An isolated storm system has prompted a yellow alert for six communities in Spain, warning of intense rainfall, thunderstorms, and wind gusts that could reach up to 70 kilometers per hour.

A disciplinary dismissal based solely on "loss of confidence" is not legally sufficient in Spain, as such dismissals require specific, proven causes and formal guarantees to withstand judicial scrutiny.

The demand for motorhomes continues to rise, particularly in the Valencian Community since the pandemic, leading to a shortage of overnight parking areas as the tourist season begins.

The 'Koldo Case' corruption scandal continues to unfold in Spain, with former minister José Luis Ábalos accusing businessman Aldama of deceiving him and using an associate as bait. The case, which began shortly after the 'Kitchen Case,' involves allegations of an orchestrated operation.

Spain has outlined all regional tax deductions available for the 2025-2026 income tax declaration, with new and existing measures offering significant savings for taxpayers.

Spain's Doñana National Park in Andalusia has recovered after several very dry years, with many birds returning. However, the ecosystem remains under pressure due to climate change.

A business forum between Uzbekistan and Spain was held, successfully fostering stronger economic ties and exploring new avenues for trade and investment between the two nations.

FIFA has launched an investigation into the Spanish football federation after fans were heard singing racist anti-Muslim chants during a match between Spain and Egypt in Barcelona, potentially leading to fines and stadium bans.

Brussels has warned Spain that lowering the VAT on fuel to 10% goes against EU regulations, though the Spanish Treasury replied that the measure is temporary.

An axe attack by a Moroccan national on three neighbors in Montefrío, Granada, has heightened community tensions. The Guardia Civil has increased its presence in the town as an investigation is underway to determine if the aggression was religiously motivated.

A group of experts in Navarra, Spain, is analyzing the death of a young person attributed to nitazene consumption, marking the first confirmed fatality linked to the drug in the country. Nitazenes have become more prevalent following the ban on fentanyl analogs in China.

The son of former Spanish Transport Minister Víctor Ábalos and the brother of his former advisor, Joseba García, have denied corruption allegations and attributed suspicious money movements to a "skirt" issue.

A request by regional authorities to temporarily display Picasso's 'Guernica' at the Guggenheim Bilbao has ignited a national controversy in Spain, with museum experts advising against moving the delicate artwork.

The Spanish Episcopal Conference estimates Pope Leo XIV's apostolic visit to Spain will have an economic impact of 100 million euros, with expenses exceeding 15 million euros, all to be audited by an international firm.

A report details the ten cheapest fixed-rate mortgages available in Spain for April 2026, highlighting interest rates as the primary factor for comparison among financial entities.

Northern Spain recorded its hottest Easter Week since 1954, with new temperature records set on Easter Monday, marking the warmest end to the holiday in seven decades in some areas.

Portugal, Spain, Italy, Germany, and Austria are advocating for the EU to reintroduce taxes on extraordinary profits in the energy sector, sparking debate on whether it's justice or populism.

Wildfires are devastating parts of Asturias and Cantabria in northern Spain, with 54 active blazes, as extreme heat and strong winds for the season hinder firefighting efforts.

A dispute has erupted between leaders of the Madrid and Basque regional governments in Spain, who are clashing over a request to move Picasso's celebrated artwork, Guernica.

Andorra and Spain are confident they will reach an agreement this year on the demarcation of their shared border. The Government of the Principality indicates that discrepancies affect 10 km of the total 64.5 km border.

In March, half of the salaried employment created in Spain consisted of temporary contracts, primarily driven by the hospitality sector in the lead-up to the Easter holidays.

The article analyzes Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez's strategy to emphasize a discourse of "peripheral Spain" during the final stage of his executive term. This suggests a focus on regions outside the traditional power centers or a shift in political messaging.

A travel article explores a charming small town in Southern Spain, posing the question of whether it is a hidden gem for tourists.

Sheinbaum defended the loan of the Gelman Collection, comprising nearly 70 Mexican artworks, to Spain, confirming its scheduled return in 2028 and accusing critics of political opposition.

