Feijóo declared €769,779 in financial assets
Alberto Núñez Feijóo’s August 2023 declaration lists €769,779.09 in financial assets, three homes and two garage spaces. It gives no current property valuations or calculation of his total net worth.
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Stories follow city events, incidents, festivals, road changes, documents, services and neighborhood issues with useful context for residents and visitors.
Feijoo pledges to invest more in Vigo than any Spanish PM
At a packed PP rally in Vigo, Alberto Núñez Feijoo pledged that if he becomes prime minister he will invest more in the city than any predecessor. Alfonso Rueda named winning Vigo’s mayoralty as a party target.
Experts warn vaccine falsehoods could revive controlled diseases
At a congress in Vigo, experts warned that misinformation could revive diseases Spain had brought under control. They pointed to clear, credible information as a way to address public doubts.
Vari Caramés Takes Spain’s 2026 Photography Prize
Vari Caramés has received Spain’s 2026 National Photography Prize, worth €30,000. The jury praised his use of blur and the role his work has played in Galician culture since the 1980s.
Vigo holds vigil for Maricarmen amid housing protests
Vigo will hold a vigil for Maricarmen on 12 October at 19.00. Organisers link her death to housing speculation, while independent reporting has not established a medical causal connection to the eviction.
Vigo Socialist Tribute Deepens Housing Fight
A minute of silence for Maricarmen brought Vigo’s socialists together. The absence of PP and BNG sharpened a dispute over rent controls and the city’s housing policy.
Pedro Sánchez tours Delta Vigo to back Galicia’s aerospace ambitions
Pedro Sánchez made a high-profile stop at Delta Vigo’s basic plant, signaling government support for the Galician engineering group’s growing role in Airbus projects. The visit highlighted Delta’s technical expertise and expanding presence in the European aerospace sector.
El Alcampo de Aldaia encabeza el ahorro en la cesta española
Aldaia’s hypermarket is once again Spain’s cheapest, information from the OCU. Switching stores can save an average of 1,310 euros a year and as much as 4,381 euros in Madrid.
San Simón memorial honours Francoist prisoners and those who helped them
Families in Redondela honoured prisoners held on San Simón and San Antón. The ceremony also recognised women who risked punishment to help them survive.
Respiratory viruses leave Galicia's health services with little room to spare
Covid and flu are driving more people to Galicia's health services. Primary care access varies sharply between centres, while hospital emergency departments face another rise in patients.
Winning Numbers Shake Up Lotería Nacional as 91770 Strikes Again
The Lotería Nacional delivered a rare twist as number 91.770 claimed the top prize for the second time in less than three weeks. With major winnings spread across Spain and strict rules for claiming prizes, this draw stands out for both its luck and its logistics.
Spain faces new vaccine challenges as scientific momentum grows
Spain’s leading immunologists are tackling emerging pathogens and vaccine new idea. The latest congress received a record 284 scientific submissions. Experts say ongoing research and public trust remain critical to future protection.
Galicia eyes Xacobeo 2027 to boost business tourism
Galicia is betting on Xacobeo 2027 to reshape its business tourism sector. With a focus on premium experiences and sustainable growth, the region aims to attract high-spending visitors and establish itself as a year-round MICE destination.
Spanish patrol ships join Frontex rescue mission in the Channel
Frontex has deployed Spanish patrol vessels Duque de Ahumada and Río Segura to the English Channel for a rescue operation. Their remit is to save lives, with no boat interceptions, as Europe faces mounting pressure over migrant crossings.
Galician Urban Music Pushes Spanish Teens to Embrace a New Language
Young musicians in Galicia are getting crowds to sing in Galician-even those from Spanish-speaking homes. Viral tracks and packed shows point to a real cultural shift, challenging official language policies and reaching far beyond the region.
Galician Court Orders INSS to Restore Sick Leave for Injured Welder
A Galician welder who lost sight in one eye has secured a second period of sick leave after the INSS tried to block his claim. The court ruled that his psychiatric diagnosis was a separate illness, overturning the agency’s refusal and clarifying the rules for workers with complex recoveries.
Orca Attack Disables Yacht Off Vigo: Scientists Reveal the Real Trigger
An orca destroyed a yacht’s steering near Vigo, forcing a tense return to port. Marine biologists on the scene say the animal reacted to the vessel’s speed, not out of aggression. The incident reflects a growing pattern along Spain’s Atlantic coast.
Galician Court Orders Return of €2,520 IMV to Divorced Mother
A divorced mother from Vigo will recover €2,520 in Ingreso Mínimo Critical after a court ruled that she did not act in bad faith, despite exceeding the income threshold. The decision highlights the importance of subsistence benefits and the limits of automatic claims by Social Security.
Celta Finalizes Signing of Moroccan Forward Driouech from PSV
Celta has agreed a deal with PSV Eindhoven for Couhaib Driouech. The Moroccan winger will join on a long-term contract in a transfer valued at just under €7 million, adding depth to Celta's attack.
