Spain's transparency body has compelled Minister Cuerpo to release the State Attorney's Office report that justified the government's stricter conditions for BBVA's takeover bid for Banco Sabadell.
This article commemorates the 40th anniversary of Teleprisión, a unique television channel created for inmates in Spain's Carabanchel prison, which was eventually censored by the PSOE government.
An investigation is underway in Spain following the shooting of Toni, the oldest orca residing in the Iberian Peninsula. The Spanish Ministry for Ecological Transition and Demographic Challenge announced the incident, which reportedly occurred in Portuguese waters.
Romanian authorities, in collaboration with police forces from four other European states, have dismantled a vast drug trafficking network responsible for bringing hundreds of kilograms of drugs from Spain into Europe for Albanian traffickers.
The story of Marcos Rodríguez Pantoja, known as the 'Mowgli of Spain,' who spent his childhood isolated in the Sierra Morena mountains with wolves, is recounted, highlighting the challenges he faced upon returning to human society.
Stock markets in the United Kingdom, Spain, Portugal, and the Netherlands all closed higher, with the Investing.com United Kingdom 100, IBEX 35, PSI, and AEX indices recording gains.
Spain's Popular Party (PP) is demanding a 'triple shift' for immigration officials to accelerate deportations to Morocco, citing a 'national security, public order, and public health crisis'.
Ford and Geely are transforming Ford's Valencia factory in Spain into a joint venture hub for low-emission vehicles, including a compact Bronco-family model expected in 2028, based on a Chinese platform.
The 'brown challenge' on TikTok, which encourages defecating in public pools, has led to the emergency closure of several water parks and public swimming pools across Spain.
Authorities are investigating the death of a woman in Villarejo de Órbigo, León, after two men were found dead in the nearby town of Veguellina, though investigators currently rule out a connection between the three deaths.
Spain's Minister of Health, Mónica García, stated that the confinement of migrants in Ceuta is unjustified, emphasizing that confinements must align with disease transmission mechanisms and can sometimes be more detrimental than beneficial.
Morten Messerschmidt, leader of Denmark's main anti-immigration party and a critic of Spain's migration policy, has reportedly survived multiple political setbacks including accusations of Nazism, embezzlement convictions, and electoral defeats.
Spain's World Cup hero Ferran Torres scored a crucial goal on his debut for Paris Saint-Germain, rescuing a point for the team in their match against Rennes. His late equalizer prevented a loss for PSG.
Spanish authorities have seized 1.5 tons of cocaine and arrested a Croatian national in connection with the drug bust. The arrested individual was reportedly responsible for overseeing the large shipment of narcotics.
Mayors in Spain's Costa Dourada region are advocating for the reform of train tracks to prevent future flooding, as some tourists cut short their vacations while others enjoy their final days.
Firefighters have brought a wildfire near Valencia under control, while dozens were injured in floods near Tarragona, with a slight easing of extreme weather conditions in Spain.
A new forest fire has started in Vall d'Uixó, Castellón, Spain, in the same location where a previous wildfire occurred on August 20. Authorities are responding to the blaze.
Authorities are investigating a sexual assault on a young woman in Alpicat, who was reportedly attacked by three youths, threatened with a knife, robbed, and touched inappropriately.
Six minor earthquakes, ranging from magnitude 1.6 to 1.8, have occurred in Granada, Spain, and were not felt by residents. This follows a week that saw two more significant earthquakes of magnitude 4.8 in the region.
Spain's Minister of Transport, Óscar Puente, has not ruled out leading the PSOE party once Pedro Sánchez steps down, suggesting the succession could occur at the end of the next legislature. He also advocated for general elections to be held after regional ones.
A wildfire in Segorbe, Spain, which originated from a lightning strike in Sierra Calderona, has been stabilized after burning 630 hectares and forcing the evacuation of Gátova.
A Spanish official has stated that immigration to Spain will not be infinite. This comment addresses the ongoing discourse surrounding immigration policies and capacity in the country.