The fertilizer industry in Spain is warning of potential closures, citing rising raw material and energy costs exacerbated by the ongoing conflict in Iran. This highlights growing pressure on the sector.

King, Spain PM discuss regional developments  Jordan Times

Twenty-three individuals are accused in Spain of removing bodies from coffins just before cremation to resell the caskets. One victim's relative described being shown a photo of her husband's body on a terrace.

Millions of vehicles are causing massive traffic jams in Valencia and Barcelona, with queues up to 16 km on the AP-7, as Spaniards return from their Easter holidays, prompting alerts from the Directorate General of Traffic.

Spain's Popular Party (PP) has condemned the "Kitchen case" and called for accountability, while also pressing Vox to quickly finalize government agreements to avoid political deadlock.

The Spanish political party Sumar is independently engaging in negotiations with other parties to validate a housing/rental decree, proceeding without the support of the PSOE.

An international fugitive, wanted by Moldavian authorities for drug trafficking, has been arrested in Alicante, Spain.

Spain is experiencing summer-like temperatures up to 30 degrees in regions like Galicia, Bilbao, and Seville, but a low-pressure system is expected to bring instability and rain starting tomorrow.

Spain's left-wing minority government has legalized the status of 500,000 "irregular" immigrants, viewing them as an economic opportunity and a way to counter the country's declining population trend.

Luis Bárcenas, former treasurer of Spain's Popular Party, has provided the court with documents detailing the 'abusive treatment' he allegedly suffered in prison during the 'Kitchen' espionage operation.

Political negotiations are underway for potential pacts between Spain's conservative Popular Party (PP) and the far-right Vox party.

Spain's Socialist government is preparing to grant legal status to 500,000 undocumented workers, primarily from Latin America, a move that contrasts with the immigration policies of many other European nations.

British journalist and Master of Wine Sarah Jane Evans states that the world has not yet updated its perception of Spanish wine, highlighting Spain's fascinating and transforming wine scene, from sherry to non-alcoholic sparkling wines.

Over the past two decades, the promise of affordable housing for young people in Spain has gone unfulfilled, with 67% of young adults now living with their parents after being priced out of the market.

Spain's King Emeritus Juan Carlos was present at a bullfight in Seville, where bullfighter Morante de la Puebla dedicated a bull to him.

A journalist living in Málaga writes an opinion piece about the pleasantly different concept of time in Spain compared to the strict scheduling prevalent in Finland, noting that she is intentionally always late, as are others in Spain.

Spain's Popular Party (PP) claims that messages of support for former minister José Luis Ábalos from his colleagues confirm that corruption affects the entire Sánchez government, accusing them of hypocrisy.

In Villarrobledo, Spain, two puppies were rescued from a trash can by a resident. Police identified two men responsible for discarding the puppies, thanks to surveillance camera footage.

A 43-year-old worker died after accidentally ingesting industrial lubricant in a workshop in Tarancón, Cuenca, Spain.

Spanish expatriates living in Dubai report feeling safe and happy, highlighting the freedom their children experience, reminiscent of Spain decades ago, and a good quality of life for adults.

This article discusses the challenges faced by average citizens in Spain, focusing on the 2025 income tax, housing issues, and other everyday struggles, noting that while death and taxes are inevitable, suffering with housing seems to be as well.

Coastal municipalities in Spain are seeking consensus to delay or discard the application of a municipal tourist tax, aiming to avoid competition among themselves.

Growing public concern over odor pollution in countries like Spain is driving citizen science initiatives to measure bad smells, highlighting a significant lack of environmental regulation in this area.

A mountain trail in Calp, Spain, is proudly maintained as one of the cleanest in the country, with signage highlighting its pristine condition.

Cases of 'usucapión,' a legal formula allowing individuals to acquire property through judicial means after long-term possession, are proliferating in Spain as an alternative to buying or inheriting.

Republican Representative Mario Díaz-Balart, a top ally of Senator Rubio, made a politically significant statement asserting that Spain's North African enclaves of Ceuta and Melilla are not geographically in Spain.

