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Cancer care now asks how patients live after treatment
Spanish oncologists are looking past survival alone. At its Madrid congress, SEOM is calling for care that helps patients rebuild daily life while precision medicine reshapes treatment.
Ayuso Government Demands Urgent End to Puerta del Sol Protest
Madrid’s regional government has issued a 48-hour ultimatum to clear the Puerta del Sol protest camp after reporting vandalism and threats at the Real Casa de Correos. The standoff exposes deep divisions between local and national authorities as public events and daily life are disrupted.
Obesity remains invisible to many people living with it
In Spain, only 56% of people with obesity recognise that they have the disease. The finding shows a gap between health concerns and personal recognition, even as medical groups treat obesity as a chronic condition.
Madrid officials at odds as Sol protest camp holds firm
Tensions are rising in Madrid’s Puerta del Sol, where more than 1,000 protesters refuse to leave their camp over Spain’s housing crisis. City leaders and police unions demand urgent action, warning of security threats and vandalism.
Asencio Faces Nearly Three Months Out After Surgery
Raúl Asencio will undergo surgery on his right tibia this Thursday after months of pain and unsuccessful conservative treatment. Real Madrid expects to lose the defender for nearly three months, but the club has not set a final recovery date.
Amazon launches the Fire TV Stick 4K in Spain
Amazon has launched its new Fire TV Stick 4K in Spain. The compact player costs 35.99 euros during the launch offer and comes with a redesigned remote featuring a configurable button.
Gonzalo Suárez Remains a Bookseller in Manuel Jabois's Memory
Manuel Jabois recalls meeting Gonzalo Suárez in Madrid. The filmmaker, writer, journalist and actor stayed with him as the bookseller who showed him the shelves, even after Suárez's death brought his long public career back into view.
Red alert as torrential rains flood Catalonia
Catalonia is on maximum weather alert. Streets are flooded, transport is down, and emergency warnings have gone out across the region. Up to 180 liters per square meter of rain is expected. Daily life in Barcelona and nearby towns has been thrown into chaos.
SATSE warns vaccination drive is stretching nursing teams
Valencia's vaccination campaign began on 28 September, while Andalusia's is due to start on 1 October. SATSE says both regions are moving ahead without extra nurses, raising the risk of delays now and pressure on emergency departments later.
Telefónica splits its Spanish business into three units
Telefónica is reorganising its Spanish subsidiary around three business units. Telefónica Tech will join B2B Spain, while Movistar+ moves under B2C and loses its separate board.
Bravo attacks Sánchez over Spain's lost rental homes
Juan Bravo says Spain has lost 300,000 rental homes. He blames regulation and slow construction, while the PP promises to start building one million homes.
Charo López mourns the director who changed her life
Two days before his death, Gonzalo Suárez and Charo López were still discussing a short film they hoped to make. Their friendship began with the role that changed her life.
MSD Animal Health launches Nobivac NXT in Spain
MSD Animal Health presented Nobivac NXT at its Madrid headquarters, where more than 110 distribution partners attended the first launch meeting. The company is entering a market in which around one in five cats still does not receive vaccination.
Brussels Plans a European Lifeline for Emergency Communications
Brussels wants emergency teams across Europe to stay connected when borders or blackouts disrupt terrestrial networks. The proposal combines satellites, 5G and European-made critical components.
Pamplona to host the 2027 Goya Awards ceremony
The 41st Premios Goya will take place at Pamplona's Navarra Arena on 6 February 2027. Screenings, exhibitions and industry events will run alongside the gala, the first Goya ceremony ever held in Navarra.
Samsung shrinks Galaxy SmartTag 3 and extends its battery life
Samsung has unveiled a smaller Galaxy SmartTag 3 with up to 790 days of battery life. The new tracker also works with iPhone and adds automatic location alerts.
Princess Leonor absent from Macron state visit in Madrid
Princess Leonor did not appear during the French presidential visit to Madrid, sparking questions about her role in official ceremonies. Experts argue her gradual introduction to state duties is deliberate and rooted in protocol, not oversight.
Variable mortgages face another sharp rise in Spain
Spanish variable mortgages face fresh pressure after the Euribor reached 3.24% in September. Annual reviews could add more than €1,000 to some household costs.
