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Authorities and residents of Galicia supported the language and honored the memory of the writer on Letters Day

Mass rallies held in Galicia in honor of Begoña Caamaño and the language. On Galician Literature Day, thousands of residents took to the streets. The memory of Begoña Caamaño and the defense of the language were at the center of attention. Authorities and activists called for unity and change.

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Car owners in Vigo await court decision on toll congestion refunds

Hundreds of drivers demand refunds for paid traffic jams on AP-9 in Galicia. The En-Colectivo association is demanding that Audasa disclose the list of those affected by traffic jams on the AP-9. A court has ordered refunds in 81 cases, but the company is withholding information. The issue affects hundreds of Galicia residents.

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Police rule out foul play after artist goes missing in Galicia

Body of Singer Seila Esencia Found in Vigo After Two-Week Search. The body of singer Seila Esencia, who disappeared 15 days ago, has been found in Vigo. Police found no signs of violence. The cause of death will be determined by a forensic examination.

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Marta Sánchez speaks for the first time about her feelings after the death of Seila Esencia

Marta Sánchez Shocked by Tragedy: Seila Esencia's Death Shakes the Entire Scene. Marta Sánchez is open about her pain after learning of Seila Esencia's passing. Their collaboration on television was a special chapter for the singer. The story of the disappearance and its tragic outcome is once again making headlines in Spanish media.

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Five rounds left in La Liga: Barcelona are close to the title, but the intrigue remains

Barcelona Extends Lead Over Real Madrid: La Liga Title Race Heats Up. After 33 rounds in Spain’s La Liga, Barcelona leads Real Madrid by 11 points. With five matches remaining this season, fierce competition continues in both the relegation and European qualification zones.

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News: Spain national team forward injured in match against Celta

Lamine Yamal out for the rest of the season after injury in Barcelona match. Lamine Yamal will not play for Barcelona for the remainder of the season due to a thigh injury. The club hopes he will recover in time for the start of the World Cup. The incident occurred after he scored a penalty in the match against Celta.

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Meeting at Reale Arena: How Lineups and Statistics Affect the Match Outcome

Real Sociedad and Getafe: Battle for Europe and Records on the Pitch in San Sebastián. In San Sebastián, Real Sociedad hosts Getafe in a crucial LaLiga match. At stake are European competition spots and new player records. The encounter promises an intense fight and unexpected coaching decisions.

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Current status of wildfires in Galicia: all you need to know

Major wildfires stabilized in Galicia 750 hectares of forest burned. Authorities in Galicia have brought two large wildfires under control Approximately 750 hectares were affected The alert near residential areas has been lifted The causes of the fires are still being investigated

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Соседи неожиданно поставили жёсткие условия — узнайте, что делать, если у вас есть домашний любимец

Galician court upholds residents’ right to ban pets in their building. An apartment owner in Nigrán challenged a ban on dogs. The court sided with the residents, who had unanimously decided on this restriction. Buyers must now consider such limitations in advance.

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Dust from Africa clouds the skies of Galicia, making it harder for residents to breathe, with air quality reaching critical levels and authorities urging caution

Air quality worsens again in Galicia as authorities impose restrictions due to dust. Authorities in Galicia have activated a protocol as air quality declines. Dust from Africa poses a health threat in Ourense and the Vigo area. New measures may impact everyday life in the region.

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The influx of tourists is surging in Gijón, but hotels are running out of space — discover what's driving the boom, what visitors are seeking, and how locals are reacting to the new travel trends in this lively Spanish city

In Gijon, tourist apartments outnumber hotels and reshape the housing market. The number of tourist apartments in Gijon has surpassed hotel accommodations. Authorities are trying to curb the growth, but demand remains strong. This trend is affecting prices and housing availability for local residents.

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What surprises await at the 2026 Goya Awards and where to watch the nominees online

Top Contenders for the Goya Awards 2026: Film List and Where to Watch Them. This year, the Goya Awards are marked by a diverse array of nominees. Spanish cinema is once again in the limelight. Discover which films are competing for the top prize and where you can watch them.

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Unexpected twist: a well-known Spanish employer must bring back the cherished team dinner, sparking new debates over workplace traditions

Court orders company to restore canceled corporate event in a surprise twist. A Spanish court has ruled that canceling a company dinner affects working conditions. The court recognized the cancellation of the event as a significant change in employment terms. This decision could impact other companies across the country.

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Government steps up oversight while taxi drivers demand change

Galicia under fire Hundreds of fines for VTC and a new chapter in the conflict. Over 450 VTC violations recorded in Galicia in a year. Authorities and municipalities clash over regulations. Taxi drivers call for stricter controls and new measures.

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Discover how the loss of a prominent philologist could reshape Galician language heritage, sparking debate and renewed interest across the region

A symbol of the struggle for the Galician language and culture passes away in Spain. At the age of 97, one of the foremost defenders of the Galician language has died. His contribution to the region’s culture and education was truly significant. The public reaction was immediate.

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A bold move by the Ourense City Council and its unexpected repercussions shaking all of Galicia

Ourense authorities cancel paid parking, splitting Galicia into two camps. Ourense abolishes parking meters after 37 years. Authorities did not renew the contract, sparking disputes and chaos. Now, half of Galicia parks for free, while the other half debates the changes.

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Galicia faces its most devastating winter storm in years

Galicia paralyzed as Storm Ingrid brings record winds and heavy snowfall. Galicia has been hit by powerful Storm Ingrid. Winds up to 150 km/h, nine-meter waves, and heavy snow have brought the region to a standstill. Airports, schools, and roads are at risk.