Hundreds of Spanish citizens born in the Middle East or North Africa have immigrated to Denmark since 2019, leading to warnings from the Danish People's Party about Spain's immigration policy.
Just days after the last eclipse, reservations for homes, apartments, and rooms in Cádiz, Málaga, Granada, and Almería are skyrocketing, with prices reaching up to 12,500 euros for a single night in Tarifa, as people prepare for the 2027 solar eclipse.
Authorities in Spain and Greece have arrested multiple individuals, including a Turkish national identified as the leader, in connection with an international drug trafficking ring. The arrests followed an investigation into drug distribution on Mykonos and an incident in Huelva where suspects allegedly fired upon civil guards.
Spain will witness a partial lunar eclipse with a magnitude of 0.93 on August 28, just 16 days after a total solar eclipse, making it visible across the entire country.
The 'Save Europe Act' movement's first event in Spain, held in Barcelona to advocate for border closures and mass remigration, attracted only about a hundred people, while counter-protesters numbered around 300.
Spain has controlled almost 7,700 non-Schengen passengers arriving from Italy, following a partial suspension of the Schengen agreement between the two countries that has affected 696 flights since August 8.
The Romanian Ministry of Foreign Affairs has issued a warning to its citizens traveling to or transiting through Spain's Valencian Community due to a red code risk for vegetation fires.
Dozens of military-age men reportedly leapt from boats onto crowded tourist beaches in mainland Spain, causing holidaymakers to scramble, as chaos related to Ceuta spreads.
A wildfire near Valencia, Spain, has forced the evacuation of the community of Gátova and remains out of control, affecting the Sierra Calderona area. Millions of hectares of forest have been burned in Spain this year.
Ten individuals have been arrested after a narco-boat opened fire on a Civil Guard patrol boat in the waters off Huelva, Spain. The arrests followed the armed attack on the law enforcement vessel.
A study involving 207,600 queries to ChatGPT and Gemini across 15 European markets and eight guest profiles revealed that Croatia is the most frequently mentioned Mediterranean country in AI travel recommendations, surpassing Greece and Spain.
Spain has responded to Morocco's claims over Ceuta and Melilla by firmly stating that these cities are an integral part of its territorial integrity. This declaration reaffirms Spain's long-held position on the disputed enclaves.
With Spain's low birth rate leading to more only children, a scientific article challenges negative clichés surrounding them, asserting these stereotypes are false.
An opinion piece discusses the complexities of nationalism in Ceuta, suggesting that political leaders in Spain need courage to resolve the legacy of Ceuta and Melilla.
Stock markets across several European countries and Russia closed higher, with indices like the MOEX Russia, Investing.com United Kingdom 100, IBEX 35, and PSI all showing gains. The positive trend was observed across various major European exchanges.
Following a government policy shift regarding the Almaraz nuclear plant, hope for nuclear power is rekindled in Spain, with other municipalities housing nuclear facilities also seeking similar changes.
Marcos Rodríguez Pantoja, known as Spain's "wolf-child" for living 11 years with a pack of wolves, has passed away at the age of 80, marking the end of a globally recognized and compelling life story.
Italy and Spain are experiencing flash floods and heavy rain, prompting urgent weather warnings, just weeks after enduring a 40C heatwave and wildfires.
Two videos circulating on X, falsely claiming to show vandalism in a church and a fire in a monastery in the Spanish enclave of Ceuta, have been debunked; one was filmed in India in July, and the other in Cuenca, Spain, in 2024.
Thousands of migrants in the Spanish enclave of Ceuta are in limbo as Spain plans a second wave of repatriations. Reports indicate some migrants are resorting to eating local animals due to their prolonged stay.
Spain is predicted to experience an unusual end to summer with unstable weather, including storms, heavy rain, thunder, and hail, following its hottest summer on record.
