Delcy Rodríguez has filed a criminal complaint against Víctor de Aldama over televised claims about an envelope linked to alleged irregular PSOE financing. She denies knowing about it or handing it to him.
Nicolás Maduro and Cilia Flores pleaded not guilty in a New York court to new conspiracy charges tied to alleged torture in Venezuela. Their trial is scheduled for June 2027, and they are challenging the case on sovereign-immunity grounds.
Nearly 100,000 people are expected at Zaragoza’s flower offering for the Virgen del Pilar. Venezuela is this year’s guest country at one of the basic events of the city’s patronal celebrations.
Telma Ortiz, usually reserved, has publicly shown her support for her royal nieces, Leonor and Sofía. Her recent appearances in Madrid and Marbella come as she renews her humanitarian work while navigating personal change and standing by family.
Ester Muñoz questions Pedro Sánchez’s record on housing and Ceuta. She also criticizes his messages about Morocco, Zapatero’s jewels and the lack of political accountability.
Pedro Sánchez defended his record before Harvard students. Questions about corruption, Pegasus and Venezuela pushed artificial intelligence aside and put the political disputes around his government at the center of the event.
A handwritten note uncovered by the Guardia Civil points to Sofía Puente, sister of Transport Minister Óscar Puente, taking a personal interest in the Spanish citizenship process for exiled Venezuelan official Nervis Villalobos. The case now pulls in the Leire Díez network and raises questions about public money.
Delcy Rodríguez promised elections at the UN while claiming control over Venezuela's transition. Her pledge came as repression continued and María Corina Machado remained blocked from returning.
Delcy Rodríguez approached Pedro Sánchez inside the UN plenary and asked Spain to keep talks on Venezuela moving. Sánchez agreed to continue the conversations.
The IMF plans to open an office in Caracas during the first half of 2027. The move follows renewed data sharing and Venezuela's return to international financial engagement.
Pedro Sánchez and Delcy Rodríguez held their first face-to-face conversation in New York. Spain offered continued engagement while EU sanctions against Rodríguez remain in force.
Pedro Sánchez will miss Donald Trump's reception for international leaders in New York, citing scheduling reasons, information from Moncloa. During the UN session, Delcy Rodríguez approached the Spanish prime minister and asked to continue discussing Venezuela.
Javier Oropeza, former mayor of Torres, was arrested in Barquisimeto shortly after returning to Venezuela from exile in Spain. His detention came as US-backed talks on political transition began, prompting opposition leaders to demand his immediate release.
Alex Saab, once a powerful figure in Venezuela, has pleaded guilty to money laundering in a Miami court. He will forfeit 195 million dollars to US authorities. The case exposes high-level corruption linked to Nicolás Maduro’s government.
Quino, a six-year-old Labrador trained to find survivors in disaster zones, died in Valencia after returning from a mission in Venezuela with unexplained hemorrhages. His health quickly declined, leaving veterinarians and his handler searching for answers as support poured in from across Spain.
Quino, a celebrated rescue labrador from Valencia, died after returning from Venezuela with unexplained bleeding. Despite intensive care and support from veterinary specialists worldwide, the cause remained unknown. His death has prompted questions and widespread expressions of solidarity.
José Trinidad Márquez, known as the Camaleón Criollo, was arrested in Madrid for attempting to defraud a businessman of 120,000 euros. Despite more than 20 cases against him, he was released on provisional charges. His scams have targeted major companies for decades.
The US is intensifying economic sanctions on Cuba, pursuing gradual change by 2029. Officials are favoring sustained pressure over immediate intervention, as Cubans face worsening shortages and uncertainty.
Madrid’s traditional festivals are changing as Latin American residents bring their customs to local celebrations. Music, dance, and food from across the Atlantic are reshaping the festivities and the city’s identity.
The new Netflix film 'La Fiera' premieres after a fatal accident during production. The movie explores the passion and risks of BASE jumping in Spain, where several friends lost their lives.
A 7.4-magnitude earthquake struck Chocó, Colombia, causing severe damage and casualties. Airports and roads are disrupted, with power and communication outages reported. Authorities and the U.S. Embassy are responding to the emergency.
A rare, powerful earthquake in Colombia has left nearly 240 people dead. Experts warn of possible aftershocks and describe the event as unusual, with the risk of further seismic activity remaining high.
Valencia, Carabobo, will see light rain and high humidity this Wednesday, with temperatures ranging from 22°C to 29°C. Winds will remain mild, though changing conditions may affect daily routines.
A 7.4-magnitude earthquake struck Colombia, and the initial toll of 51 deaths later rose to 335. Spanish singer David Bisbal was among those caught up in the disaster. The country held a national emergency response drill in October.
Joaquina, 22, is redefining her style with a more experimental approach. Her recent performances at major Spanish festivals highlight her developing sound. The artist explores belonging and the transition to adulthood in her latest work.
Spain's population reached a historic high of 49.8 million by July 2026. The Valencian Community posted the fastest growth, mainly due to arrivals of people born abroad. National figures show a slowdown compared with previous years.
Cayetana Álvarez de Toledo voices concern over Spain’s political climate and questions the Ayuso penthouse case while defending judicial independence. The PP deputy calls for moral and political renewal.
Dora María Téllez, once a Sandinista revolutionary, now lives in exile in Spain. She condemns the Ortega-Murillo regime after Nicaragua's decision to eliminate elections, a move that deepens the country's political crisis.
Rubén Blades gave what may be his last Barcelona concert, delivering a powerful show. The legendary artist moved between classics and new songs, showing his lasting influence on Latin music. The night ended with the crowd singing together.
Bread can go stale quickly when stored improperly, and leading bakers say many people choose the wrong method. They recommend plastic for storage and freezing bread that will not be eaten the same day, helping preserve its texture and flavor while reducing household food waste.
Two Plus Ultra executives have confirmed the authenticity of messages implicating José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero in the airline's €53 million bailout. The court is weighing the legal status of these communications amid ongoing scrutiny.
The PP has stepped up its accusations against the government, alleging direct involvement by Sánchez and Zapatero in the €53 million Plus Ultra bailout. The case raises questions about political influence and possible legal consequences.
Spanish police have detained five suspected members of the ‘Tren de Aragua’ gang after a violent home invasion in León. The suspects, all Venezuelan nationals, are accused of robbing a surgeon’s home and restraining his family.
The head of Plus Ultra has confirmed that José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero was involved in efforts to secure €53 million in public funds for the airline. The case raises questions about political influence and the use of intermediaries during Spain’s pandemic bailouts.
Plus Ultra’s top management has confirmed to Spain’s National Court that a 1% commission was paid to intermediaries in connection with efforts to secure a €53 million state bailout. The admission details the sums involved and the urgency behind the decision.
