Torrevieja will provide residents with a year of free, personalized cardiac rehabilitation after hospital discharge. Run by the city and its university hospital, the program aims to lower the risk of repeat heart problems. Access requires medical documentation and specialist approval.
The Generalitat will invest over €175 million to expand Torrevieja Hospital. The project will add 30,000 square meters, nearly doubling capacity, and more than 650 new staff will be hired in phases over five years.
Heat-related deaths in Spain have more than doubled in two decades. Cities like Jaén and Granada now record the highest mortality rates. The Lancet Countdown warns that adaptation is lagging behind the health impact.
A La Primitiva ticket validated in Logroño has won a second-category prize of €50,623. Only one other ticket matched this category, in Torrevieja. The basic jackpot went to Villablino, León.
A La Primitiva ticket sold in Logroño won €50,623 in the latest draw. The prize was validated at an outlet on Pérez Galdós street. Another second-category winner was recorded in Torrevieja, Alicante.
Madrid faces an orange alert for extreme heat this Friday. Clear skies will give way to clouds and light rain by evening, while temperatures stay high and storms remain possible later in the day.
Mercadona will open selected supermarkets this Sunday in coastal towns across Valencia, Alicante, and Castellón. Stores will operate only from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. The measure targets high-traffic tourist areas during the summer season.
A vulnerable Kentish plover nest was shielded from beachgoers and pets in Guardamar del Segura thanks to quick action by residents and local authorities. Two chicks hatched and left the nest, highlighting the delicate balance between tourism and wildlife on Spain’s Mediterranean coast.
A 24-year-old man and another unidentified swimmer drowned on Sunday in southern Alicante. Both incidents occurred as several beaches faced rough sea warnings. Emergency teams were unable to revive the victims.
Valencia Authorities Allocate €180 Million for School Upgrades and Combating Heat. Valencia authorities are launching large-scale programs to modernize and climate-proof schools. A total of €180 million has been allocated for these purposes. The decision comes amid protests and negotiations with labor unions.
Summer music festivals in Spain massively cancelled due to low ticket sales. The Solaris Nerja, Oh See! Nerja, Fortaleza Sound, and Big Sound festivals are being cancelled in Spain. The reasons are low ticket demand and financial difficulties. Organizers are issuing refunds and reassessing their plans for the future.
Chase in Orihuela Costa: Arrest After Collision With Patrol Car. Two men were arrested in Orihuela Costa after a chase and a collision with a Civil Guard vehicle. Authorities found 1.5 kg of marijuana in their car. One police officer was injured.
Burglary Gang with Nationwide Network Arrested in Spain. Police have detained 13 members of a gang responsible for burglaries across five regions in Spain. The thieves operated systematically, selling stolen jewelry through two jewelry workshops. The operation took place ahead of the holiday season.
Emergency Measures in Madrid: City Parks Closed Due to Heavy Snowfall. What is happening in Madrid after the arrival of cyclone Kristin? Authorities have closed nine parks, including the famous Retiro, and city services are operating in enhanced mode. Why has this decision provoked debate, and how will it affect residents’ daily lives — details in our report.
Homeowners Under Fire as Rental Prices Surge in Spain. A heated debate is unfolding in Spain over the sharp increase in rental prices. Property owners face accusations of exploiting the situation, while their explanations about 'market forces' are increasingly questioned. Why this conflict goes beyond economics and touches the moral fabric of society—read our report.
Giant billboards in Madrid spark heated debate over the housing market. Massive billboards accusing speculators and officials have appeared in central Madrid. Residents are questioning who is driving up rental prices and why ordinary families are losing their homes. Authorities and investors find themselves at the center of the scandal.
Spain prepares new massive migrant legalization amid government decision controversy. Spanish authorities are once again debating large-scale migrant legalization—a move that has previously sparked intense debates. Why is this issue back on the agenda, who stands to gain, and who could lose out? Find out the key details in our report. The decision could impact hundreds of thousands of people and reshape the labor market. We look back at how similar initiatives have affected the country in the pa
Europe targets tourist habits: luggage under threat. A conflict is brewing in Spain’s airports: the usual baggage protection may soon become illegal. What’s behind the new rules, who’s set to lose millions, and why is everyone already talking about it — details in our coverage
Truck with crane crashes into train in Murcia six people injured. In Murcia, a truck-mounted crane collided with a passenger train. Six people were injured, and two others suffered severe shock. Service was quickly restored, but safety concerns remain.