A man has been arrested for stealing suitcases from high-speed trains operating between Barcelona and Tarragona, reportedly attempting to return to Barcelona on regional trains after the thefts.
Larnaca has been ranked as the third-best autumn shoulder-season destination in southern Europe, surpassing popular resorts in Greece, Portugal, Spain, and Italy in a survey by British travel insurance comparison site Quotezone.
The Spanish Socialist Workers' Party (PSOE) and Italy's Democratic Party (PD) have criticized Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen before the Party of European Socialists for her support of Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni regarding the Ceuta crisis, citing a lack of solidarity with Spain.
A new study outlines scenarios for how wildfire risk could evolve across Europe, including regions like Hohes Venn, France, Spain, and Greece. The future risk will largely depend on the trajectory of international climate policy.
The leader of Portugal's Socialist Party is embarking on a "Route for the Interior and Cross-Border Cooperation" tour to launch a development agenda in collaboration with Spain.
Valencia, Spain, experienced some of the most intense wind gusts ever recorded in the country, reaching 150km/h, which meteorologists attribute to warm Mediterranean air and record-breaking temperatures.
Voters for Spain's PP and Vox parties reportedly believe that the 'Law of Grandchildren' (Ley de Nietos), which has seen 2.5 million nationalization requests, is intended to influence upcoming elections.
An intense heatwave has led to an early grape harvest in Spain, creating a significant labor crisis in the agricultural sector as workers are reluctant to leave hospitality jobs for short-term vineyard work.
A new study by Deloitte and Google predicts that Spain is on track to surpass France and become the world's leading destination for international tourists by the year 2040.
Spanish authorities have confirmed 24 cases of scabies among soldiers stationed in Ceuta, while denying any link to migrants. The military is taking measures to contain the outbreak.
Over 60 migrants disembarked from a smuggler's boat onto a beach in Murcia, Spain, causing alarm among bathers. The incident highlights the ongoing challenges of migrant arrivals on Spanish coasts.
France's ten-year borrowing rate exceeded 4% on Thursday, with Italy, Spain, and Greece refinancing at lower costs, threatening to further destabilize already strained public accounts.
Extreme temperatures across Europe have led to over 25,000 heat-related deaths, with Germany, France, Italy, and Spain reporting significant fatalities. This summer's heatwave has broken records and caused a public health crisis.
Google has created a Spanish subsidiary for Waymo, its autonomous car division, anticipating regulatory approval from the DGT for robotaxi trials in Madrid later this year.
A report by Fedea reveals that the high cost of raising children in Spain leads to one in three minors living below the poverty line, increasing the likelihood of severe material and social deprivation.
In the 1960s, a group of young people introduced the Californian surfing lifestyle to Spanish coasts, bringing a sense of freedom during the Franco dictatorship.
A woman legally residing in the UK found herself stranded at a Spanish airport after the UK's digital visa system mistakenly identified her as her twin sister. This incident highlights potential flaws in the new digital immigration process.
A report indicates that having children exacerbates poverty, particularly among young families in Spain, with single-parent households being most vulnerable to poverty and social exclusion.
An excerpt from 'As Banhistas' (The Bathers), a short story from Cristina Peri Rossi's new book 'Museu dos Esforços Inúteis' (Museum of Useless Efforts), is featured. The book by the 2021 Cervantes Prize winner, who exiled from Uruguay to Spain in 1972, is now available in bookstores.
A woman has been left stranded in Spain after the UK's eVisa system mistakenly identified her as her twin sister. The error in the British immigration system has caused significant travel complications.
Italian leader Giorgia Meloni, who previously criticized Spain during the Ceuta crisis, now confronts a new front in asylum policy from northern European countries, testing a new axis in European politics.
Ceuta, along with Tangier and Olivenza, were the three Portuguese strongholds Spain was determined to keep as the Restoration Wars concluded, ultimately retaining only Ceuta.
