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TVE Journalist Harassed During Ceuta Protests in Madrid
A TVE reporter was harassed by protesters in Madrid during rallies over Ceuta’s migrant crisis. Police intervened as political divisions deepened and rival demonstrations spread across Spain.
Valencian Language Academy Faces Budget Cuts Amid Political Tensions
Maria Àngels Francés has taken charge of the Acadèmia Valenciana de la Llengua, defending a unified language identity. The institution faces a 25% budget cut and political pressure from Vox and PP.
Over 260 Spanish Cities Rally for Ceuta Amid Political Rift
More than 260 Spanish municipalities are mobilizing for Ceuta Day, with major rallies planned in Madrid, Barcelona and other cities. Political divisions are sharpening as the PP and Vox back the movement, while Podemos and Izquierda Unida abstain.
Couple Arrested in Valencia Over Missing Baby Case in Tarragona
A couple was arrested in Valencia after their baby disappeared in Tarragona. Police searching their home found 28 malnourished dogs and dead animals. The search for the missing child is ongoing.
Valencia Flood Death Toll Officially Raised to 232 After Court Ruling
A judge in Catarroja has raised the official death toll from the 2024 Valencia floods to 232. The latest victim, a woman from Guadassuar, died after losing access to oxygen during a blackout caused by the disaster. The court’s decision brings renewed attention to the region’s emergency response.
Salomé Pradas Replaces Legal Counsel in Dana Case Amid Ongoing Investigation
Salomé Pradas, former Valencian Justice and Interior councillor, has changed her legal team in the dana case. Pedro Colina, known for his role in the ‘Kitchen’ case, now leads her defence. The change comes as the investigation continues.
Mazón Denies Link Between Es-Alert Delay and Flood Deaths
Carlos Mazón rejects claims that the delayed Es-Alert warning caused deaths during the October 2024 floods. His legal team argues that he had no direct responsibility. The case has reignited political tensions in Valencia.
Back-to-School Costs in Spain Set to Hit €2,480 Per Student
Spanish families will spend an average of €2,480 per child on school-related costs in the 2026-2027 year, with more than €500 needed just to start September. A new OCU survey reveals sharp differences by school type and region, highlighting the growing financial pressure on households.
Valencia Mayor Responds to Criticism Over Devesa de El Saler Fire
Valencia’s mayor says the Devesa de El Saler fire was caused by arson. She defends the city’s response and outlines new measures to protect the area. Debate continues over water infrastructure and fire prevention.
AEMET Issues Yellow Alert for Severe Storms in Northern Castellón
AEMET has activated a yellow alert for storms in northern Castellón. Intense rain and hail are expected, with impressive lightning activity this afternoon. The warning runs from 14:00 to 22:00 and may affect travel and outdoor plans.
Santiago Calatrava: No Miracles, Only Relentless Work
Santiago Calatrava, known for reshaping city skylines, credits his success to years of disciplined effort and experimentation, not sudden inspiration. His journey from Valencia to global recognition shows how persistence and technical curiosity shaped his most ambitious projects.
Valencian Forest Law to Pay Landowners for Environmental Protection
The Generalitat will introduce a law to compensate those who maintain and protect forests. The move follows major wildfire damage in La Vall d’Uixó. Owners will receive payments for conservation and fire prevention.
Valencia Court Sentences Man for Abuse and Illegal Detention of Minor
A 29-year-old man in Valencia was sentenced to prison for abusing and illegally detaining his underage girlfriend. The victim, who lived in a care facility, escaped after a week. The case highlights the risks faced by vulnerable minors.
Valencia Faces Scrutiny Over El Saler Wildfire Response
Compromís demands answers after the El Saler wildfire spiraled out of control. Delays in prevention measures and resource gaps fuel criticism. The incident exposes deep flaws in Valencia’s fire management.
Madrid Launches Stadler Trains to Boost Cercanías Capacity
Renfe has started operating new Stadler trains in Madrid. Each can carry nearly 2,000 passengers. The move aims to ease overcrowding during peak hours and modernize the Cercanías network.
Body of Unidentified Man Found in Júcar River in Sueca, Valencia
Authorities are investigating after a man's body was recovered from the Júcar River in Sueca, Valencia. It was found around 14:00 on Sunday. The man's identity and cause of death remain unknown.
Man Fatally Stabbed in Valencia Bar Terrace After Nighttime Dispute
A 45-year-old man died after being stabbed by a woman during a fight on a bar terrace in Valencia. The 35-year-old suspect was arrested and faces homicide charges. The incident occurred near Hospital General.
