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Ana Boyer and Fernando Verdasco reveal their daughter Mia for the first time and explain the choice of her name
Ana Boyer and Fernando Verdasco introduce their first daughter and reveal her name, following family tradition. Ana Boyer and Fernando Verdasco have welcomed their first daughter. The choice of name is not accidental—it continues a family tradition. A photo of the newborn has already sparked a wave of discussion on Spanish social media.
In the Montoro case, the defense challenges key findings of the police and Hacienda
Equipo Económico submits two reports to court challenging Mossos and tax agency accusations. The firm Equipo Económico, founded by former minister Montoro, has submitted two expert reports to the court. They cast doubt on the accusations brought by the Mossos d’Esquadra and the tax authorities. The case involves large sums of money and suspicions of corruption.
PortAventura World and Hard Rock International launch new project in Tarragona
Hard Rock Café to Open in a European Theme Park for the First Time. In 2026, PortAventura World will welcome the first Hard Rock Café in Europe located inside a theme park. The venue will be open not only to park and hotel guests but also to the general public, expanding leisure and dining options in the region.
In Catalonia, five female office employees went on sick leave after complaints about working conditions
Court Conflict in the Calafell Property Registry: Employees Accuse Manager of Harassment. A conflict has erupted in the Calafell Property Registry between female employees and the new manager. The employees have filed lawsuits alleging harassment, while the manager has responded with a counterclaim. The situation has escalated to a court case.
Recalling the newspaper’s early years and the fight for democracy in Spain
How EL PAÍS Correspondents in Valencia Changed Regional Journalism. Fifty years ago, EL PAÍS correspondents in Valencia witnessed political transformations. Their work set the standards for independent regional journalism. We recall the key moments and challenges of that era.
School Trips Massively Canceled in Catalonia Amid Education Crisis
Almost 800 Catalan Schools to Cancel Trips and Camps in Protest. A total of 783 schools and lyceums in Catalonia have announced the suspension of trips and school camps starting from the new academic year. Teachers are demanding better working conditions and more resources for the education system. The decision will affect thousands of families in the region.
Fundación Miró presents new and key projects by Kapwani Kiwanga over the past decade
Kapwani Kiwanga Exhibition on Memory and Power Opens in Barcelona. The Fundación Miró has launched an exhibition by Kapwani Kiwanga, marking the artist's first showcase in Spain. The display explores themes of memory, power, and materiality through abstract installations and new projects.
School Camps Cancelled in Catalonia — Hundreds of Jobs and Thousands of Children at Risk
Fundaesplai: 70% of Summer Camps in Catalonia at Risk Due to Teachers' Boycott. School summer camps are being canceled across Catalonia amid a teachers' protest. Fundaesplai reports a 70% drop in bookings, putting 310 jobs at risk. The decision affects thousands of families.
Up to 60% of students skip classes: what’s happening at universities in Barcelona and Tarragona
Catalan Universities Report Record Drop in Class Attendance. Catalan universities are seeing a sharp increase in the number of students skipping classes. Faculty and administrators are searching for reasons and discussing ways to bring young people back to the classroom. A new report from UAB confirms this troubling trend.
Catalonia debates reforms and budget amid criticism of school police plan
Salvador Illa Demands Faster Action from Catalan Government Amid Disputes and Delays. The Catalan government convened at Món Sant Benet to discuss reforms and the budget. Salvador Illa insists on speeding up the government's work. Authorities face criticism and lack new financial agreements.
Details of the investigation into possible corruption involving the former finance minister
Tarragona Court Requests 20 Years of Bank Transactions for Montoro and Associates. A judge has demanded comprehensive details of the accounts held by Cristóbal Montoro, his relatives, and companies across 24 banks. Investigators believe previous bank reports do not reveal the scheme of possible money laundering. The case involves dozens of suspects.
Turbulence at Nestlé Spain: What’s Behind the Mass Layoffs and Is There a Chance to Halt Them
Nestlé Launches Mass Layoffs in Spain: Why This Alarms Thousands of Families. Nestlé Spain is initiating a mass layoff procedure that could affect hundreds of families across the country. Trade unions are already preparing a response and demanding a review of the decision. How will the situation unfold and is there any chance to soften the blow? Unrest at Nestlé Spain: what’s behind the mass layoffs and are there prospects to halt them
Court demands former Catalan leader's personal appearance for medical examination
Salvador Illa Demands Court Reconsider the Summons of Pujol to Madrid. The head of Catalonia's government has appealed to the court for flexibility. The reason is the summons of 95-year-old Jordi Pujol to Madrid for a face-to-face assessment. The court's decision has sparked a response among local politicians.
Barcelona and Lleida See Record Requests for Old Metric Documents Needed for Passport Applications
Catalan Church Archives Overwhelmed by Citizenship Application Surge. Thousands of requests for baptism certificates have piled up in Catalonia's church archives. A citizenship law for descendants of emigrants has brought the system to a standstill. Archivists report overload and suspect fraud.
Пять мобильных офисов Generalitat начнут обслуживать 200 муниципалитетов Каталонии
Пять мобильных офисов Generalitat начнут обслуживать 200 муниципалитетов Каталонии. Власти Каталонии запускают пять мобильных офисов для обслуживания жителей 200 муниципалитетов. Фургоны будут приезжать раз в месяц и позволят решать вопросы с документами и госуслугами на месте.
Catalan authorities to boost share of non-traditional water by 2030
Catalonia changes water strategy with focus on desalination and reuse. Catalonia launches a major water supply reform as authorities aim to reduce dependence on rainfall and increase the share of desalinated and reused water. New projects will transform the region’s approach to water resources.