A fatal incident in Spain saw a bull fatally gore Ricardo Ortiz, a well-known former matador, while bulls were being unloaded from a truck in Malaga, overshadowing preparations for a Picasso tribute corrida.

Spain's Supreme Court has declared the bankruptcy of a pensioner, who accumulated €20,242 in debt during the pandemic to help his daughter and son-in-law, as "fortuitous." The man was declared bankrupt in 2021.

A man has been seriously injured in a fire that broke out in a ground-floor apartment in L'Hospitalet de Llobregat, Spain, and has been transferred to Moisès Broggi hospital.

Spanish politician Vidal has passionately defended the unity of left-wing parties against the right, vowing not to allow "this bunch of fascists to govern" and rejecting the narrative of an inevitable PP and Vox victory in general elections.

American electric vehicle manufacturer Lucid Motors is reportedly preparing for its market entry into Spain, bringing its luxury electric models to the European country.

This article provides essential information for individuals looking to collect their Spanish pension while residing abroad, detailing the associated costs, necessary procedures, and the varying inequalities depending on the country of residence.

Real Madrid Manager Alvaro Arbeloa has asserted that Spain is not a racist country, despite recent incidents of racist gestures and anti-Muslim chants during a friendly football match between the Spanish and Egyptian national teams.

Prosecutors in Soria, Spain, have launched an investigation into six companies and two mayors for allegedly allowing the Val reservoir's purification system to be used as a dumping ground for pig waste, turning a 96-million-euro project into a 'pig slurry bathtub'.

Several residents were evacuated after the roof of a house collapsed in Esparreguera, Spain; no injuries were reported, and emergency teams were dispatched to the scene.

Holy Week is being celebrated around the globe with various Passion plays and rituals, including impressive processions in Spain, Africa, and Asia.

Vladimir Vertlib's novel 'Der Jude der Kaiserin' tells the story of young Empress Margarita Teresa of Spain and Emperor Leopold I, focusing on mobbing and antisemitism within the Viennese court.

A married couple was found dead in the bathroom of their home in Valencia, Spain, believed to be victims of a gas leak. They were reportedly showering together as one had reduced mobility.

An 18-year-old man has been arrested in Villaviciosa, Asturias, Spain, in connection with the death of his 44-year-old stepfather, who was fatally stabbed with a bladed weapon.

Storms erode the Spanish coasts every year, with entire stretches of beach being restored with tons of sand and cement before the arrival of summer visitors.

International tourism in Spain saw a 12.5% increase in February, with visitors spending 1.166 billion euros and Madrid alone registering 3.5 million overnight stays in the first two months of the year.

A 96-year-old woman named Carme, who is nearly blind, deaf, and lives alone, has been denied a higher level of dependency aid (Grade II) in Spain. Social services experts believe her situation warrants this level of assistance.

The Spanish government and pharmaceutical industry are defending the secrecy surrounding the real cost of medicines, facing demands for transparency from Civio. A key amendment in a separate law is dividing opinions on access to innovation and public funds.

Details for Spain's 2025-2026 income tax campaign have been released, covering key dates, new fiscal developments, deductions, and instructions on how to access and review tax drafts.

The municipality of La Vall Fosca in Spain is undertaking new initiatives to attract residents and revitalize the area. These efforts include establishing a coworking space, a new headquarters for the Aigüestortes i Estany de Sant Maurici National Park, and social housing, two decades after a large-scale tourism complex failed.

The Juan de Mariana Institute calculates that each person dedicates 460,600 euros throughout their life to paying taxes and social security contributions.

Germany is reportedly preparing its army, while Spain is celebrating an unspecified event.

The Spanish series 'El castillo' depicts Spain through the lens of a roadside brothel, with creators emphasizing that 'life inside brothels has nothing erotic about it' and exploring the evolution of illegal women trafficking and prostitution since the late 90s.

Uzbekistan and Spain Sign Cooperation Agreements  UzDaily.uz

The European Commission has sent a letter to the Spanish government, stating that its decision to lower the VAT on fuels to 10% violates European Union rules.