The 'Jazira-Cova' police operation, ordered by the National Court, has expanded its investigation into Spain visa fraud to include Indian firm BLS, following the arrest of officials.
Researchers in Valencia, Spain, have discovered 120 ancient inscriptions in a cave that shed light on a mysterious Roman goddess referred to as 'The Lady.'
Following a series of large earthquakes in Colombia, Venezuela, Japan, Indonesia, Spain, and Mexico, experts suggest that the recent seismic activity is within normal parameters.
A large demonstration took place in Jaca, Spain, with protesters demanding the resignation of regional president Jorge Azcón (PP) and vice president Alejandro Nolasco (Vox) over the Riglos fire.
Portugal secured a cricket victory over Spain in the ICC Men's T20 World Cup Europe Sub Regional Qualifier C, keeping their 2028 T20 World Cup dream alive and avenging a past FIFA World Cup defeat.
Strong thunderstorms, large hail, and powerful wind gusts have prompted an alert for northern and eastern Spain, with temperatures expected to rise by more than six degrees in the eastern Cantabrian region and the upper Ebro.
Following the entry into force of a new treaty on July 15, over 10,000 Spanish workers in Gibraltar are now required to return to Spain at least once a week.
The 17th 'Makedox' festival will feature a focus on Spain and a dedicated children's program, including films like 'Swarming Birds' which explores themes of isolation and an HIV diagnosis.
The surge in demand for used vehicles has led to a significant increase in the import of older European cars, with the VW Golf, nearly 17 years old, being the most sold model in Spain.
A significant institutional struggle is unfolding between Spain's PSOE and PP parties in both the Congress and the Senate, driven by an unequal distribution of majorities across the two legislative chambers.
The lineup of performers and special honorees, including La Oreja de Van Gogh, Marc Anthony, and Yandel, has been set for the Premios Juventud 2026 show in Spain.
Approximately one hundred inmates in Granada, Spain, have been moved from a penitentiary and are sleeping outside the facility for six days and five nights due to recent earthquakes, with telematics supervision in place.
Inés Bermejo, CEO of HP Iberia, emphasized Spain's attractive combination of talent, infrastructure, and lifestyle for investment, while also noting AI's transformative potential for PC usage in homes and businesses.
Morocco has formally requested that Spain repatriate both the surviving migrants and the bodies of those who died attempting to cross into Ceuta. This request comes amidst a humanitarian crisis at the border.
A tourist train in Toledo, Spain, began moving without a driver, striking a 44-year-old Italian tourist before coming to a stop suspended near the Alcázar. The injured individual was transported to the University Hospital of Toledo.
A forest fire near Valencia has forced over 1,000 evacuations, while in nearby Catalonia, civil defense teams conducted 200 rescue operations after floods trapped residents.
A scandal involving 31 trains designed with incompatible dimensions for tunnels in Cantabria and Asturias has been revealed by the Court of Auditors, citing coordination failures and 'lack of diligence' by Renfe, with costs exceeding 200 million euros.
Heavy rainfall has led to significant flooding in northeastern Spain, injuring at least seven people, while also prompting hundreds of calls for fire services in Czechia. The severe weather has caused widespread disruption and damage across both regions.
An author recounts her Royal Caribbean cruise experience around northern Spain with her mother and aunt, highlighting three mistakes made due to differing fitness levels and travel habits.
Airbus workers in Spain are scheduled to vote on Monday whether to continue their strike, following a new proposal from the company that includes IPC-linked revisions and a supplement to recover purchasing power.
Approximately 1,000 people have been evacuated from a village in Spain's Valencia region due to a wildfire. The blaze, reportedly caused by lightning, prompted an emergency response.
Torrential rains in Spain's Costa Daurada, particularly in Baix Penedès and Tarragonès, have led to train cancellations and significant traffic disruptions.
Italy's Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni's hardline response to Spain in the Ceuta crisis has reportedly backfired, leading to Italy facing a wave of migrant returns.
