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Passport denial in Spain due to family's radical past sparks debate

Court Denies Citizenship to Daughter of Inmate in ISIS Links Case. A Spanish court has deemed a woman a potential threat due to her family ties with those convicted in radical Islam cases. The decision may be appealed to the Supreme Court.

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Major traffic jams expected in Madrid and on the coast due to mass departures

Traffic police prepares special operation for six-million May holiday surge. The traffic police anticipate six million trips during the May holidays. Authorities are introducing special measures to reduce the risk of traffic jams and accidents. Special attention is being given to highways leading to the coast and Madrid.

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The Consum chain has opened 59 new stores and is preparing to enter the Madrid market

Consum increased its revenue by 9.7% and paid record bonuses to employees. Consum supermarkets grew turnover to €5.16 billion over the year. More than 23,000 employees received €128 million in bonuses and payments. The company maintained its position as the sixth-largest player in the Spanish market.

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Police discover remains in home of car dealership employee on city outskirts

Body of Missing Businessman and CAM Case Witness Found in Alicante. The body of businessman Jesús Tavira, who went missing in March, has been found in Alicante. The main suspect is a mechanic from his car dealership. Police have detained three people and the investigation is ongoing.

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Authorities ease regulations for foreign field workers in Andalusia and Murcia

Spain Launches Mass Legalization of 200,000 Migrants in the Agricultural Sector. Spain has initiated an extraordinary legalization process for foreign agricultural workers. Up to 200,000 people are expected to receive work and residence permits. The new regulations have already sparked reactions from both trade unions and employers.

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Fierce Debates in Les Corts: Opposition and Victims' Families Demand Answers RUSSPAIN.com

Fierce Debates in Les Corts: Opposition and Victims' Families Demand Answers

Resignations Demanded in Valencia After Interrogation on Flood Tragedy. Hearings were held in Valencia regarding the authorities' actions on the day of the catastrophic flood. The opposition and victims are demanding the resignation of officials and an investigation into the role of the former regional president.

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Strasbourg Allows Prosecution of SALF Deputy Over Posts About Valencia Prosecutor

European Parliament Lifts Immunity from Alvise Pérez in Online Harassment Case. The European Parliament has authorized proceedings against Alvise Pérez in a case concerning the harassment of a prosecutor from Valencia. The decision is linked to Telegram posts and widespread insults directed at the official. This is the first of two requests to lift the deputy's immunity.

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Urgent Secretary Position Stabilization Announced in Valencia with a Salary of €52,070

Diputación de Valencia Speeds Up Hiring Process for Partner of Regional Head. Valencia authorities have announced a competition for the permanent appointment to a position currently held by the partner of the region’s president. The decision was made in record time and has drawn criticism of the procedure.

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Where the green route will appear that will forever change life in Valencia’s neighborhoods

Valencia Changes the Game: How the New Park Will Connect the City and the Sea. Valencia is launching a project that promises not just more green areas, but a true reset of the city's connection to the sea. The new park will unite neighborhoods, open up unexpected routes, and become a key attraction for residents and visitors alike. Where will the green corridor emerge that is set to transform Valencia's districts forever?

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Authorities have not restored stability for children after devastating damage in the region RUSSPAIN.com

Authorities have not restored stability for children after devastating damage in the region

Risk Expert: Valencia Schools Unprepared for Disasters After Flooding. Following devastating floods in Valencia, schools have been left without systemic support. A Japanese expert highlights a failure to prepare children for risks. Authorities have not ensured resilience in educational institutions.

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In Barcelona, Espanyol tries to break their losing streak while Levante risks remaining in the relegation zone

Espanyol and Levante Fight for Survival: Decisive LaLiga EA Sports Match. In Barcelona, Espanyol and Levante face off in a crucial LaLiga EA Sports match. The Catalan side hasn't won since the start of the year, while the visitors are battling to escape the relegation zone. The result could determine the future of both clubs.

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Castilla-La Mancha authorities push for desalination over interregional water pipeline

Valencia and Murcia Demand to Preserve Tajo-Segura: Water Dispute Intensifies. Authorities in Valencia and Murcia have once again called for the preservation of the Tajo-Segura transfer. Castilla-La Mancha is pushing for a transition to desalination. The conflict over water allocation between the regions is escalating.

