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easyJet pilots in Spain secure record annual leave under new deal
easyJet pilots working in Spain will now receive 144 guaranteed free days plus 30 days of vacation each year. The new collective agreement, officially published in the BOE, separates rest days from vacation and introduces stricter rules for seasonal contracts and alternative shifts.
Pedro Sánchez Dodges Ceuta Crisis Questions on El Intermedio
Pedro Sánchez appeared on El Intermedio as the Ceuta border crisis dominated headlines. The prime minister avoided direct answers on Morocco and migration, drawing criticism for his cautious approach as public pressure grows.
Ceuta leader blames Morocco for border crisis, criticizes Madrid's response
Ceuta’s president has called the recent border incident an invasion, accusing Morocco of using migrants as leverage and Spain’s government of failing to act. The fallout exposes deep rifts over border control and national security.
Telecinco pushes De Viernes later as First Dates moves to Friday prime time
Telecinco will now air First Dates on Fridays in access prime time. This move pushes De Viernes to a later start and shortens its runtime. The change marks a significant shift in the channel’s Friday night programming.
Wildfire Near Derio Sparks Emergency Response Close to Loiu Airport
A wildfire broke out Monday evening in Derio, close to Loiu Airport. Firefighters from three stations worked to contain the blaze, which started in pampas grass and was closely watched due to its location near major transport links.
Firefighters contain wildfire near Bilbao airport as flames approach key area
A wildfire broke out near Bilbao airport late Monday. Fire crews from three stations are working to contain the flames. The lack of wind is slowing the spread, but the situation remains tense.
Juan Vivas addresses Ceuta crisis on El Hormiguero
Juan Vivas appeared on El Hormiguero to confront the aftermath of the recent border breach in Ceuta. The president delivered a pointed message of gratitude and unity. His intervention comes as the city faces ongoing migration pressure.
Cayetano Rivera steps away from family feud to focus on art
After a public dispute with his brother Fran, Cayetano Rivera has withdrawn from the spotlight. He now spends his time painting and with family, steering clear of further comment on the Goyesca controversy. His silence marks a shift in the Rivera family dynamic.
Forgiveness and Remorse Collide in Salvados Meeting After ETA Tragedy
Fernando Garrido met Josemi Latasa, one of the men involved in his family's murder by ETA, in a private conversation arranged by Salvados. The meeting, held without cameras, exposed the raw complexity of forgiveness and regret.
Jesús Castro reunites with Camila Canto after public split
Jesús Castro confirms he is back with Camila Canto after their breakup. The actor reveals why she remains in Mexico and how fatherhood has changed his priorities. His career and personal life now move in new directions.
Arde Bogotá limits ticket sales to physical box offices for new tour
Arde Bogotá will sell tickets for their new album tour only at physical box offices in eight Spanish venues. Online sales are excluded. The band aims for intimate shows with strict entry limits and a unique stage setup.
SEPE Opens Over Fifty Free Courses for Young Jobseekers
More than fifty free courses are now open for young people aged 16 to 29 across Spain. SEPE and EOI are offering specialized training in fields like data analytics, cybersecurity, and digital marketing, with both online and in-person options starting this autumn.
Inditex posts record profit even as store numbers fall
Inditex reported its highest-ever first-half profit, despite closing dozens of stores worldwide. Still, shares dropped after results missed market expectations, showing the gap between strong operations and investor demands.
Madrid teachers offered pay boost under new career ladder plan
Madrid is introducing a six-level career system for public school teachers, with the promise of monthly raises up to 350 euros for those who can show a record of excellence. The plan aims to reward quality and commitment, but many specifics are still unsettled.
Canary Islands Offer Appliance Swap Vouchers Up to 450 Euros
Starting September 15, Canary Islands residents can apply for government vouchers to replace old appliances. The largest discounts go to vulnerable families upgrading to top-rated fridges, with strict eligibility and timing rules. The program aims to lower energy bills and update homes.
Hero dog Quino dies after mysterious illness following Venezuela mission
Quino, a celebrated rescue labrador from Valencia, died after returning from Venezuela with unexplained bleeding. Despite intensive care and global veterinary support, the cause remained unknown. His death has sparked questions and solidarity.
Oasis announces two Barcelona concerts for 2027
Oasis will play two shows at Barcelona’s Estadi Olímpic Lluís Companys in July 2027. The world tour includes major cities in Europe and the US. Fans must register online for a chance to buy tickets.
Salamanca mourns after fatal motorcycle accident claims business leader
José Antonio Campal, co-director of Bernabé Campal, died at 54 in a motorcycle accident near Vitoria. His sudden death has left a mark on Salamanca’s business and agricultural communities. The company is a major player in Spain’s agri-food sector.