Wildfires have severely impacted the province of Castellón, accounting for 99.4% of all burned hectares, leading to debate over a new integrated fire services protocol.
FIFA has issued bans totaling 21 games and significant fines against three Argentina players for their involvement in a brawl following the World Cup final. Leandro Paredes received a 10-game ban, with other players also facing suspensions for the fracas.
Several nations and the EU, including Ursula von der Leyen, have strongly condemned Israel's plans to expand settlements in the West Bank, particularly the E1 plan, warning it undermines prospects for an independent Palestinian state. This widespread opposition highlights growing international concern over the impact of these expansions on the peace process and Palestinian rights.
A major forest fire, sparked by a lightning strike, has engulfed the Sierra Calderona natural park near Valencia, Spain, leading to the evacuation of 1,000 people from the municipality of Gátova.
The wildfire that started on August 10 in Peñas de Riglos, Aragón, Spain, has been declared controlled after burning approximately 14,500 hectares, allowing evacuated residents to return home.
Research indicates that Irish pub-goers pay 11 times more tax on a pint of beer compared to consumers in Spain or Germany, with wine and whiskey also heavily taxed, leading the drinks industry to call for government intervention.
Bernal Díaz del Castillo's classic chronicle, "A True Account of the Conquest of New Spain," which recounts his version of the conquest with Hernán Cortés, has been published in an adapted modern Spanish edition.
Spanish police have arrested five individuals suspected of migrant trafficking from Ceuta to mainland Spain and France. The arrests are part of an operation that dismantled two organizations involved in the illicit transport of migrants.
The European Commission acknowledges it learned of Spain's plan to transfer 500 unaccompanied minors from Ceuta through media reports and expects more information, while emphasizing Spain's obligation to protect minors.
Spanish singer Pablo Alborán has been forced to cancel his upcoming concert in Ciudad Real after being diagnosed with severe pneumonia. He requires complete rest for several days to recover from his illness.
Hotel occupancy in Spain saw a slowdown in July, even as prices continued to rise sharply, with Barcelona, Madrid, and Palma de Mallorca leading in overnight stays.
Two marmoset monkeys, Mini and Rio, have been transported from Croatia to a sanctuary in Spain, with advocates urging against the purchase of exotic animals.
A proposed amnesty law in Spain is being criticized for potentially undermining the rule of law and judicial independence, as it aims to facilitate the return of a political figure and influences the government's relationship with separatists.
Spain has set up new temporary shelters in its North African enclave of Ceuta to accommodate thousands of migrants. These migrants remain in limbo as Spanish authorities determine their future.
Healthcare technology in Spain is reportedly at its limit, with one-third of hospital equipment being obsolete, leading to increased costs and impacting patient care.
A boat carrying approximately 60 migrants arrived at a busy tourist beach in Spain, causing panic among beachgoers. Videos captured the moment the boat landed on the shore.
Spain's King Juan Carlos made a quick trip to Barcelona to personally offer his condolences to the family of his friend, shipowner Josep Cusí, who recently passed away.
At least 800 people have been evacuated from a major wildfire burning in western Spain. The fire has caused significant disruption, forcing residents to flee their homes.
Spain intends to transfer 500 unaccompanied migrant minors from Ceuta to the mainland, a move that has sparked debate between the EU and Spain. The People's Party has called the relocation a dangerous precedent, while activists emphasize the illegality of deporting children.
Several wet microbursts with winds reaching 149 km/h have caused severe damage in Alzira, Spain, resulting in fallen trees, road closures, and railway delays.
Spain has requested emergency funding from Brussels to address the migrant crisis in Ceuta, while its health ministry has asked autonomous communities for 25,000 vaccine doses to inoculate migrants. These measures aim to manage the influx of migrants and address public health concerns in the enclave.
Spain has convened its National Security Council to address the ongoing migration crisis in Ceuta, nearly a month after a significant influx of migrants. The country also plans to send 25,000 vaccine doses to the autonomous city.