Slovenian basketball superstar Luka Dončić demonstrated his commitment to the season by traveling to Spain for an injection to accelerate his recovery and aid in his team's fight for the title.

The trial for the "Kitchen case," a complex dirty war plot involving espionage and covert operations, continues in Spain's Audiencia Nacional, with the court rejecting attempts by defendants to suspend proceedings and re-indict former PP official María Dolores de Cospedal.

The Spanish government has declared 42 emergency zones following a series of six high-impact storms, including 'Nils', 'Oriana', 'Pedro', 'Regina', 'Samuel', and 'Therese', that hit the country between February 10 and March 30.

The corruption trial has commenced for José Luis Ábalos, Spain's former Minister of Transport and a key figure in Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez's rise, a case that is causing significant discomfort for the ruling party.

A controversy has erupted in France regarding former Spanish King Juan Carlos I's scheduled reception of a literary award at the National Assembly, which also includes a lunch at the French Parliament President's official residence.

Queen Sofía of Spain attended the headquarters of Radio Nacional de España (RNE) to celebrate six decades of Radio Clásica, the station dedicated to classical music.

Spain's Popular Party (PP) is pressing forward with the "Koldo case" investigation, with Zapatero's associate scheduled to appear before the inquiry commission on Thursday, followed by Cerdán's wife and SEPI leadership next week. The case involves allegations of corruption related to mask contracts.

A 55-year-old Polish man, wanted since autumn 2024 for his involvement in organized crime groups that smuggled at least a ton of drugs into the EU, has been arrested in Spain.

Spain's service sector continued to show sustained growth in March, indicating positive economic activity in the country.

Three people have died in a head-on collision involving two vehicles in Campo Lugar, Cáceres, Spain. A 35-year-old woman was also seriously injured and hospitalized.

Several autonomous communities in Spain are expanding their fiscal benefits by introducing new tax deductions for the 2025-2026 tax period, covering expenses such as gyms, pets, and eyeglasses.

Animal protection agency Ade discovered a 'house of horrors' farm in Aragón, Spain, where dead and injured horses were found, prompting a large-scale and costly rescue operation to save 70 equines.

The article emphasizes that food sovereignty is a strategic necessity for both Europe and Spain. This piece likely discusses the importance of self-sufficiency in food production and control over food systems as a critical policy issue.

The European Commission confirms analysis of the joint letter from the Finance Ministers of Portugal, Germany, Spain, Italy, and Austria, but warns: the situation is different from the 2022 crisis.

Spain's Directorate-General for Traffic (DGT) has launched 15 new 'dynamic' speed cameras, each costing nearly 83,000 euros, capable of monitoring up to six lanes in both directions and operating from a tripod or vehicle.

A fire in Gavà, Spain, has led to the closure of the C-32 road and burned 500 square meters of the Baix Llobregat Agricultural Park. The blaze approached nearby greenhouses but they were ultimately unaffected.

Spain's Ministry of Equality has referred a veto in Sagunto to the Prosecutor's Office and initiated actions after detecting discrimination in Holy Week events in Córdoba, Aguilar de la Frontera, and Albacete.

Two months before Pope Leo XIV's visit to Spain, the official program remains unknown, but the motto for the visit has been revealed as 'Alzad la mirada' (Look Up).

Former Spanish King Juan Carlos has made a rare return to Spain, marking a notable public appearance.

Spain's Vox party continues its attacks on the Popular Party (PP) leadership, with Fúster asserting that regional PP branches show more willingness to reach agreements than the national leadership in Génova.

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez has labeled a potential war in Iran as illegal and dangerous, and has prohibited the use of American military bases in southern Spain for any attacks on Tehran.

A man has been arrested in Berriz, Bizkaia, Spain, after allegedly seriously stabbing his partner in front of their children. The woman was airlifted to a hospital, and one of their daughters, 15, sustained minor injuries while attempting to defend her mother.

Mexican artists are protesting a government plan to send a significant collection of Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera's works to Spain, demanding clarification on the duration of their stay abroad.

