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Aldama Testifies Again in Secret Over PSOE Cash Payments Probe
Víctor de Aldama has given another confidential statement in the National Court. The investigation focuses on alleged cash reimbursements within the PSOE. The case involves former minister José Luis Ábalos and his ex-assistant Koldo García.
Delcy Rodríguez Moves to Sue Aldama Over Claims of Venezuelan Oil Envelope
Delcy Rodríguez has begun legal action against Víctor de Aldama after he alleged she delivered a confidential envelope from Venezuela’s state oil company to finance Spain’s PSOE. The dispute now heads to a Madrid court.
Venezuela Earthquake Death Toll Nears 3,000 as Aid Measures Expand
Ten days after the double earthquake in northern Venezuela, the official death toll has reached 2,954. The government is rolling out monthly payments and housing subsidies, but protests and aid shortages persist in the hardest-hit areas.
Protected ETA Witness Exposes Leadership's Control Over Exiles
A former ETA member, now a protected witness, has revealed details about the group's leadership and its control over exiled militants. His testimony is central to a new investigation into ETA fugitives in Venezuela.
Spain Receives Over 1.1 Million Extraordinary Regularisation Requests
Spain has closed its extraordinary regularisation process for undocumented migrants. Over 1.17 million applications were submitted, far exceeding government forecasts. Most requests came from Latin America, with young adults dominating.
Zapatero Linked to Plus Ultra Rescue Demands for Guaranteed Payout
Judicial documents reveal Zapatero's involvement in securing Plus Ultra's €53 million rescue. Investigators found demands for a guaranteed payout, bypassing technical reviews. The case exposes high-level political influence.
Ayuso Questions Lack of Tax Inspections in PSOE Corruption Cases
Isabel Díaz Ayuso calls out the Spanish tax authorities for not investigating corruption cases linked to the PSOE. She demands objective fiscal inspections and offers support to Venezuela after recent earthquakes.
Venezuelan Musicians in Madrid Launch Benefit Concert After Deadly Earthquake
Over a dozen Venezuelan artists in Madrid unite for a charity concert. All proceeds will aid those affected by the recent earthquakes in Venezuela. The event highlights the growing solidarity among expatriates.
Alejandro Sanz Draws 34,000 Fans to RCDE Stadium Despite Slow Start
Alejandro Sanz performed at RCDE Stadium, attracting 34,000 attendees. The concert gained momentum after a slow beginning, with the artist's charisma and classic hits winning over the audience.
Major Earthquakes Leave Thousands Homeless in Central Venezuela
Two severe earthquakes have struck central Venezuela, destroying homes and infrastructure. Thousands, including many children, are now displaced and face urgent humanitarian needs.
Venezuelan Solidarity Surges as Earthquake Exposes State Failures
Thousands in Venezuela mobilize after deadly earthquakes. Civil society leads rescue and aid as state response falters. Foreign teams join efforts amid ongoing chaos and uncertainty.
Venezuela Hit by Twin Earthquakes: Over 900 Dead, Thousands Missing
Two major earthquakes have devastated Venezuela, leaving at least 920 dead and thousands missing. International rescue teams are working in collapsed neighborhoods. Hospitals and shelters are overwhelmed.
Outrage After Disrespect During Minute of Silence for Venezuela at Spain-Uruguay Match
A minute of silence for Venezuela's earthquake victims was disrupted by shouts during the Spain-Uruguay match in Mexico. The incident sparked widespread criticism and debate on social media.
La 1 Tops Ratings with World Cup Ecuador-Germany Match and Venezuela Coverage
La 1 led Spanish TV ratings with a 15.7% share, driven by the Ecuador-Germany World Cup match and live coverage of Venezuela’s earthquakes. Entertainment and news programs also posted strong results across key time slots.
Canary Islands Government Confirms Death of Delegate in Venezuela Earthquake
Isabel Jara, the Canary Islands' delegate in Venezuela, has died after her building collapsed during recent earthquakes. Authorities in Spain are now mobilizing support and coordinating with local entities to address the aftermath.
Three Spaniards Confirmed Dead, 99 Missing After Venezuela Earthquake
Spain's Foreign Minister reports three Spanish citizens dead and 99 unaccounted for after the Venezuela earthquake. Four Spaniards remain trapped under debris. A military plane will repatriate stranded tourists.
National Court Demands Specifics Before Venezuela Asked About 14 ETA Fugitives
Spain's National Court has paused a request to Venezuela for information on 14 ETA fugitives. Judges insist each suspect's alleged crimes must be detailed before seeking help. The move affects ongoing investigations into Basque exiles.
Spain Offers Emergency Aid to Venezuela After Deadly Earthquakes
Spain has pledged emergency support to Venezuela after two severe earthquakes left dozens dead. The government is ready to send the UME and coordinate aid through Aecid. No Spanish nationals are reported among the victims.
Judge Questions Zapatero's Defense in Plus Ultra Case
Former Prime Minister Zapatero faced tough scrutiny in the National Court over his role in the Plus Ultra bailout. The judge remained unconvinced by his explanations, highlighting gaps in his consultancy activities.
Judge Upholds Zapatero’s Charges After Intense Interrogation and New Evidence
Former Prime Minister Zapatero remains charged in the Plus Ultra case after a three-hour court interrogation. The judge cites four main sources of evidence. The investigation is still in its early stages.
