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291 newsWhat secrets are uncovered during night inspections on Spain’s main railway line
High-speed trains between Madrid and Barcelona reach 300 km/h again. Adif has restored the maximum speed on the Madrid-Barcelona line after overnight maintenance. Temporary restrictions have been lifted on almost the entire route. Safety and reliability are again under scrutiny
What are Spanish railways keeping from their passengers
Train drivers slow down en masse on Madrid-Barcelona line after Córdoba accident. High-speed train drivers between Madrid and Barcelona have started reducing speed on a dangerous stretch. The move follows recent incidents and complaints about vibrations. Passengers are increasingly concerned about safety.
Why are patients rapidly losing trust in hospitals
Nearly 15,000 complaints about medical errors in Spain in one year — alarming figures. In 2025, Spain saw a sharp increase in complaints against doctors. Nearly 15,000 cases and 951 deaths. Patients blame an indifferent and overburdened healthcare system.
Why Spanish regions are ready for open confrontation with Madrid
PP Regional Leaders Gather in Zaragoza to Oppose Financing Reform. In Zaragoza, PP's regional leaders are strategizing their response to the new financing scheme. Tensions with the Sánchez government are on the rise. A decisive battle for resources is ahead.
Which regions will lead the new industrial revolution in the country
Spain Could Gain Billions of Euros from New Industries and Data Centers. Major IT and renewable energy projects are being prepared in Spain, promising a significant boost for the country’s economy. Find out which regions are set to become the epicenter of these changes.
Who will come out on top in the billion-euro showdown between Madrid and the regions
Popular Party Opposes New Funding Scheme Promises Doubts and Internal Struggles. A fierce debate is unfolding in Spain over the reform of regional financing. PP leaders oppose the changes but leave room for compromise. Internal disagreements could reshape the political landscape.
Who will come out on top in the Spanish Senate's battle for the truth
Spanish Senate launches new SEPI investigation despite case secrecy. The Senate has approved a commission to investigate SEPI. Government and opposition trade accusations. Political tensions rise amid high-profile cases.
What secrets are hidden in politicians’ messages during the disaster
PSOE accuses Feijóo of indifference to DANA tragedy and focus on Mazón's image. A scandal is brewing in Spain over Feijóo's actions during DANA. Socialists accuse him of apathy and dishonesty. The political battle reaches a new level.
Scandal or reform Who will come out on top in the political showdown
Feijóo Plans to Change Rules for Deputies and Senators to Remove Their Immunity. People's Party leader Feijóo proposes a reform that would prevent politicians from evading court. He promises no deputy will be above the law. Heated debates and new regulations are ahead
What will Storm Goretti bring and when will the weather change
Spain to See Warmer Weather by Weekend After January Cold Snap. Spain's cold spell will give way to warmer temperatures by the weekend. Forecasters predict rising temperatures, though winter still holds its grip. Find out which regions will remain chilly and what to expect from cyclone Goretti.
Who will snag a €9 ticket for the high-speed train
Ouigo launches major ticket sale across Spain up to 33 euros. Ouigo offers 680,000 tickets at discounted prices. Travel available on all routes. Offer valid until January 14—don't miss your chance.
How will train and bus passengers be affected in 2026
Spain to launch new transport passes and change travel regulations. New travel passes will be introduced in Spain in 2026 while transport and airfares are set to change. Find out how these updates could affect your journeys.
What surprises will January’s bad weather bring this year
Snowstorm Francis brings Madrid and major Spanish cities to a standstill. Heavy snowfall sweeps Madrid, Ávila, Zaragoza and Lugo as temperatures plummet and roads turn to ice. Spaniards ring in the new year with a true taste of winter
How One Woman Changed the Course of Catalonia Forever
Maria Eugenia Cuenca, the First Woman in the Catalan Government, Has Died. Maria Eugenia Cuenca has passed away at the age of 78 She became the first woman in the Catalan government and her impact on regional politics remains a subject of debate
Who will seek revenge in the 2026 Battle for Aragón
Political duel in Aragon Azcón and Alegría face off again as elections approach. A new political standoff is brewing in Aragon Azcón and Alegría are set for another electoral showdown Their contest will shape the future of the region and their parties
A mysterious story in the Urdiceto mountains keeps search teams on edge
Major search operation underway in the Pyrenees after avalanche as tourist missing. Rescuers are searching for a tourist trapped by an avalanche in the Urdiceto mountains, Huesca province. The operation is now in its second day. Details of the incident have gripped the attention of Spain.
The restoration fail that turned a Spanish town into a global meme
Cecilia Giménez Passes Away in Spain — The Woman Who Changed Borja’s Fate. Cecilia Giménez has passed away at the age of 94. Her unusual painting restoration in Borja brought worldwide fame to the town. A story that transformed attitudes toward mistakes.
How Vox’s decision could reshape regional politics
Vox refuses to back Zaragoza budget and escalates rift with PP in Aragon. Vox abruptly breaks off talks with the PP in Zaragoza putting the city budget at risk Political tensions grow in Aragon and Extremadura
Spain's most surprising locations for new housing developments and record growth
Spain transforms where new districts and 100,000 flats will appear in 2025. In 2025, Spain stuns with the scale of construction. New neighborhoods are emerging where no one expected them. Experts debate the future of the housing market. Why are developers rushing while authorities sound the alarm? Read on to find out who is changing the map of the country and where.