A provisional report from the DGT indicates that 27 people have died on Spanish roads since the beginning of Semana Santa, worsening the figures compared to the same period in 2025.

The International Women's Forum (IWF), a global organization with a 20-year presence in Spain, is actively working to increase women's representation in various sectors, including technology.

The extension of rental contracts in Spain is causing a paralysis in the housing market, as the sector warns of a halt in new supply due to legal uncertainties. This measure is creating doubts among landlords and investors.

Spain's large pork industry is actively seeking ways to protect its farms from African Swine Fever (ASF) after the disease was detected in the country late last year. Farmers are concerned about the potential impact on their extensive pig populations.

A young man was hit by a car during a gathering of modified vehicles in Getafe, Spain, where two cars were reportedly skidding in circles; the alleged perpetrator was later arrested.

Amelia Calzadilla, a Cuban exile, delivered a presentation to the Basque Parliament in Spain on March 25, 2026, discussing the reality facing Cuban women.

A former matador was tragically gored to death before the Corrida Picassiana, an annual bullfighting event held in Malaga, Spain, that honors painter Pablo Picasso.

Centuries-old Holy Week processions in Seville, Spain, continue to attract both the faithful and the curious, uniting young and old in a display of sacred and secular pageantry.

Spain's Foreign Minister conveyed the government's condemnation of racist chants in Cornellà to Egypt, affirming that Spain is a 'tolerant and plural country that rejects racism and violence'.

Spain's Popular Party (PP) has launched a parliamentary offensive, demanding urgent explanations and numerous reports from four ministries regarding the 'Forestalia case,' which involves alleged administrative and environmental prevarication in renewable energy projects.

A former minister from the Sánchez government in Spain has begun trial, facing accusations of bribery, influence peddling, embezzlement of public funds, involvement in a criminal organization, and exploiting privileged information.

Spain's Directorate-General for Traffic (DGT) issued over six million fines in 2025, setting a new record with one fine every 12 minutes, with Andalusia and Madrid being the regions with the most penalties.

Olot, Spain, continues to maintain its distinctive industry of manufacturing religious statues, though only one workshop remains from the 40 that thrived after the post-war period.

A study by MIT has brought to light the extensive issue of illegal urban development on rural land in Mallorca, Spain, revealing thousands of unrecorded properties.

Far-right governments and movements in Spain, the US, and Argentina are actively rewriting historical narratives, questioning official accounts of past events and highlighting the risks of revisionism lacking rigor.

An analysis suggests that merely changing investment patterns is insufficient to guarantee a better economic model in Spain, emphasizing the need for prior steps beyond just real estate.

Sonatrach, Algeria's state-owned energy company, is highlighted as a crucial gas supplier for Spain, controlling the flow of natural gas through the Medgaz pipeline and maritime transport.

Spain is experiencing significantly increased temperatures across much of the Iberian Peninsula this Holy Saturday, with highs exceeding 25 degrees Celsius.

Two young individuals have been arrested in Spain for stealing a mobile phone and a television from a couple who intended to buy drugs from them, fleeing the scene on scooters.

Spain is experiencing a record number of vehicles, with an average of 1.3 vehicles for every licensed driver. Cars constitute the majority of registered vehicles, followed by trucks and motorcycles.

Spanish PP leader Feijóo revealed a conversation with Vox leader Abascal following the Castilla y León elections, emphasizing they "cannot disappoint the people." The two leaders have re-established contact to unblock ongoing negotiations.

Authorities are investigating the death of a man in a house fire in Tudela, Valladolid, with "indications of criminality" noted, especially after a car was found burning outside the same house a month prior.

Winter storms are increasingly eroding Spain's coastal beaches, prompting trials of solutions such as dune restoration and site deconstruction to combat the sand loss.

As tourist spending in Spain grows rapidly, Valencia has introduced a new, more stringent model for limiting tourist accommodations, surpassing measures already in place in cities like Barcelona and the Balearic Islands.

Former Interior Minister and Neos Foundation President Jaime Mayor Oreja stated that both the PP and Vox parties act as if they do not understand the current situation in Spain. In his book 'Una verdad incómoda', he urges the right to unite its 'natural majority' to combat the country's divisive process.