In which EU countries have foreigners become vital to the labor market after the pandemic
Migrants accounted for nearly half of economic growth in Spain and the EU. Since 2022, foreign workers have generated 40% of GDP growth in the EU. In Spain, their contribution was crucial in offsetting the decline in the local working-age population.
Spain sees rise in asylum seekers with severe health conditions
CEAR reports rise in refugees with severe injuries and mental disorders. An increasing number of refugees are arriving in Spain with serious physical and psychological consequences. CEAR calls on authorities to abandon controversial measures from the new European pact and to strengthen protection for vulnerable groups.
New charges emerge in ex-prime minister's case, questions raised about the origin of jewelry
Zapatero Summoned to Court: Plus Ultra Investigation Expands. Former Spanish Prime Minister José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero has been called to testify in the case concerning alleged influence on the bailout of Plus Ultra. The court has added new charges following an assessment of seized valuables. Investigators are seeking clarification on evidence obtained from the United States.
PSOE faces questioning over corruption cases and the Plus Ultra affair
Spanish Senate Summons Teresa Peramato Over Prosecutor Contacts Case. Prosecutor Teresa Peramato is expected to explain meetings with Leire Díez and other involved parties. The Senate is preparing a series of hearings on high-profile cases. The focus is on connections within the prosecutor's office and new questions for the former Prime Minister.
Leader of Latin America's largest crime syndicate eliminated in Bolívar
Tren de Aragua Leader Killed in Joint US-Venezuela Operation. US and Venezuelan authorities conducted a joint operation against Tren de Aragua. As a result, Niño Guerrero, one of the region's most wanted criminals, was killed. The operation took place in southeastern Venezuela.
Oil flow through Hormuz up 50% after partial lifting of restrictions
Brent Plunges Amid Rising Shipments Through Hormuz and US-Iran Talks. Brent prices dropped sharply following reports of restored transit through the Strait of Hormuz. The US and Iran are nearing an agreement that could boost exports. The market is responding with a decline in oil prices.
A spectacular performance by Danny Ocean and the Amalia Hernandez Ballet at the tournament's opening
Venezuelan Singer Danny Ocean Opens 2026 World Cup in Mexico City. The World Cup opening ceremony in Mexico City featured Danny Ocean. The artist, dressed in a wine-colored suit and accompanied by the Amalia Hernández Ballet, set the tone for the evening. His performance was one of the most memorable moments of the event.
A viral video from Spain brings Curaçao into the spotlight of the football world
Satirical Song About Curaçao Becomes a Meme Ahead of 2026 World Cup. A song asking “Where is Curaçao?” has unexpectedly become a hit in the run-up to the 2026 World Cup. The meme has spread across social networks and drawn attention to the tournament's least populous country.
How a Venezuelan Nationalization Tied Together Politics, the Courts, and an Investigation in Spain
Minister and PSOE Deputy Helped Extortion Case Suspect Obtain Citizenship. Santos Cerdán and Minister Félix Bolaños were involved in the citizenship process for Nervis Villalobos. This decision could have affected his possible extradition to the US and is linked to pressure on the anti-corruption prosecutor.
Why Pope Leo XIV Will Not Visit the Island with a Record Number of Migrants
El Hierro Priest to Brief Pope on Migration Crisis in the Canaries. Pope Leo XIV has limited his visit to the Canary Islands, skipping El Hierro. The island will be represented at a meeting with the pontiff by priest Darwin Rivas. He emphasizes that migration is a matter of policy, not policing.
Why Did Spanish Police Receive a Copy of the Plus Ultra Mobile Only Five Years Later
Spanish Court Requests US Confirmation of Phone Data in Zapatero Case. A judge of the National Court has asked the US to legalize data obtained from the former head of Plus Ultra’s phone. The device was copied in Miami without court authorization. This could affect the course of the case against Zapatero.
The match in the USA will be a key test for both teams ahead of the tournament
Iraq and Venezuela to Hold Final Test Before 2026 World Cup. A friendly match between Iraq and Venezuela will take place in the United States. For both teams, this is the last chance to assess their squads ahead of the World Cup. The fixture is scheduled for June 9 at SeatGeek Stadium.
Madrid investigates how Nervis Villalobos obtained Spanish citizenship
Venezuelan Ex-Official's Citizenship: UCO Requests Documents from Spanish Justice Ministry. UCO officers have requested materials from Spain’s Ministry of Justice regarding the citizenship of Nervis Villalobos. His earlier applications were denied, but he was granted status on different grounds. Authorities emphasize the legality of the procedure.
In Texas, teams tested lineups and tactics amid lack of broadcast in Spain
Saudi Arabia and Senegal Play Test Match Ahead of 2026 World Cup in the USA. A friendly match between Saudi Arabia and Senegal took place in San Antonio. The game was part of preparations for the 2026 World Cup. Spanish fans were left without a live broadcast.
A tropical ornamental plant with a toxicity warning has appeared in the chain’s stores
Lidl starts selling anthurium at under 10 euros. Lidl has launched sales of anthurium at €9.99. The plant stands out for its exotic appearance and easy care, but it can be dangerous for children and pets. Safety precautions are important.
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