Oviedo mayor under fire for response to far-right attack
Oviedo’s mayor called a violent attack on left-wing activists a minor incident and defended the attackers as 'not bad people.' His comments have sparked strong criticism from officials across Spain.
Shakira Concerts Bring Major Road Closures and Transport Changes to Madrid
Madrid will close key roads and increase public transport for Shakira’s 12-night concert run in Villaverde. Residents should expect detours and delays as 57,000 fans arrive each night. Free shuttles and extra metro service are planned.
Socialists accuse opposition of exploiting Ceuta migrant crisis for political gain
The PSOE leadership claims the PP is using Ceuta’s migrant crisis for electoral advantage. Government efforts to restore order face resistance from regional authorities. Tensions rise as thousands remain stranded in the city.
Judge Extends Dana Flood Investigation in Valencia Until 2027
The criminal probe into the management of the Dana flood in Valencia will continue for at least six more months. The court cites unresolved witness statements and forensic reports as reasons for the extension. The case now stretches into 2027.
Feijóo brings Brussels allies to Ceuta in bid for EU action
Alberto Núñez Feijóo heads to Ceuta with top European Popular Party figures. The move aims to push the EU to address the migration crisis at Spain’s border. A special debate in the European Parliament is now on the agenda.
Madrid assembly blocks scrutiny of Ayuso penthouse purchase
Madrid’s conservative majority has blocked opposition questions about a controversial penthouse purchase by Planifica Madrid. Over six million euros in public funds are at stake, but the government refuses to clarify the operation’s details.
Spain recalls five barbecue and chimichurri sauces over hidden gluten risk
Spanish health officials have recalled five types of barbecue and chimichurri sauces sold under Dumt’s and Vulpi brands after undeclared gluten was found in multiple batches. The alert now affects eight autonomous communities, and consumers with gluten intolerance are urged to check batch numbers before using these products.
PSOE loses ground as Ceuta crisis boosts Vox in latest CIS poll
The Ceuta crisis has sharply reduced PSOE’s lead over PP. Vox emerges as the biggest winner in the latest CIS poll. Podemos narrows the gap with Sumar as left-wing alliances shift.
Spain faces a 25 hour Sunday as winter time returns
On October 25, Spain will have a rare 25-hour Sunday as clocks move back for winter time. The EU remains stuck on abolishing seasonal time changes, so millions must adjust routines and work schedules yet again.
Imserso Offers 7,447 Ultra Low-Cost Trips for Spain’s Poorest Pensioners
Imserso has launched 7,447 subsidized holiday packages at just 50 euros for Spain’s most financially vulnerable pensioners. Strict eligibility and regional quotas mean not every low-income retiree will secure a spot, despite high demand and a surge in applications.
Repeat Offender Arrested in Gandía for Child Abuse and Secret Image Sharing
A 39-year-old man in Gandía has been jailed after police found sexual images of his baby and his partner’s underage daughter. The case exposes serious risks in online child protection and highlights the role of cybercrime units.
Enric Mas ends Spain's drought with Vuelta a España victory
Enric Mas has won the Vuelta a España 2026. His triumph ends an 11-year wait for a Spanish champion. The result marks a turning point for both Mas and Spanish cycling.
Catalonia Mourns the Passing of Its Oldest Shepherd at 99
Marina Vilalta i Fajula, the most senior shepherd in Catalonia, has died at 99. Her life embodied the struggle and pride of rural Girona. Her legacy now shapes the future of Catalan agriculture.
National Court Moves to Take Over Ceuta Migrant Case Involving Government Delegate
A Madrid judge has ordered Ceuta’s court to hand over its investigation into the city’s government delegate, focusing on the handling of a mass migrant entry. The case could soon shift from local to national jurisdiction.
Pregnant woman detained at Barajas with 69 cocaine packets inside her body
A 20-year-old pregnant woman arriving from São Paulo was arrested at Madrid Barajas after police discovered 69 cocaine packets hidden inside her body. The case exposes the extreme risks faced by drug mules and the growing pressure on airport security.
Police investigate suspected murder after elderly couple found dead in Madrid
A woman died in hospital after being found with severe injuries in her Madrid home. Her husband was discovered hanged at the scene. Police are investigating all scenarios, including gender-based violence.
Technical failure at Fuenlabrada fireworks leaves four injured and sparks fires
A fireworks show in Fuenlabrada ended abruptly after a technical fault sent rockets into the crowd. Four people suffered minor injuries. Emergency teams quickly contained several small fires in the park.
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