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Private Medicine Degree Approved at CEU Elche Amid Ongoing University Dispute

The Generalitat has authorized a private Medicine degree at CEU Elche. This move follows legal battles over public university programs. Up to 55 new students will join, intensifying competition in Alicante.

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Valencia Court Acquits Rapper ‘El Jincho’ in High-Profile Assault Case

The Provincial Court of Valencia has cleared Madrid rapper El Jincho of sexual assault charges involving a minor with a disability. The verdict cites contradictions in the victim’s statements and lack of evidence.

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Crypto Scam in Castellón Uncovered After €340,000 Fraud Report

A resident's report in Oropesa del Mar led to the arrest of three suspects. The Guardia Civil exposed a sophisticated international scam using fake crypto platforms. Over 100 bank accounts were used to hide victims' money.

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Valencia Police Halt Illegal E-Scooter Gathering in City Park

Valencia’s local police disrupted a planned mass ride of nearly 40 electric scooters. Officers issued 10 fines and immobilized eight vehicles for illegal modifications. The operation targeted risky gatherings in public spaces.

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Vox Pushes for 'Prioridad Nacional' in 2026 Valencian Budget

Vox demands the 2026 Valencian budget explicitly include 'prioridad nacional'. The PP needs Vox's support to pass the accounts. Opposition parties challenge the move, escalating the political standoff.

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Alannia Costa Blanca: Spain’s Family Resort with Pools, Slides and Nature

Alannia Costa Blanca in Crevillente stands out as one of Spain’s largest and most family-focused camping resorts. With tropical pools, themed slides, and direct access to nature, it’s become a top choice for families seeking a complete holiday experience in Alicante.

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Castellón Court Releases Young Driver After Fatal N-340 Crash

A 19-year-old involved in a crash on the N-340 in Castellón that left four dead has been released with restrictions. The court imposed a driving ban and other measures while the investigation continues.

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Valencia Deputy Denies Receiving Warning Before Deadly Dana Flood

Remedios Mazzolari, vice president of the Valencia Provincial Council, rejects claims she was alerted to the barranco del Poyo crisis before the deadly flood. Conflicting accounts raise new questions about official response.

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Seven Dead in Overnight Road Accidents in Castellón and Málaga

Two major crashes in Castellón and Málaga overnight have left seven dead and eight injured. Emergency teams worked for hours at both scenes. Authorities are investigating the causes and managing the aftermath.

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Valencian Teachers Face Excessive Salary Deductions Over Strike Days

Thousands of teachers in Valencia report salary deductions for more strike days than they participated in. The STEPV union is preparing formal complaints. The regional government faces mounting pressure to address the errors.

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Valencian Education Ministry Begins Salary Deductions for Teachers’ Strike

The Conselleria de Educación has started deducting pay from teachers who joined the recent indefinite strike. Deductions will be split into three phases, with the first already communicated. Unions criticize the speed and handling of the process.

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Supreme Court Upholds Nearly Eight-Year Sentence for 'yonqui del dinero'

Spain's Supreme Court has confirmed the prison sentence for Marcos Benavent in the 'caso Taula'. The ruling validates secret recordings as crucial evidence in a major corruption case involving PP officials.

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Finance Minister Presses Llorca to Negotiate Regional Funding Model

Arcadi España urges Juanfran Pérez Llorca to engage in talks on Spain’s regional financing. The minister warns against tax cuts while demanding more state funds. The standoff highlights growing tension over fiscal policy.

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Police Arrest 22-Year-Old After Armed Threats From Castellón Balcony

A 22-year-old was detained in central Castellón after allegedly threatening neighbors with a shotgun from his balcony. Police confiscated several weapons and ammunition. The investigation continues to clarify the motives.

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Thousands of Oaks Felled in Protected Valencia Forest for Solar Plant

More than 30 hectares of mature oak forest in Jalance, Valencia, have been cut down to make way for a solar power facility. The land was reforested 25 years ago with EU funds and lies within a protected Natura 2000 zone, sparking sharp criticism from environmental groups.

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Sagunto Residents Warn: Newly Added Beach Sand Already Washed Away by Waves

Freshly deposited sand on Sagunto’s northern beaches is rapidly eroding after the first waves, leaving steep drops and renewed safety concerns. Residents demand structural solutions to protect the coastline before autumn storms arrive.

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Police in Valencia Justify Officer’s Push Against Retired Teacher During Protest

A police report claims an officer’s push that injured a retired teacher during a Valencia protest followed regulations. The incident, widely shared online, has sparked an official investigation and public debate.