Pamplona to host the 2027 Goya Awards ceremony
On 6 February 2027, Pamplona will welcome Spain's leading film awards to the Navarra Arena. The choice extends the Goya ceremony's recent move across the country.
Spain Orders Probe Into Alleged Migrant Abuse in Ceuta
Spain's Defence Ministry has sent Amnesty International's report to prosecutors and a Ceuta court. The report alleges abuse against migrants and asylum seekers, while the armed forces will conduct an internal review.
Spain launches tax-free savings account to drive European investment
Spain’s government has unveiled a tax-advantaged savings account designed to channel household money into European shares and funds. The move introduces new incentives for long-term savers and seeks to reduce reliance on low-yield deposits.
Nighttime earthquake rattles Alicante region with strongest tremor in months
A magnitude 3.1 earthquake struck near Murcia in the early hours, with its epicenter close to Pilar de la Horadada. While the tremor was felt in several towns, no injuries or property damage have been reported. The event marks the most significant seismic activity in the area in half a year.
Senate Block on Barcelona Treaty Sparks Diplomatic Rift
Spain’s Partido Popular has blocked the Barcelona Treaty in the Senate, undermining a key Franco-Spanish agreement and casting a shadow over President Macron’s state visit. The move leaves Spain’s diplomatic standing weakened and exposes deep divisions in national politics.
Landlords face twelve month payout for ending rental contracts
Spain’s government is set to require landlords to pay tenants at least a year’s rent if they refuse to renew a lease without justified cause. The move, part of a sweeping housing reform, aims to shift the balance of power in the rental market and could reshape how contracts are negotiated.
Madrid faces cooler days as rain returns to the Sierra
Madrid will close out September under clouds and with a real drop in temperatures. The State Meteorological Agency expects scattered showers, especially in the Sierra, and highs that stay below 30 degrees. Autumn is here.
Rain Eases Across Spain After Tuesday's Red Alerts
Spain's weather will calm after a difficult Tuesday, but the risk has not gone. Inland storms may still turn strong, while heat and tropical nights continue in several provinces.
Ibex seeks a rebound as oil and bond yields ease
The Ibex is looking for a late-quarter recovery as oil prices and bond yields pull back. Investors now await the Federal Reserve's preferred inflation gauge from the United States.
Senate blocks Spain France friendship treaty during Macron visit
A 142-106 Senate vote has stopped Spain from ratifying its friendship treaty with France. The defeat came during Emmanuel Macron's two-day state visit to Madrid.
Triplex de la ONCE: five draws still pending on 30 September
Five Triplex de la ONCE draws are scheduled for Wednesday 30 September 2026. None has a confirmed result in the available official information.
Government stalls rental decree as automatic lease extension faces delay
Spain’s government has postponed the publication of a key housing decree that would force landlords to pay hefty compensation if they decline to renew rental contracts. The move comes amid political wrangling and mounting pressure from tenant groups demanding stronger protections.
Ceuta Beach Clearance Sends Nearly 200 Migrants Back to Morocco
Nearly 200 migrants left Ceuta for Morocco after police cleared the Benítez beach camp. Officials called the returns voluntary, but lawyers say those who refused faced identification and a possible expulsion process.
Spanish pensioners gain new freedom to work without losing benefits
Spain has overhauled its pension rules. Retirees can now work part time or as self employed and still collect their pension, with more flexibility and new incentives.
Spanish miners secure the highest pensions in the country
A select group of Spanish pensioners now receive monthly payments exceeding 3000 euros, with the Minería del Carbón sector leading the way. September saw a record pension payout, highlighting stark differences across professions.
Spain weighs ending pension penalties after forty years of work
Spanish lawmakers are considering a move that could reshape retirement for thousands—scrapping pension reductions for those with forty years of contributions. The proposal forces a direct confrontation with the real costs and sustainability of the system.
Atlantic front brings heavy rain to northern Spain
An Atlantic front will bring widespread cloud and persistent rain on Wednesday 30 September. The eastern Cantabrian coast and western Pyrenees face the heaviest downpours.
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