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Ministry of Transport and Valencia City Hall fail to reach agreement on sea tunnel RUSSPAIN.com

Ministry of Transport and Valencia City Hall fail to reach agreement on sea tunnel

Serrería Tunnel Project Stalls in Valencia: Dispute Between City Hall and Ministry. The dispute over the extension of the Serrería tunnel in Valencia has flared up once again. City Hall accuses the Ministry of Transport of politically blocking a vital infrastructure project. The project affects the development of coastal areas and the city’s transportation links.

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Valencia debates delay and content of flood alerts RUSSPAIN.com

Valencia debates delay and content of flood alerts

Former Valencia Fire Chief: Key Part of Emergency Alert Was Removed. An investigation into the Valencia flood revealed that the emergency alert for residents was sent with a delay and that an important part of its message was removed. Decisions were made amid disagreements between officials.

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Driver arrested after Ontinyent bridge crash — drug test returns positive

Two Killed as Car Plunges into River in Valencia. In Ontinyent, a car fell off a bridge into the river. A man and a woman died. The driver has been detained; he was sober, but drug tests came back positive.

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In central Valencia, protesters demand Mazón's resignation and an investigation into the tragedy

Action in Valencia Unites Flood Victims, Screening Scandal and Nursing Home Tragedies. In downtown Valencia, victims of flooding, cancer screening failures, and deaths in nursing homes came together. Participants demand accountability from authorities and an end to institutional pressure.

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Meeting in Oviedo: Elche winless away and the hosts’ last chance

Elche and Oviedo Fight for Survival: Decisive Relegation Battle. Elche have gone 15 away games without a win. Oviedo are at the bottom of the table and face the risk of relegation. The clash at Estadio Carlos Tartiere could decide the fate of both clubs.

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Police uncover fake visa scheme at consulate in Algiers

Spanish Vice-Consul in Algeria Arrested in Visa Sale Case. The Spanish Vice-Consul in Algeria and an embassy staff member have been arrested on suspicion of selling visas. Investigators believe that proceeds from illegal visas were laundered through car purchases. Personnel decisions are expected.

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Bonuses for expedited legalization: How the work of officials will change across Spain

Overload Bonuses: Why the New Migrant Legalization Campaign Is Stirring Disputes Among Civil Servants. Spanish authorities are launching a large-scale campaign to fast-track the legalization of migrants—and are ready to offer bonuses to employees who take on extra workloads. But not everyone is happy with the terms: what is behind the internal conflict, and how will it affect office operations? Overload Bonuses: Why the New Migrant Legalization Campaign Is Stirring Disputes Among Civil Servants

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Granada and Alicante discuss the impact of families on students' independence

Spanish universities report increased parental interference in academic process. Spanish universities are seeing a rise in cases of parents intervening in student affairs. Faculty and administrators are discussing how this trend affects youth autonomy and the university’s role. The issue has sparked a lively debate in academic circles.

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A resident of Arenales del Sol accused the district representative of making unacceptable statements

Elche authorities dismiss district chief following sexual harassment complaint. In Elche, the head of Arenales del Sol was urgently removed from office after a harassment complaint. A woman reported inappropriate comments made by the official on the street. Authorities have launched an investigation.

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A series of attacks on prison staff in Malaga, Valencia, Madrid, and Cadiz

Five prison officers injured in a single day in four Spanish prisons. Attacks on staff were reported in four Spanish prisons within 24 hours. All those injured sustained minor injuries. Unions link the rise in violence to deteriorating conditions and a shortage of medical personnel.

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Plan Auto+ subsidies in Spain: who can get up to €2,500 for scrapping

Plan Auto+ Keeps Its Intrigue: How to Get a Subsidy for a New Car in April. Plan Auto+ continues to stimulate demand for new cars in Spain. In April, it is still possible to receive a subsidy, but the conditions are becoming stricter. The speed of processing and recycling old vehicles plays a crucial role.

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A debate flares up in Valencia over Vox's initiative on local priority

Diana Morant Opposes Priority for National Citizens in Regions. Minister Diana Morant has strongly condemned Vox’s proposal to give priority to national citizens. She stated that the government will not allow such measures in the regions. Valencian authorities have found themselves at the center of a political conflict.