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Emergency Official Says Mazón Arrived Unprepared During 2024 Dana Crisis

A senior official from the Confederación Hidrográfica del Júcar testified that Carlos Mazón was unprepared when he joined the emergency center during the October 2024 dana. The testimony challenges previous claims about the crisis response.

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CC OO-PV Seeks to Join Case Against Police Officer Over Teacher Assault in Valencia

CC OO-PV has filed a criminal complaint after a retired teacher was injured by a police officer during a peaceful protest in Valencia. The union is seeking to act as a popular prosecution. The case is now under judicial investigation.

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Two drownings reported on Alicante coast amid rough sea warnings

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.

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Valencia Unveils Spain’s Largest Electric Truck Charging Hub

A major electric truck charging center is nearing completion in Valencia, promising 48 high-capacity charging points and a €5 million investment. The project aims to support the city’s growing logistics sector and accelerate the shift to electric freight transport.

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Spain Faces Earliest and Most Intense June Heatwave on Record

Spain is experiencing its first major heatwave of the year, with record-breaking June temperatures. Nearly 22 million people are now exposed to medium or high health risks. Authorities warn the situation will persist until late in the week.

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Mónica Oltra Returns to Valencian Politics with Mass Rally

Mónica Oltra re-enters the political scene in València, confirmed as Compromís candidate. Her first major rally, joined by Gabriel Rufián, signals a shift in campaign strategy and public expectations.

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Feijóo Avoids Backing Llorca for 2027 Amid Tensions in Valencia PP

Alberto Núñez Feijóo declined to clarify support for Juanfran Pérez Llorca as PP candidate in 2027. The party remains divided in Valencia, with key decisions on leadership and regional congress still unresolved.

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Feijóo Criticizes Congress Block on Confidence Motion Amid Political Tensions

The Congress leadership blocked a key motion from the PP, intensifying the standoff with Pedro Sánchez. Feijóo denounced the move in Valencia, while the party's regional leadership remains unsettled.

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Labour Advisor in Castellón Sentenced for Diverting €58,000 via Falsified Payrolls

A Castellón court has sentenced a legal advisor to two years in prison for payroll fraud. She manipulated salaries at a ceramics firm, diverting nearly €58,000 to her own account. The sentence includes a fine and suspended jail time.

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Castellón Faces Backlash Over Massive Green Ammonia Plant Project

A major green ammonia plant in Castellón has sparked strong opposition from local groups. Critics warn of safety risks and environmental impact, while all production is set for export. Authorities are now under pressure to respond.

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Valencian Ex-Minister Admits Writing Key Es Alert Note in Deadly Flood Case

Salomé Pradas confirmed in court she authored the Es Alert instructions during the 2024 floods. The alert reached phones after most missing persons had died. The judge is probing why the warning was delayed.

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Two Minors Detained After Armed Incident at Foios Secondary School

An armed incident at a secondary school in Foios, Valencia, led to the detention of two minors. One student was slightly injured. Police and local authorities quickly intervened to restore order.

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Man Fatally Stabbed After Argument in Almenara, Third Knife Death in a Week

A 38-year-old man died in Almenara after a violent dispute ended in a stabbing. Police detained the suspected attacker at the scene. This marks the third knife-related death in the Valencian Community within a week.

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Victims Condemn Closure of Les Corts Dana Investigation as 'Shameful'

Victims' associations in Valencia have sharply criticized the closure of the Les Corts investigation into the dana disaster. The decision has sparked outrage, with calls for political accountability and renewed demands for answers.

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Valencian President Refers €13 Million Pandemic Contracts to Prosecutors Amid Political Clash

Valencian president Juanfran Pérez Llorca will send pandemic-era hospital contracts worth €13 million to prosecutors. The move comes as opposition parties accuse his government of weakness and mismanagement.

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Vox Pushes for National Priority and Further Cuts in Valencian Budget Law

Vox will propose amendments to the Valencian budget law, seeking to prioritize national interests in social aid and housing. The party also aims to cut subsidies for unions and business groups by another 20%.

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Leaked Valencian government messages cast doubt on the official version

Parliament Demands Second Questioning of Mazón and Pradas in Valencia Flood Case. Congress calls for Carlos Mazón and Salomé Pradas to return for hearings on the flood case. New messages from the Valencian government’s chat contradict previous official statements.

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Sergio Arribas' goal and home winning streak boost Almería ahead of decisive match

Almería and Castellón to Battle for Spot in Primera Playoff Final. The fate of a place in the Primera playoff final will be decided in Almería. Almería relies on Arribas’s scoring form and home run, while Castellón sticks to its attacking style.

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