Gas flows from Spain to Morocco have reportedly fallen by nearly a third since last week. The significant drop raises questions about energy supply and bilateral relations.
Spain's Interior Minister, Marlaska, has ordered an investigation into police actions against Barcelona fans in Elche, following pressure from pro-independence groups and FC Barcelona itself. The probe focuses on officers who reportedly charged fans after confiscating an 'estelada' flag.
Spain's Migration Minister has publicly referred to Morocco as a 'reliable and loyal' partner, highlighting the strong relationship between the two countries on migration issues.
Two men wanted by Germany for drug trafficking have been arrested in Alicante, Spain. The individuals reportedly fled to Spain in June 2025, prompting collaboration with the Civil Guard.
Spain's Economy Minister, Carlos Cuerpo, is traveling to Ceuta to meet with the city's president, Juan Jesús Vivas, to discuss the economic response to the ongoing migration crisis.
The week begins with significant weather instability across much of the Iberian Peninsula and the Balearic Islands, with an orange alert issued for Catalonia due to expected heavy rainfall of up to 30 liters per square meter in an hour.
Following the migrant crisis in Ceuta, Morocco has reportedly renewed its demands for territorial concessions from Spain, which Madrid has categorically rejected.
The Australian government has announced a pause on visa applications for young people from 23 countries, including Spain, without providing specific reasons for the decision.
Discussions are ongoing in Spain regarding whether the healthcare system in Ceuta can cope with the thousands of migrants still on the streets, causing inconvenience and safety concerns for residents.
Spain's Vice President Cuerpo is traveling to Ceuta, 25 days after a crisis, to hold meetings with the local government, business associations, social agents, and companies to develop an economic support plan for the region.
Swimming pools across Spain have been forced to close during the peak summer season due to a revolting viral 'Brown Challenge' trend on TikTok, causing disruptions and public health concerns.
The average electricity bill for households on regulated tariffs in Spain has surged by more than 20% in August, reaching 61.33 euros in the first 21 days of the month, an 11-euro increase from a year ago, as wholesale market prices exceed 124 euros/MWh.
PP leader Alberto Núñez Feijóo criticized Spain's current situation as the 'most delicate' in its history following an 'invasion' in Ceuta, advocating for a Constitutional Court reform and defining jurisdictional boundaries.
The contiguous United States will experience its next total solar eclipse on August 22, 2044, with Montana and the Dakotas expected to witness a sunset totality, similar to a recent event in Spain.
In the first half of 2026, Spain recorded a 10.4% increase in tax revenue compared to 2025, while Italy saw a 2.1% rise, with energy cost containment measures impacting the latter.
The Schengen area is experiencing 'painful wounds' as an increasing number of countries, beyond Italy and Spain, implement temporary border controls within the free movement zone.
A photographer captured an image of a dragonfly near the Gurn River in Vall d'en Bas, Spain, using a compact camera and a small zoom lens to avoid disturbing the insect.
Heavy rainfall and subsequent flooding in northeastern Spain have resulted in at least seven injuries. The severe weather caused widespread disruption and inundated streets in the affected regions.
Commuter train services in Spain have been plagued by increasing delays and incidents, leading to user uncertainty despite claims of improvement by the Transport Minister.
Spain experienced significant flooding and severe weather, while Mississippi also grappled with its own severe weather challenges. Both regions reported widespread disruptions due to the adverse conditions.
Marcos Rodríguez Pantoja, known as Spain's 'wolf boy of Sierra Morena' for living in the wild for years, has died at the age of 80. He gained international attention for his unique upbringing.
Extreme rainfall on Spain's Costa Dorada in Northeast Spain caused at least eleven injuries overnight, with some areas between Barcelona and Tarragona receiving around 200 liters of rain per square meter.