Six individuals, five men and one woman, have been indicted and placed in provisional detention following a large-scale investigation into organized drug trafficking. The network operated between Corsica, mainland France, and Spain.

A young man has been arrested for attacking a woman with two machete blows and her nephew with two arrows; both victims are hospitalized but are reported to be out of danger.

Real Madrid coach Arbeloa stated that "Spain is not a racist country" following Islamophobic chants at a Spain-Egypt match in Barcelona, an incident that has triggered a police investigation and condemnations from officials.

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez shared a video on TikTok featuring his nearly bicentennial work desk, which he claims has seen 'part of Spain's history' written on it, including a cameo by Broncano.

A 45-year-old man has been arrested in Basauri, Vizcaya, Spain, for allegedly murdering his partner, following forensic analysis that indicated a violent death.

Spain's conservative Popular Party (PP) has introduced a bill in the Senate to prohibit 'ongi etorris' (welcome ceremonies) for ETA prisoners, proposing fines of up to €150,000.

A new scandal has erupted between the US and Spain after a US official called for an investigation into the euthanasia of a woman whose legal battle with her father sparked outrage, prompting Spain's Health Minister to denounce US "interference."

This article clarifies the income levels at which taxpayers in Spain are obligated to file their annual income tax declaration (Declaración de la Renta). It also outlines the three available methods for submission: online, by phone, or in person.

The Community of Madrid has implemented a climbing ban in La Pedriza until August to safeguard fauna during the peak breeding season for birds in the Sierra de Guadarrama.

A cultural shift is observed in Spain, where it was once considered impolite to ask for leftover food from restaurants, but now it is becoming more acceptable and even encouraged.

Zurich Seguros, a well-known insurance company, provides a comprehensive service of professional electrical technicians available 24/7 to resolve any incident in Spain.

The Bank of Spain has imposed a €41.5 million fine on CaixaBank and Sabadell for engaging in serious malpractices related to their customer loan agreements. Both banks have reportedly appealed the penalty.

A debate has emerged in Spain regarding the potential transfer of Pablo Picasso's iconic painting 'Guernica' to Euskadi (Basque Country). The discussion highlights ongoing cultural and political tensions surrounding the artwork's location.

Spain is facing disciplinary action from FIFA due to anti-Muslim fan chants heard during a match against Egypt, prompting condemnation from the Spanish government and football association.

Universities from six European countries, including Belgium, Germany, France, Spain, the Netherlands, and Poland, have urged EU leaders to prioritize research, innovation, and education in the upcoming multi-annual budget, requesting an investment of €280 billion.

A heated dispute has erupted in Spain regarding the temporary exhibition of Pablo Picasso's Guernica painting. The Basque Country wants it displayed at the Guggenheim Museum in Bilbao to mark the 90th anniversary of the bombing of Guernica.

Toxicology experts in Spain are investigating whether the death of a young person in Navarra was caused by a variant of nitazenes, a high-risk synthetic opioid. If confirmed, it would mark the first death in Spain attributed to this substance.

A court in Marseille has handed down firm prison sentences against a supplier and a major market gardener. They were accused in a large-scale pesticide trafficking operation between France and Spain, with the court imposing harsher penalties than requested.

The CCOO union has announced a three-day strike at the delivery company Glovo in Spain, coinciding with ongoing negotiations regarding an employment regulation file that proposes laying off 750 workers.

Spain has indicated that recent remarks from the United States regarding NATO are prompting European nations to explore alternative security arrangements.

Farmers in Spain's Balearic Islands are demanding government support and increased use of local produce in tourism, citing rising fuel prices influenced by the situation in the Middle East.

The General Council of Economists in Spain has cautioned about persistent "legal uncertainty" in the country's tax system and called for a renewal of the autonomous community financing system amidst growing regional disparities.

The President of Spain's CIS, José Félix Tezanos, links the fears of Spanish citizens to the influence of right-wing media and the legacy of Francoism, also noting a growing public distrust in the justice system.