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In Aldaia, young people knocked migrants off scooters and filmed it RUSSPAIN.com

In Aldaia, young people knocked migrants off scooters and filmed it

Two Arrested in Valencia for Attacks on Migrants with E-Scooters. Two Spanish men, aged 18 and 20, have been arrested in Aldaia on charges of attacking migrants. The young men knocked their victims off e-scooters and recorded the incidents on video. The case has been referred to the Torrent court.

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Oviedo Meeting: Villarreal Keeps the Coach's Future Uncertain

LaLiga: Oviedo vs Villarreal Match Takes Place Amid Coaching Uncertainty. A crucial LaLiga match between Oviedo and Villarreal is underway in Oviedo. Despite Villarreal's strong position in the standings, the club and its coach may part ways at the end of the season. Oviedo's lineup features on-loan Thiago, who has already provided key assists.

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News: Possible Left-Wing Alliance Discussed in Valencia Amid Housing Crisis RUSSPAIN.com

News: Possible Left-Wing Alliance Discussed in Valencia Amid Housing Crisis

Monica Oltra Returns: A Bid to Unite the Left in Valencia. Monica Oltra held her first public meeting in Valencia in four years, focusing on uniting the left and tackling the housing crisis. Minister Bustinduy voiced his support for her initiative.

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News: Ford's Valencia plant prepares to launch new production line

Ford launches a new phase in Valencia: focus on a multi-energy model. The President of Ford Europe visited the Valencia plant for the first time. A new multi-energy vehicle is expected to be launched. The decision is crucial for the future of the facility and local jobs.

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News: Levante vs Sevilla match in Valencia to decide teams' fate in the relegation zone

Levante and Sevilla Battle for Survival in LaLiga: Decisive Match in Valencia. A crucial LaLiga match between Levante and Sevilla is taking place in Valencia. Both clubs risk falling into the relegation zone. The outcome could reshape the lower half of the table.

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News: Prosecutor's Appeal Shifts Course of High-Profile Drug Case at Valencia Port

Valencia High Court Overturns Acquittal in 117 kg Cocaine Case. The TSJCV has ordered a retrial for 14 defendants acquitted in a major cocaine trafficking case. The court demanded that all evidence, including Sky ECC messages, be taken into account. The decision is final and cannot be appealed.

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News: Why Didn’t Emergency Services Inform the Transport Company About the Risk? RUSSPAIN.com

News: Why Didn’t Emergency Services Inform the Transport Company About the Risk?

FGV did not receive warnings from authorities about the Valencia disaster. The Valencia authorities did not warn Ferrocarrils de la Generalitat Valenciana about the impending disaster. This is confirmed by an official document that has become part of the investigation. Questions regarding the actions of the former regional leadership remain open.

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Monica Medina reveals why she decided to speak out about her breakup with Emilio Gutiérrez Caba

Monika Medina Reveals Details of Breakup with Emilio Gutiérrez Caba and the Fight for Housing. For the first time, Monika Medina has spoken in detail about her breakup with Emilio Gutiérrez Caba. Amidst a legal battle over their apartment, she revealed unexpected details about their relationship and personal drama.

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Why Young Renters in Spain Risk Losing Housing Assistance in 2026

Thousands of Young Tenants in Spain Lose Benefits: Where Is the Main Catch. In 2026, the government promises up to €6,000 in support for young tenants, but due to complicated rules and lack of information, many are missing their chance to receive this money. How not to miss out and what’s important to know about the Bono Alquiler Joven? Why are young renters in Spain at risk of losing housing support in 2026?

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A religious TV channel launches in Madrid and Barcelona without commercial breaks

A new free EWTN channel without ads launched on TDT. EWTN, a free advertising-free channel aimed at a Catholic audience, has started broadcasting on TDT in Spain. The channel is already available in several major cities and features its own original programming.

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While People Wait for Housing, It's Already Been Allocated: Scandal in Valencia RUSSPAIN.com

While People Wait for Housing, It's Already Been Allocated: Scandal in Valencia

Controversy in Valencia Over VPP Project: Social Housing with Private Infrastructure and No Permits. Valencia authorities are considering changes to the development plan for 77 VPP homes in Nazaret. All units have been reserved, despite permits and prices not being announced. The project has sparked conflict between the municipality and the Socialists.

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