Vigo Mayor Abel Caballero Promises Bigger Stage for Bad Bunny
Vigo's mayor, Abel Caballero, says the city could offer Bad Bunny a better stage than anywhere else. He also dismisses Felipe González's political influence and insists Pedro Sánchez's leadership is far from over.
Franco-Era Relics Fuel Vintage Trade in Galicia Amid House Clearances
Objects from Spain’s Franco era are resurfacing in Galicia’s antique markets. House clearances are bringing rare memorabilia to light, including items linked to unresolved scandals. Collectors and dealers report rising demand, alongside controversy.
Sinsal Festival Faces Scrutiny After San Simón Declared Democratic Memory Site
The Sinsal Festival opens its 16th edition on San Simón Island under renewed scrutiny. Now designated a Democratic Memory Site, the island hosts secret concerts for a maximum of 800 attendees. Local authorities are questioning the event’s future.
Celta Announces 25-Man Squad for Preseason Opener Against SC Braga
Celta faced SC Braga in its first preseason match of the 26/27 campaign. Coach Claudio Giráldez named a 25-player squad for the game in Portugal, bringing together established names and emerging talents.
Enma López Challenges PSOE Leadership in Madrid Mayoral Primaries
Enma López, a Madrid city councillor, has entered the PSOE primaries to run for mayor. Her move, opposed by party leaders, has sparked debate over loyalty and strategy. The contest could reshape the party’s future in the capital.
Vigo City Council Skips Key Meeting on Finca Matías Park Extension
Vigo’s local government missed a impressive meeting on the Finca Matías macropark, drawing criticism and raising concerns about delays. With deadlines approaching, the project’s future is uncertain.
Galician High Court Overturns License Annulment for Cabo Estai Luxury Villas
The TSXG has reversed a court decision that blocked five luxury villas in Cabo Estai. Judges found the legal challenge was fraudulent and filed out of time, restoring the original municipal license.
Heatwave Forces Outdoor Activity Ban in 109 Galician Municipalities
Galicia faced a severe heatwave, with inland temperatures nearing 40°C. Authorities issued a red alert in 109 municipalities and suspended outdoor sports. The episode disrupted daily life and prompted emergency measures across the region.
Five Cars That Secured the Future of Spain’s Biggest Auto Plants
A handful of car models helped keep Spain’s major auto factories running and safeguard jobs. These five vehicles became the backbone of their plants and helped shape the country’s automotive industry.
Sanxenxo Awaits the Exiled King: Abu Dhabi Heat Forces Change of Plans
Juan Carlos I Returns to Spain for Regatta and Will Stay for the Summer. Former King of Spain Juan Carlos I is arriving in Galicia to take part in a regatta. He will stay in Europe for the next few weeks instead of returning to Abu Dhabi, spending the summer there. The reasons are preparation for the European Championship and the climate.
Several major events in Andalusia and Valencia will not take place this summer
Summer music festivals in Spain massively cancelled due to low ticket sales. The Solaris Nerja, Oh See! Nerja, Fortaleza Sound, and Big Sound festivals are being cancelled in Spain. The reasons are low ticket demand and financial difficulties. Organizers are issuing refunds and reassessing their plans for the future.
Southern Spain braces for heat: forecasters warn of nights above 20°C
Galicia Braces for Sharp Temperature Surge up to 34 Degrees. Galicia is entering a period of abnormal heat. As early as Friday, temperatures in the southern regions could reach 34 degrees. Authorities are warning of a sudden change in weather conditions.
The Catalan club takes the lead in a tense match against Celta Fortuna
Jordi Cano's Goal Gives Europa the Edge in Balaídos Semi-Final. In the play-off semi-final at Balaídos stadium, Europa took the lead thanks to a spectacular goal by Jordi Cano. The Catalan side controlled the game, while Celta Fortuna failed to capitalize on their chances.
Referee decisions and VAR determined the outcome in Vigo
Celta Fortuna reaches playoff final after dramatic match with Europa. In Vigo, Celta Fortuna claimed a come-from-behind victory over Europa to reach the playoff final for promotion to Segunda División. Refereeing decisions and a penalty shootout became the key moments of the match.
Five ships and 2,500 troops sent to the Atlantic for NATO exercises and missions
Spain Deploys Largest Naval Group of the Year to US Coast. The Spanish military has launched a major naval operation: five ships and 2,500 personnel have departed for the US. The group will take part in NATO exercises and celebrations in New York. Ahead lies a key mission for Atlantic security.
Flag collapse and air show cancellation: details of Armed Forces Day in Galicia
Felipe VI Praises Leonor’s Achievements at Military Parade in Vigo. A military parade took place in Vigo with the participation of Felipe VI and Princess Leonor. The event was memorable not only for her debut, but also for a flag incident. The air show was canceled due to weather conditions.