Spain Sees Surge in Driver Fraud Involving New V-16 Emergency Beacons. Starting in 2026, V-16 beacons will be mandatory for all vehicles in Spain. Scammers are already exploiting this to deceive drivers. Learn how to avoid their tricks and keep your car safe.
Madrid to Build First Municipal 3D Modular Homes by 2026. Madrid launches a groundbreaking project: 3D modular housing. The city is prioritizing speed, sustainability, and affordability. Find out what awaits tenants just a year from now
Tourism boom on Costa del Sol Income growth and new challenges for the region. Costa del Sol welcomed a record number of visitors in 2025. Tourism revenue and employment have surged. However, locals are concerned about overcrowding and quality of life.
Judge Summonses Closest Allies of Carlos Mazón in Valencia Tragedy Case. The investigation into the catastrophe that claimed 230 lives in Valencia continues. The judge is summoning key officials to clarify contradictions. The focus is on decisions made at the height of the crisis.
Five-meter whale causes stir on Benalmádena beach and returns to sea. A large whale was spotted on Benalmádena beach, drawing a crowd and emergency services. After a tense situation, the whale managed to return to the sea on its own.
Selling Property in Spain May Cost Pensioners Their Pension Supplement. Many believe that selling a property doesn't affect their pension. But reality can surprise even seasoned homeowners. Why can a single transaction lead to losing your pension supplement? Find out how to avoid losing support and what matters before you sign the agreement.
Spain launches second wave of road traffic controls during New Year holidays. Spain is tightening road controls during the New Year holiday period. Drivers are urged to avoid peak hours and remain especially vigilant. Find out how traffic flows will change and where to expect checkpoints.
Valencian Socialists Demand Disclosure of Feijóo and Mazón Correspondence in DANA Case. PSPV-PSOE insists on releasing all communications between Feijóo and Mazón. The Socialists accuse the PP leader of withholding information. The scandal surrounding the DANA investigation is escalating.
How the Orcasitas Archive Preserves the History of Madrid’s Suburbs and Their Residents. The Orcasitas Neighborhood Movement Archive has joined the national collection. Documents and memories from Madrid’s outskirts will be preserved for future generations. Discover how the legacy of life on the city’s periphery is being safeguarded.
How to Create a Festive Mood Without a Tree and Decorate Your Home with Stylish Wreaths. Pine wreaths are a modern alternative to the Christmas tree. They save space and suit any interior. Learn how to choose materials and craft a unique wreath yourself.
Why Spanish Public Healthcare Matters More Than Private—and What Threatens It. Debate over the future of healthcare is intensifying in Spain, with discussion centered on whether the system should be privatized. The author analyzes the consequences of privatization and compares international experiences.
Red Alert Lifted in Valencia Due to Heavy Rains, Orange Warning Remains in Castellón. The red alert for heavy rains in Valencia has been lifted. The orange level warning remains in place for Castellón. Hundreds of schools have suspended classes due to severe weather.
Valencia Prepares for Major Marathon — Schedule and Traffic Restrictions for December 7, 2025. This Sunday, Valencia will host 36,000 runners as the city’s marathon takes over the streets. Discover which roads and routes will be closed.
Scandal at Torrejón Hospital: Doctors Allege Pressure for Profit. Doctors at Torrejón Hospital have reported coming under pressure from management. They say they were urged to prioritize patients from other areas to boost hospital revenue. This has sparked outrage among staff.
Spain’s Population Reaches Record 49 Million, Driven by Migration and Foreign Residents. Spain is now home to over 49 million people, with growth fueled by migrants and foreign nationals. Discover which regions and cities have become the most attractive destinations.
Spanish Police Reveal the 12 Most Dangerous Online Scams for Black Friday and Christmas. As Black Friday and the holiday season approach, Spanish police warn of 12 popular cyber scams. These include skimming and fake websites. Discover how to protect your money and personal data.