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Internal crisis or opportunity to renew the party

Galician PSOE overcomes harassment scandal and prepares for local elections. Galician socialists seek unity after a high-profile scandal. Party leaders strive to balance power struggles and maintain their influence. Upcoming elections pose tough challenges.

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Who is behind the success of the V16 beacon and why it matters for Spain

How David Regades Helped Netun Solutions Become a Security Market Leader. Netun Solutions rose to the forefront of the industry after the support of David Regades. The company multiplied its growth several times over in just a few years. Discover how politics and business joined forces for a technological breakthrough.

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What loss has shaken Galicia's political scene this week

Gonzalo Caballero Álvarez, father of former PSdeG leader and brother of the mayor, dies in Vigo. Gonzalo Caballero Álvarez has passed away in Vigo. He was a prominent figure in Galician politics, and many remember his contributions to the region.

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Galician Toll Road Scandal — Authorities Promise Driver Refunds

Spanish Supreme Court orders Audasa to refund AP-9 tolls collected during repairs. Audasa must compensate drivers for AP-9 tolls charged during years of renovation work on the Rande Bridge. The court’s ruling affects tens of thousands of motorists. Find out how to claim your refund.

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75 Years of Struggle for Language and Identity: The Story of Galaxia Publishing House

How Galaxia Saved Galician Culture from Oblivion and Franco’s Dictatorship. The publishing house Galaxia became a bastion of Galician culture. It survived censorship, preserved the language, and brought authors together. Discover how Galaxia changed the course of the region’s history.

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Tragedy on the Galician Coast — Rescuers Recover Body from the Water

Driver Dies After Car Plunges Into the Sea at Vilanova de Arousa Port. A car with a man inside ended up in the sea at the port of Vilanova de Arousa. Emergency services responded to the scene. Divers recovered the man's body from the water. The cause of the incident is under investigation.

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Party on the Brink of Division: Accusations, Resignations, and Demands for Change

Internal Crisis in Galician PSOE: Wave of Criticism Over Harassment Case. Tensions are rising within the Galician branch of the PSOE. Two open letters and hundreds of signatures are demanding accountability over the harassment scandal. The leadership faces mounting pressure and calls for change.

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Why Letizia's Father Considers Cooking the Art of Communication – Surprising Details

Queen Letizia's Father Shares Insights on Cooking and Family Traditions. Queen Letizia's father spoke about his passion for gastronomy, insisting that cooking is a way to share emotions. His remarks surprised guests at a book presentation in Vigo.

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How a Region in Northwestern Spain is Surprising Europe: Growth, Technology, and Exports

Galicia Emerges as a Magnet for Investors Driven by Innovation and Strong Traditions. Galicia has entered the top five regions in attracting foreign investment. The region is focusing on technology, exports, and nurturing local talent. Discover how tradition and innovation are reshaping the economy.

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Galicia Attracts Business and Innovation: How It Works in Practice

How the Forum in Galicia Became a Hub for Investors and New Regional Ideas. An investors’ forum was held in Galicia, where participants discussed exports, innovation, and the region’s development. Experts explained how tradition is merging with modern technology.

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Innovation and Roots: How Galicia is Transforming Spain's Economy

Galicia Unites Tradition and Technology for Regional Global Success. Galicia is setting an example for all of Spain, blending innovation with a respect for tradition. Discover how local talent is shaping the region’s economic future.

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DGT plans major operation – how holiday traffic will change

Nearly 6 Million Trips Expected on Spanish Roads During December Holidays. A record number of trips is forecast on Spain's roads during the December holidays. The DGT is implementing special safety measures on highways. Find out which cities are set to be the most popular destinations.

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How Constitutional Court Rulings Reshaped Galicia's Political Landscape

PP Expands Its Power in Galicia Through Alliances With Defectors in Municipalities. Dozens of mayors have changed in Galicia over the past two years. The PP is strengthening its position by forming alliances with former opponents. Court rulings have opened new avenues for political maneuvering.

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18 out of 34 strategic minerals found in the region — a boost for the economy and technology

Galicia Could Earn Up to 45 Billion Euros from EU Critical Minerals Extraction. Galicia leads Europe in reserves of critical minerals. Regional authorities are counting on an economic breakthrough. Discover what valuable resources lie beneath Galician soil.

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Where to Move in Spain for True Happiness: Cities with the Best Quality of Life Ranked

Best Cities to Live in Spain in 2025 Revealed. Looking for the perfect place to settle down? We've put together a fresh ranking of cities, evaluating safety and cost of living. Discover where life is most comfortable—some of the results may surprise you.

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Western Spain loses patience as Europe delays—regions see development opportunities slip away

Talavera Authorities Demand Accelerated Launch of Madrid–Lisbon High-Speed Rail. Talavera officials and the business community are calling for the construction of the Madrid–Lisbon high-speed rail line. The project promises economic growth and new jobs. While the EU has postponed the launch to 2034, regional leaders are urging for a faster timeline.

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How scammers duped investors and lenders: inside details of the scheme’s exposure across multiple regions

Large-Scale Property Power of Attorney Scam Uncovered in Spain. Twenty-two people have been arrested for their involvement in a sophisticated real estate fraud scheme. The perpetrators used forged documents to secure loans against other people’s properties. Losses for investors and financial institutions exceeded €1.2 million.

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Tax Office Scandal: A Decade-Long Investigation Uncovers High-Profile Case in Galicia

Former Head of Vigo Tax Authority to Stand Trial for Corruption. The former chief of Vigo’s tax office is accused of accepting bribes and abusing his position. The investigation lasted nearly a decade. The trial is not expected to begin until 2026.

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