Pope plans visit to Catalonia church and identity in focus
Vatican and Catalan Nationalism New Challenges for Catalonia and the Church. The Pope’s visit to Catalonia revives the debate on the Church’s role in the region’s national identity. Catalan nationalism seeks support from the Vatican. This could shift the balance of power within Spanish society.
How many Rodalies trains are running with restrictions after the accident
179 speed restrictions on Rodalies Gelida accident still disrupts services. Speed limits on Rodalies have persisted across Catalonia for nearly three months. Authorities pledge to restore normal services by June. Read on for details about the causes and impacts for passengers.
Expansion of university medical programs in Catalonia by 2031
Catalonia to nearly double medical student places in five years. Catalonia launches a major expansion of medical school admissions. Both private and public universities will add new places. The initiative aims to address doctor shortages and forthcoming changes in the healthcare system.
Six arrested following string of robberies across multiple regions
Jewelry heist ring in Spain busted after 27 bold robberies. Spanish police have detained a group linked to 27 jewelry store robberies in five months. Losses are estimated at one million euros. The investigation uncovered a sophisticated scheme for selling the stolen goods.
Renewal of Rodalies routes to impact daily commutes
Partial Resumption of Rodalies Train Service in Catalonia After Disruption. A key section of the R4 line in Catalonia has reopened after a prolonged closure. New routes and timetables will affect thousands of passengers. These changes will impact the region’s transportation accessibility.
Catalonia's reservoirs see a sharp increase in water reserves
Why Catalonia's Water Levels Surprised Everyone Again. Reservoirs in Catalonia have reached record-high levels. The increase in water reserves is affecting daily life in the region. Authorities explain what has changed and what this means for residents.
Tourists flock to Barcelona and the coast for Easter
Catalan beaches packed with tourists as hotels report record occupancy. Catalonia sees a tourism surge thanks to warm weather. Hotels in Barcelona and along the coast are nearly fully booked. Gradual return of visitors to the city is expected.
Climber falls 20 meters in Parc Natural dels Ports
Rescue teams respond to fall in Catalonia mountains emergency evacuation and critical condition. A serious incident occurred in Parc Natural dels Ports: a climber fell from a height of 20 meters. His condition is reported as critical. The event triggered a large-scale rescue operation and has sparked debate on safety measures.
Growing demand for apartments is reshaping the real estate market
Decline in Property Investment Interest Signals Sharp Shift in Spain's Market. In 2026, property purchases for investment purposes dropped significantly in Spain. The main demand shifted towards buying apartments for personal use. This changed the market balance and impacted both prices and availability.
Authorities in Catalonia introduce emergency measures as winds intensify
Storm warning Six Catalonia regions lose train service and face restrictions. Strong winds and snow disrupt northern Catalonia Authorities impose transport limits and urge caution Decisions affect thousands of locals and tourists
Demand surges on the Catalonian coast amid global unrest
Catalonia prepares for tourist surge amid global instability. Geopolitical tensions are reshaping tourist flows in Spain. Catalan resorts report increased interest for the summer. Barcelona faces new challenges for international tourism.
Meteorologists forecast unexpected winter twists for the holiday season
Sharp Cold and Snow Anomalous Weather Hits Spain at Easter. Spain faces unseasonal cold and precipitation. Snow and frosts are expected in several regions. Forecasts predict changes that will affect millions across the country.
Internal compromises and unexpected choices shape Catalonia’s political scene
Three days that changed the course of Catalan politics and saved parliament. Catalonia has managed to avert a political crisis. In just 72 hours, parties reached a compromise. This decision impacts the future of the budget and the region’s stability.
Teacher protests spread to Central Catalonia Lleida and the Pyrenees
Catalonia teachers block major highways as more regions join strike. Protests by teachers are intensifying in Catalonia. Unrest has spread to central areas, Lleida and the Pyrenees. Road blockades and mass actions may disrupt the education process and impact transportation.
Spotlight on emerging banking scam tactics in Spain
Woman Arrested in Tarragona for Running Banking Mule Network for Online Fraud. A scheme involving 'mules' for online fraud has been uncovered in Spain. A woman from Tarragona was detained for recruiting people and managing wire transfers. The losses exceeded 96,000 euros.
Garraf tunnel upgrades underway what to expect on R2 line
Garraf Tunnel Repairs Disrupt R2 Line With Delays and Confusion. Repair work has begun in the Garraf tunnel near Barcelona, causing disruptions on the R2 and regional train lines. Passengers are facing delays, cancellations, and a lack of information.
Catalonia’s teachers call for changes in schools and salaries
Catalan Teachers Announce Week-Long Strike as Tensions with Government Rise. A new wave of teachers’ strikes begins in Catalonia. Main unions have rejected the agreement with authorities. Pay and working condition decisions could reshape the region’s education system.
Major construction begins on the R2 line from Monday
Three months of disruptions Garraf tunnel repairs halt Rodalies and freight traffic. A new wave of transport restrictions begins in Spain. Garraf tunnel repairs will affect tens of thousands of passengers and freight operations. Authorities are reinforcing alternative routes, but challenges remain.
Urgent repairs in the Rubí tunnel put freight transport at risk
Two-Month Halt of Freight Trains in Catalonia Rubí Tunnel Closed Due to Cracks. Catalonia is urgently shutting down a major railway tunnel. Freight trains between Barcelona and France will be halted for nearly two months. This decision will impact logistics and the region’s economy.
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