inflation still depend on political will and budget negotiations.
Madrid broadens flu vaccination for children before early peak
Madrid has opened its joint flu and covid campaign with 1.79 million flu doses. Children under seven join the universal programme for the first time as nurses demand stronger staffing plans.
Spain delays Verifactu rollout until 2028 after business pushback
The Spanish government has postponed the Verifactu digital invoicing system for a third time, aligning its start with electronic invoicing rules in 2028. The move follows sustained pressure from business groups and tax advisors demanding a unified transition.
Venus hides a volcanic divide between its north and south
Venus has a thinner lithosphere in the north. That side also contains more than twice as many volcanoes. Researchers say the difference changes how the planet releases internal heat.
Sol protest camp overflows into Madrid’s busiest streets
More than 2000 tents now fill Puerta del Sol and spill into Arenal and Preciados. Protesters demand urgent housing reforms while facing political confusion and mounting pressure from local businesses and authorities.
Lalín honours Fernando Ónega with street and library dedication
Fernando Ónega’s name now marks a main street and a library room in Lalín. The town honoured the late journalist in a moving ceremony with his family and local leaders, showing his deep ties to the community.
European Solar Telescope Joins ESFRI Landmark Network
The European Solar Telescope now has ESFRI Landmark status. Spain leads the La Palma project, which will use a 4.2-metre mirror to study solar magnetic activity and space weather.
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