Urban Traffic Lights in Spain to Change Under New Road Rules
From October, Spain’s urban traffic lights will operate under new rules. The DGT aims to reduce risks for pedestrians and cyclists, ending a long-standing ambiguity at crossings.
Fatal Stabbing in Valencia Bar Terrace Leads to Arrest
A 45-year-old man died after being stabbed during a fight on a bar terrace in Valencia. Police arrested a Spanish woman on homicide charges. The incident occurred near Hospital General and prompted a rapid response.
Taking a Holiday While on Sick Leave Can Lead to Dismissal in Spain
Spanish law does not ban travel or leisure activities during sick leave, but certain actions can justify dismissal without compensation. Courts assess each case in light of medical advice and the effect on recovery, so the outcome is far from automatic.
Breakaway Defines Stage Eight of La Vuelta a España 2026
Stage eight of La Vuelta a España 2026 opened with aggressive attacks. Sinuhé Fernández and José Luis Faura of Burgos-BH pushed ahead, challenging the peloton, while Tadej Pogacar maintained a strong overall lead.
Stage 8 of Vuelta a España 2026 Puts Sprinters to the Test
Stage 8 of the Vuelta a España 2026 features a decisive third-category climb near Valencia. The Barx ascent could disrupt plans for a mass sprint and open the door for breakaways.
Stage 8 of La Vuelta 2026 Poses Challenge for Sprinters in Valencia
La Vuelta a España 2026 brings a nearly flat stage through Valencia, but a late climb could upset sprinters’ plans. Stage 8 airs live on Teledeporte and La2, with coverage also on RTVE Play.
El Saler Faces 20-Year Recovery After Devastating Wildfire
A major wildfire has destroyed 15% of Valencia’s Devesa natural park. Experts estimate the area will take two decades to recover, and the blaze has sparked criticism of local prevention policies.
Antifraude Closes Probe Into Pérez Llorca Partner’s Hiring in Valencia
The Valencian Antifraude Agency has closed its investigation into the hiring of the president’s partner by the Diputación de Valencia. It found no evidence of irregularity, but questions about the urgency of the process remain.
Cullera Jacuzzi Deaths: Autopsies Confirm Double Accident, Rule Out Crime
Autopsies on a couple found dead in a Cullera jacuzzi confirm there was no foul play. Investigators are examining a sequence of accidents and awaiting toxicology results to clarify the cause.
Valencia Wildfire Forces 161 Residents to Shelter in Sports Hall
A wildfire near El Saler led to the overnight evacuation of 161 people. Residents and campers spent the night in a converted sports hall. Emergency crews continue to battle the blaze as basic roads remain closed.
Valencian Parents Face New Fear After Child Abuse Case Linked to Online Files
A major police raid in Valencia has intensified the trauma for families of abused children. Parents now fear images of their children may be circulating online, deepening their sense of uncertainty.
Firefighters and Aircraft Battle Blaze in Protected El Saler Area
A wildfire broke out around midday in the Devesa de El Saler, Valencia. Firefighters and aircraft were deployed to contain the flames, while authorities evacuated parking areas and restricted access.
Irish Couple Found Dead in Cullera Holiday Home Jacuzzi
A married couple was found dead beside a jacuzzi at a rented villa in Cullera. Their teenage children discovered the bodies. Authorities are investigating, with early indications pointing to a tragic accident.
Mallorca Boat Theft Ends in High-Speed Chase and Arrest
A man was arrested in Mallorca after stealing a €500,000 boat and attempting to ram police during a chase. The incident caused €15,000 in damage and led to a rare maritime pursuit involving the Guardia Civil.
Violent Storms and Hail Hit Northwest Spain as Temperatures Soar Elsewhere
A new Atlantic front is bringing violent storms and hail to northwest Spain. Strong winds and sharp temperature swings are creating a day of contrasts across the country, while Mediterranean regions remain mostly stable but face rising heat.
22,000 Join La Tomatina in Buñol Amid Red-Tinged Festivities
Buñol hosted 22,000 people for La Tomatina, where participants threw 150 tons of tomatoes. Most were international visitors. Four people received medical attention after a pepper spray incident. The event also introduced new accessibility measures.
Tomatina in Buñol: Thousands Join the Iconic Tomato Battle
Crowds filled the streets of Buñol as the Tomatina festival returned. Participants threw tomatoes from trucks, turning the town red. Locals and visitors joined the day of celebration.
Irish Couple Found Dead in Cullera Jacuzzi Under Suspicious Circumstances
Two Irish nationals were found dead in a rental home in Cullera after their teenage children discovered them in the jacuzzi. The Guardia Civil is investigating the deaths and has not ruled out a possible assault.
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