Iconic Madrid artist Ana Torroja is back with her new album "Se ha acabado el show," and in an interview, she expresses strong concerns about the current political climate in Spain, stating "If we continue like this, Spain will break."

Spain's real estate market, particularly in Catalonia, is experiencing a paradox with record-high prices and a lack of supply, while new rental regulations are reportedly cooling investment in housing.

The Supreme Court in Spain has begun the trial against former Socialist minister José Luis Ábalos, focusing on alleged corruption and favors, while the PSOE attempts to redirect attention to the PP's 'Kitchen plot' and seeks to annul the trial to implicate Cospedal.

Aeroméxico is resuming flights to Barcelona's El Prat airport, marking its return after a six-year hiatus and positioning Spain as a central hub in its strategy for European expansion.

The article reveals that former police commissioner Villarejo coined the nickname 'chef' for Bárcenas's driver and 'kitchen' for the corruption case itself. This refers to the ongoing "Kitchen Case" scandal in Spain, which involves alleged illegal operations to steal documents from former PP treasurer Luis Bárcenas.

Brazilian President Lula da Silva is scheduled to visit Portugal on April 21, marking his first meeting with the new Portuguese Head of State, following a trip to Spain.

A strike by airport handling staff in Spain is causing significant complications for travelers returning from holidays, with airlines having scheduled nearly 7,000 flights across the Aena network for Monday.

Three simultaneous and uncontrolled wildfires have scorched over 40 hectares in Ponteareas, Carballo, and A Laracha in Galicia, Spain, raising concerns ahead of the high-risk fire season.

A man has been arrested in Montefrío, Granada, for allegedly attacking three people with an axe and causing a traffic accident during his escape.

Pedro Almodovar's latest film, "Bitter Christmas" ("Amarga Navidad"), has garnered upbeat reviews in Spain and is considered a strong contender for the Cannes Film Festival.

Former Spanish King Juan Carlos I attended a bullfight in Seville, where he was honored with a standing ovation during a brief visit to Spain.

According to BBVA Research, the foreign population in Spain contributes 1.5 percentage points to the country's GDP each year, positioning Spain as the EU country with the highest influx of foreign workers who compensate for the decline in the local workforce.

Spain has achieved a historic milestone in March, surpassing 22 million employed people for the first time in the country's history, a record immediately claimed by the government.

The Fedea think tank has issued a warning about the risk of 'high discretion' in the measures outlined in Spain's anti-crisis decree. While generally positive about efforts to mitigate war impacts on consumers, Fedea questions criteria for new electricity grid connections.

Buses and bicycle rentals will be free on Tuesday and Wednesday following the Easter holidays, as part of a campaign promoted by the city council, though the express line to the airport is excluded.

Most of Spain is experiencing stable weather and high temperatures, though a change is expected later with the arrival of Atlantic fronts and an unstable subtropical air mass.

The article discusses timely and opportune tax improvements, likely within the Spanish fiscal system, aimed at optimizing financial regulations.

A new preliminary tool has been launched in Spain, allowing taxpayers to quickly estimate their 2025 income tax results and review their information before the official filing process.

Spain's large pork industry is seeking solutions as it faces a significant threat from a swine fever outbreak, which has already led to import bans from countries worldwide, including the US.

Political analysis indicates a slowdown for Vox and a rise for the PP in Spain, while Pedro Sánchez appears to be capitalizing on a "No to war" stance.

Seven people were injured, with five hospitalized, after a hotel ceiling collapsed in Benidorm, Spain.

Nearly 400 Mexican cultural professionals have signed an open letter expressing concern and demanding transparency regarding a government plan to transfer Frida Kahlo's art collection to Spain.

Police in Kano State, Nigeria, are searching for the family of Alex Ansol, a 16-year-old boy from Spain who was found wandering in Dadin Kowa Village.

Six individuals were rescued safely after their yacht sank off the coast of Badalona, Spain, following an intervention by the Maritime Unit of the Mossos.