Who is in the crown princess’s inner circle Unexpected revelations and rumors
Friends and Secrets of Princess Leonor What We Know About Her Circle. Leonor de Borbón remains a mystery to Spaniards. Her personal life and friendships are shrouded in secrecy. Find out who might be close to the future queen and why her circle sparks so many questions.
What’s behind the fresh debate over the wall paintings from the Sigena Monastery
Ministry of Culture May Be Involved in Decision on the Fate of Sijena Frescoes. Catalan museum calls for Ministry of Culture to join expert commission. Decision on returning the Sijena frescoes is being delayed. Preservation of these unique paintings sparks debate.
Volveremos in Argonne — How to Keep Your Balance in December
Zaragoza Residents Rush to Spend Volveremos Bonuses Before Year-End. The Volveremos program is active in Zaragoza and 61 municipalities. Over €2.1 million in bonuses are waiting to be claimed. Use your bonuses before December 31, or they’ll expire.
Spanish university launches unique program on consciousness studies – A new era for mind science
Zaragoza Launches Spain’s First Chair in Contemplative Science and Neuroscience. The University of Zaragoza has launched a Chair in Contemplative Science, bringing together neuroscience, psychology, and mindfulness practices. This new initiative promises to transform approaches to mental health and education.
Where is skiing cheapest in Spain? And where is the most expensive resort
Ski Resort Prices in Spain for the 2025-2026 Season: From 53 to 172 Euros. The 2025-2026 ski season opens with significant price differences across resorts. The most affordable options are found in Castilla y León, while Aragón offers the priciest packages. Find out where to get the best value for your winter getaway.
Millions Through a Shell Company — How Leire Díez’s Scheme Operated
UCO Investigation: Fake Zaragoza-Based Company at the Center of Corruption Scandal. A scheme involving the siphoning of funds through a staffless company has been uncovered in Spain. The case features large sums of money, luxury real estate, and high-profile figures. More details in our report.
Seven minors and two adults at the center of an investigation—what sparked the conflict
Nine Teenagers Arrested in Mollet del Vallès After Two Brawls Near Train Station. Police in Mollet del Vallès have arrested nine youths following two fights near the railway station. Seven of those detained are minors. The clashes reportedly stemmed from a personal dispute among the teenagers.
Cafés, lottery tickets, and high-profile arrests — what’s behind La Bola
La Bola Bar in Seville at the Center of UCO Investigation and Arrests. The owner of La Bola café on Isla de la Cartuja, a former head of SEPI, has been detained. The bar came under scrutiny following UCO raids and suspicions of money laundering. The atmosphere at the establishment has changed dramatically.
PSOE ready to cooperate with Azcón's government — but demands reforms
Pilar Alegría Offers Conditional Budget Support to Aragon’s PP. Pilar Alegría has announced PSOE’s readiness to support Aragon’s 2026 budget. The Socialists have set several conditions: improvements in healthcare, education, and the tramway extension. The decision could impact the region’s political balance.
Why the Unique Frescoes Have Not Yet Returned to Aragon – Details of the Ongoing Dispute
Legal Battle Over Sijena Frescoes Continues Six Months After Court Ruling. A court ordered the return of the Sijena monastery frescoes from Barcelona to Aragón. Six months later, the artworks remain in place as disputes over preservation and complex technical issues persist.
Discover Aragon’s Hidden Gem: Affordable Wellness and Relaxation Awaits
Why You Should Visit the Ariño Thermal Resort in Teruel This Summer. Ariño in Teruel is the perfect place to recharge. With its cozy thermal resort, fresh air, and tranquility, it's no wonder visitors return again and again. Discover what makes this spot so irresistible.
Parliament prepares for decisive vote — what will change for renters
Catalonia's Seasonal Housing Rental Law Receives Council of Guarantees Approval. Catalonia’s Council of Guarantees has backed the draft law on seasonal rentals. One of its provisions sparked debate. Parliament will review the bill on December 15.
Rare Works of Art Saved from Illegal Sale – Unique Discoveries
30 Historic Relics from Belorado Monastery Discovered in Orduna. Valuable artifacts removed from the Belorado Monastery have been seized in Orduna. The confiscated items include 17th-century paintings, a medieval Christ figure, and a 16th-century will. The operation uncovered an attempt at the illegal sale of cultural heritage.
Scandal Surrounding Former PSOE Secretary — New Details Emerge in the Case
Santos Serdán Appears in Navarre Court After Release From Prison. Santos Serdán has made another appearance at the Navarre court. He is required to check in every two weeks. The court has restricted his freedom following his release from prison. The investigation remains ongoing.
Murcian Cuisine That Will Surprise You: 7 Dishes Everyone Must Try
A Gastronomic Guide to Murcia: 7 Must-Try Dishes. Discover the cuisine of Murcia. Learn about the region’s signature dishes. Experience the flavors of southeastern Spain. Explore unique local recipes. Read our complete gastronomic guide.
Earthquake Felt in Vistabella and Panís — What Do We Know About Seismic Activity in the Region?
Minor Nighttime Earthquake Alarms Residents in Several Zaragoza Towns. A minor tremor was recorded overnight near Zaragoza, with the epicenter close to Aladrén. Residents in several communities felt the vibrations. Full details in our report.
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