A wildfire in Niebla, Huelva, Spain, which devastated 33,000 hectares across eleven municipalities, has been declared extinguished after 15 days. It is considered the worst environmental disaster in Andalusia's history.
Heavy rainfall in Catalonia, Spain, has resulted in seven injuries, collapsed walls, flooded streets, and over 200 interventions by firefighters. Some areas experienced nearly 200 liters of rain per square meter in a few hours.
Spain's PSOE and PP parties are engaged in a heated dispute, with the PP leader challenging the Prime Minister to announce a royal visit to Ceuta, accusing him of subservience to Morocco.
A young man has been arrested in Lleida, Spain, accused of shooting at a store and inciting racist attacks. The arrest is part of ongoing altercations between mostly Maghrebi youths and Pakistani and Hindu merchants, which have led to a dozen arrests.
Spain's opposition leader, Alberto Núñez Feijóo, has strongly criticized President Pedro Sánchez, suggesting he acts more like a 'subject of Morocco' than Spain's president, particularly regarding the King's inability to visit Ceuta without government authorization.
Markos Rodríguez Pantoja, known for spending 12 years raised by wolves in the Sierra Morena, has died at the age of 80 in Ourense, Spain. His unique life story captivated many as a rare case of a child growing up isolated from human society.
Belgium's Foreign Minister has declared the Israeli decision 'unacceptable' and reaffirmed support for a two-state solution, with Portugal and Spain also reacting to Israel's expansionist plan.
A migrant in Ceuta has expressed a preference to remain in Spain rather than return to Morocco, stating 'I like freedom' in a widely reported sentiment.
Spanish police have dismantled two human trafficking networks operating in Ceuta, which had been extorting thousands of dollars from desperate migrants. This operation follows a surge in migrant arrivals in Ceuta in July.
A seismic series comprising approximately 700 earthquakes has shaken Granada, Spain, over the past week, leading to the evacuation of hundreds of residents due to damage to their homes.
A Dutch article reflects on finding the 'Netherlands of one's youth' – free, social, and optimistic – in Spain, offering a personal commentary on cultural observations.
An article from Morocco World News suggests that the sacrifices made by Moroccan security forces have exposed deficiencies in Spain's approach to the Ceuta and Melilla crisis. The report critiques Spain's handling of the situation.
Spanish authorities have dismantled migrant transport networks operating from Ceuta and cleared a migrant camp located on a beach in the area. This action aims to curb illegal migration activities in the Spanish enclave.
Turkey's defense industry is leveraging its partnership with Spain as a launchpad to market its HÜRJET aircraft to other NATO member countries, expanding its reach in the defense sector.
Teresa Gisbert, the Public Prosecutor for Minors, has rejected the Popular Party's proposal to return unaccompanied minors from Ceuta, stating that the children wish to go to mainland Spain rather than return to Morocco.
Claudia Martínez, leader of Merrell Hiking Club Spain, encourages women to hike in communities and debunks the myth that they cannot go hiking alone, emphasizing enjoyment over competition.
Spain is set to implement another increase in social security contributions, with high earners expected to pay more into the system without receiving a proportional increase in their pensions, through mechanisms like the Intergenerational Equity Mechanism (MEI) and the Solidarity Quota.
Spain is expanding temporary shelters in Ceuta to accommodate up to 1,800 migrants and transferring 500 girls to the mainland. These measures aim to ease the humanitarian crisis following a surge in migrant arrivals.
Ireland's men's hockey team was defeated 3-1 by Spain, missing out on a spot in the last eight of the Hockey World Cup after Spain scored two goals in the fourth quarter.
Residents of Valencia, Spain, experienced an exceptionally hot night, with thermometers reaching a record-breaking 30.9 degrees Celsius. High temperatures were also recorded in other parts of the Spanish province.
Germany recorded approximately 14,000 heat-related deaths since April, marking the highest number in recent years. Spain also reported nearly 4,500 heat-related deaths since June, bringing the combined total for both countries to over 18,000 this summer.