The Spanish traffic authority, DGT, reported issuing 6.1 million traffic fines in 2025, averaging one every 5.2 seconds, though this figure excludes Catalonia and the Basque Country which manage their own traffic competencies.

Nigerian police announced they found a missing teenager who had recently arrived in Nigeria from Spain and traveled to Kano to visit his father.

This article provides guidance on how individuals can move their furniture and cars to Spain without incurring taxes, outlining specific conditions and common pitfalls to avoid in documentation and timing.

Young Ukrainian rhythmic gymnasts are being hosted in Cerdanyola del Vallès, Spain, where they continue to train despite facing challenges like lack of light and cold in their war-torn home country.

Undocumented vocational training students in Spain are encountering significant obstacles in securing company internships, prompting the Education department to prepare a resolution aimed at providing greater legal certainty for businesses.

Sant Privat d'en Bas in Spain is experiencing a vibrant spring, characterized by its yellow rapeseed fields and the clean, transparent waters of the Gurn river.

This article offers a political commentary suggesting that Spain's vice president and Minister of Finance possess the capability to forge political pacts, provided there are willing partners.

Spain's upcoming mass legalization of undocumented migrants is drawing criticism across Europe, with opponents arguing it will open up the entire EU to illegal migrants who should not be rewarded for their unlawful presence.

Nitrous oxide, commonly known as 'laughing gas,' is becoming a popular recreational drug among Spanish youth, with 1.7% of young people consuming it. Its use is leading to severe spinal cord injuries and is now considered a significant public health problem.

King Juan Carlos has returned to Spain for the first time outside of Galicia, Madrid, and Vitoria since his self-exile in Abu Dhabi, to attend a bullfight in Seville on Easter Sunday.

PowerDot, an EV charging operator, is expanding its network across the Iberian Peninsula, with its leader suggesting Spain can learn from Portugal's approach.

Two brothers were arrested in Valencia, Spain, for allegedly raping a woman inside a car, attempting to claim she was one of their partners.

Firefighters have successfully put out a fire that affected seven informal dwellings in Fuenlabrada, Spain, which was highly developed upon their arrival due to accumulated materials.

Tui Musement has compiled a list of the ten most highly-rated natural destinations by travelers, featuring popular World Heritage national parks, including one located in Spain.

Spain's conservative Popular Party (PP) has proposed tax deductions of up to 600 euros for individuals with celiac disease, aiming to alleviate the financial burden of expensive gluten-free products.

The impending retirement of 22% of Spain's construction workforce in the next decade, coupled with a lack of skilled labor, threatens to exacerbate the country's housing deficit. This demographic shift poses a significant challenge to housing development.

Is electricity five times more expensive in Ireland than Spain? Sometimes, it’s even more than that.

Spain is observing Semana Santa, or Holy Week, with picturesque celebrations including colorful processions featuring hooded members of religious brotherhoods carrying altars through city streets to the sound of music.

Queen Sofia of Spain, accompanied by Infantas Elena and Cristina, experienced a spontaneous display of affection during their visit to La Marquesita restaurant in Cartagena, where patrons rose and applauded their arrival.

Spain is observing Semana Santa (Holy Week) with picturesque celebrations, including colorful processions featuring religious brotherhoods carrying altars through city streets, a tradition that can be surprising for tourists.

Lithuanian citizens, seeking second homes abroad due to geopolitical tensions, are reportedly encountering difficulties and unfulfilled returns on their real estate investments, particularly in sunny countries like Spain.

Real Madrid manager Alvaro Arbeloa has stated his belief that Spain is not a racist country, following Islamophobic chants heard during a recent friendly match between Spain and Egypt.

A new study from Spain indicates that several types of common houseplants are highly effective at purifying indoor air, with some capable of cleaning up to 90% of air in 24 hours.

A legal strategy allows individuals over 65 to sell their homes in Spain without paying income tax (IRPF), provided specific conditions related to the property's use and residency time are met.

Spain's Court of Auditors is scrutinizing the express hiring of over 245 public officials between 2021 and 2023, alleging that no ministry has adequately justified the necessity or urgency of these appointments, which were funded by European funds.