Four members of a family died after their car left a straight stretch of road near Malva in Zamora and struck a culvert. The victims were a man aged 59 and a woman aged 29, alongside two children aged three and two.
Santiago Abascal said at a Vox rally in Zamora that he intended to file a complaint against subdelegate Ángel Blanco. Police identified about 20 protesters near Plaza de La Marina; they dispersed without further incident.
Juan de Dios Molina has taken over as president of the Sociedad Española de Psiquiatría Clínica after serving as vice-president. His board plans to focus on physical health in people with mental disorders and training for younger professionals.
Francisco Guarido, the only IU mayor in Spain, has publicly criticized the outdated language and dress code in the Casa Real’s invitation to the National Day reception. His response has reignited debate over protocol and inclusion at official royal events.
A camp has formed in Madrid's Puerta del Sol after a housing march on 26 September 2026. Organisers are demanding urgent action on evictions, rent increases and the proposed "decreto Maricarmen".
Zamora’s forecast shifted from expected rain to no precipitation for the weekend as meteorological models were updated. The change left residents facing dry skies and highlighted the uncertainty of local weather predictions.
After two decades in construction, Francisco José González García, known as Fran, traded his stable job for the uncertain world of beekeeping. He now manages 400 hives across three provinces, producing and selling natural honey under the Mielegante brand. His story reveals the challenges and rewards of rural self-employment in Spain.
Buying a home in Spain now requires sharply different incomes depending on where you live. In Madrid, Barcelona, and San Sebastián, the required net salary is more than double the national average, while smaller cities remain far more accessible. A new study reveals the figures behind Spain’s housing divide.
Castilla y León’s firefighters report critical staffing shortages and unsafe conditions after Spain’s worst wildfire season, with training also lacking. Unions and workers warn of inhumane workloads and urgent risks.
Thousands of listings for Spanish homes with gardens and barbecues start at €45,000, but the cheapest options often come with major drawbacks. From missing utilities to financing hurdles, buyers need to look beyond the headline price to avoid costly surprises.
National Police in Oviedo have detained two Georgian nationals linked to home burglaries in Asturias and Zamora. The suspects allegedly used discreet markers to identify unoccupied properties. Authorities urge residents to stay alert.
After being tranquilized and relocated 50 kilometres away to reduce risks, Tomás, a 180-kilo stag, walked back to Linarejos in less than a week. His return has delighted locals but reignited concerns about human interaction and wildlife safety.
Every week, María Luisa Díaz Gallego prepares 240 half-meter bocadillos at Bar La Revuelta in Zamora, drawing crowds with generous portions and simple fillings, while prices start at 7 euros. Her approach draws on experience and teamwork, with customer connection at its center.
Spain’s brown bear population has rebounded from fewer than 70 to more than 400 in thirty years. New genetic estimates highlight progress and ongoing challenges as bears expand into new regions, raising questions about coexistence and future risks.
Castilla y León faces another record wildfire under Alfonso Fernández Mañueco. Firefighters report persistent resource problems, while the president’s subdued approach contrasts with national calls for urgent action.
Castilla y León now has one of Spain’s highest concentrations of speed cameras, with 401 devices monitoring roads across all nine provinces. The DGT aims to enforce speed limits and improve road safety as summer travel peaks.
A livestock farm in Tauste, Zaragoza, has installed floating solar panels on its manure lagoon, with the system expected to meet up to 53% of the farm’s electricity needs while reducing gas emissions. The project uses existing space to generate renewable energy without taking up additional land.
The wildfire in Fermoselle, Zamora, remains out of control after a night of intensive firefighting. Two more villages have been evacuated, and authorities warn that stronger winds could hamper efforts to contain the flames.
One of Spain’s largest recent wildfires has burned an area estimated at 38,000 to 63,000 hectares in Ávila. Firefighters describe chaotic conditions and call for urgent improvements to response systems. Exhaustion and poor coordination have complicated the effort.
Plex, one of Spain’s most influential creators, is preparing to face Fernanfloo in a high-profile boxing match at La Velada del Año VI. The event is drawing attention for its star power, with personal stories adding to its reach across digital culture.
Valencia’s new budget introduces strict residency requirements for public housing. Military associations warn the rules could exclude highly mobile workers. The changes follow a PP-Vox deal and raise concerns about discrimination.
Aitor Hermoso entered the workforce with no experience and little direction. After completing a tailored training program, he now holds a permanent position at a Zamora sausage factory, helping his family and planning for independence. His story highlights the challenges and opportunities facing young jobseekers in Spain.
Firefighters in Castilla y León report ongoing shortages of helicopters and trained staff. Early wildfires and high temperatures are raising concerns about the region's preparedness, while promised investments from authorities remain largely unseen.
For 50 years, José Antonio Mateo has transformed discarded X-rays into striking works of art with a scalpel and a steady hand. His rare method, developed in Madrid, is now on display in his own neighborhood.
Authorities and Firefighters Clash Over Readiness for Fire-Prone Summer in Castile and León. As the heat season begins in Castile and León, a dispute unfolds between the government and firefighters. Meteorologists warn that heavy rainfall has fueled vegetation growth, raising the risk of major wildfires. Questions about the region’s preparedness remain unresolved.
Tragedy in Villaralbo Three-Year-Old Dies in Home Pool. In Villaralbo, a three-year-old boy drowned in a family swimming pool. Despite the efforts of emergency services, the child could not be saved. The incident has sparked renewed debate about child safety in Spain.
In Sanabria, villages unite to protect against forest fires. In Sanabria, villages face the threat of wildfires caused by overgrown forests. Local authorities and residents are launching a joint project to manage the land. This initiative could transform regional safety and the economy.
Record Growth in the Number of Foreign Workers in Castile and León. Castile and León has seen a sharp increase in foreign workers. However, January recorded a decrease compared to December. Provincial data surprises and sparks debate
Snowstorm Ingrid paralyzes traffic on dozens of Spanish roads. Snowstorm Ingrid has hit Spain, blocking 53 roads. Drivers are stranded, schools are closed, and authorities are imposing restrictions. The situation on highways remains tense.
Ingrid Blizzard Paralyzes Northern and Central Spain Causing Chaos on the Roads. The Ingrid snowstorm has hit Spain. Major roads are closed and hundreds of trucks are stranded. Authorities are canceling classes while storm surges threaten the coastline. The situation is rapidly deteriorating.
Snowstorm Ingrid brings traffic to a standstill on dozens of Spanish roads. A powerful cyclone Ingrid has struck Spain, bringing chaos to roadways. Hundreds of routes are closed and truck movement is banned. Find out which regions have been hit hardest.
Northern Spain Faces Food Shortages Due to Truck Transport Suspension. A sudden halt in freight transport has paralyzed deliveries to northern regions. Stores may soon run low on goods. The situation is causing concern among residents and businesses.
Venialbo Residents to Decide Fate of Abandoned Shrine Transferred by Church. Venialbo (Zamora) prepares to vote on returning an abandoned shrine to municipal ownership. Locals hope to restore the temple as a focal point of village life. The final decision will be made by the community itself, determining the future of this historic landmark.
Virtual Violence: How a Campaign in Zamora Exposed the Widespread Digital Abuse of Women. A campaign in Zamora spotlighted digital violence against women. Provocative posters and a website sparked widespread debate as residents reacted swiftly to privacy threats.
Galicia to Open Spain's First Public Proton Therapy Center. In 2026, Galicia will launch the country’s first proton therapy center, equipped with cutting-edge technology and ready to serve patients from across northwest Spain. Discover how this unique facility is being built and what it means for future patients.
