A circulating street interview featuring older Spanish citizens reflects broader public sentiment and political divisions surrounding Europe's immigration and open-border policies.
The number of Spanish citizens registered in Iceland has increased by 6.3% since December, even as the total foreign resident population in the country experienced a slight decrease.
A Cypriot scholar, who gained Spanish citizenship under Spain's Democratic Memory Law, questions why Cyprus does not similarly honor its anti-fascist heroes, drawing a comparison with Spain's efforts.
Hundreds of thousands of Argentinians are applying for Spanish citizenship through the Ley de Memoria Democrática, which grants nationality to descendants of those who fled Spain during the Civil War and Franco dictatorship. Buenos Aires is expected to become a major hub for Spanish citizens.
An instruction from the Spanish Ministry of Justice has opened the door for any grandchild of a Spanish citizen to acquire nationality. The Popular Party (PP) supports naturalization for descendants of emigrants but demands guarantees and transparency.
Two Spanish citizens have died and 90 remain unaccounted for following recent earthquakes, including Isabel Jara, the delegate of the Canary Islands Government in Venezuela. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs also confirmed the death of a Venezuelan driver for the Spanish Embassy in Caracas, along with his wife and two daughters.
Brazilian federal police have arrested a Spanish citizen at São Paulo airport on charges of racism, marking another high-profile arrest in the country for such offenses.
A CIS poll reveals that half of Spanish citizens advocate for strengthening ties with China in response to US policies, with two out of three also expressing fear of a "global war" due to international turmoil.
The Spanish government has approved aid of 30,000 euros for Spanish citizens condemned to death abroad. This measure aims to finance legal resources in capital punishment cases, particularly as one Spanish citizen currently faces this situation in Egypt.
The OECD has warned that real incomes in Spain are declining as the tax burden on employment is increasing faster than wages. This trend indicates a loss of purchasing power for Spanish citizens.
The Spanish government has paid tribute to the 307 Spanish citizens who disappeared or were murdered during Argentina's military dictatorship between 1976 and 1983.
A Spanish citizen, Victoria Peña, is reportedly stranded in Doha, Qatar, experiencing fear and uncertainty about her return to Spain amidst the ongoing Middle East conflict, awaiting a call from Qatar Airways for new flights.
The Spanish government has dispatched its first military flight to repatriate Spanish citizens stranded in the Middle East, with operations coordinated by the Ministries of Foreign Affairs and Defense.
The United Kingdom is implementing a new Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) requirement for visitors, including Spanish citizens, which will be obtained electronically, linked to a passport, and valid for two years.
A new survey measures Spanish citizens' support for Defense Minister Margarita Robles' assertion that the recent influx of migrants into Ceuta resulted from a coordinated hybrid attack designed to destabilize the country.
The death toll from the recent earthquake in Colombia has risen to 265, with nearly 500 people still missing and thousands displaced. Authorities have confirmed the death of the first Spanish citizen as the search for survivors enters a critical 72-hour window.
The Local Health Unit (ULS) in Portugal's Algarve region has been unable to collect 1.2 million euros for healthcare services provided to foreign nationals over the past two years, primarily from French, British, German, and Spanish citizens.
Nearly 1.2 million undocumented migrants, predominantly from South America, have applied for legal residency in Spain under a new regularization program. This initiative aims to grant them legal status.
The Spanish Foreign Ministry has increased the reported number of Spanish citizens killed in the Venezuela earthquakes to 18, with 144 compatriots still listed as missing.
The Spanish Ministry of Foreign Affairs has confirmed that 80 Spanish citizens are missing and two have died in Venezuela, as it works to compile a census of the approximately 150,000-strong Spanish community in the country.
A Spanish national evacuated from the MV Hondius cruise ship has tested positive for hantavirus, marking the second confirmed case in Spain. An epidemiologist stated that the hantavirus from the cruise ship is not a cause for panic or a pandemic threat.
The Swedish government has not demanded that Israel release Saif Abukeshek, an activist with Swedish and Spanish citizenship, despite calls from the UN and Spain for his release.
A report indicates that non-EU immigrants in Spain pay less VAT annually than Spanish citizens and do not offset the economic impact of the country's aging population.
Miguel Barreno López, a Spanish citizen, has been held in a US detention center for six months, claiming abandonment by the consulate and expressing a desire to return to Spain.
Police in Nikšić, Montenegro, have filed a criminal complaint against a 34-year-old Spanish citizen, I.H.M., suspected of committing computer fraud that caused over 38,000 euros in damages to a local company.
Spanish Foreign Minister Albares has described the situation as one of 'maximum gravity' and confirmed that over 3,000 Spanish citizens have been evacuated from the Middle East amidst the escalating conflict.
The Spanish government has announced the initiation of evacuation operations for Spanish citizens in the Middle East, with the first group expected to arrive in Madrid via a commercial flight from Abu Dhabi.
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.
The Spanish Ministry of Foreign Affairs has updated the number of Spanish nationals missing after the Colombia earthquake to 75, down from an initial count of 164. No fatalities or injuries among Spanish citizens have been confirmed.
A recent survey, the Barómetro Sanitario 2026, reveals that 38.3% of Spanish citizens believe healthcare waiting lists have deteriorated, with only 21.8% managing to secure an appointment on the same or next day.
A new study estimates that the average Spanish citizen receives €140,000 more in state services than they contribute, indicating a significant net benefit from public services.
Spanish citizens, including a government delegate, an embassy worker, and a Galician family, have been affected by a tragedy in Venezuela. The Spanish government has reported 133 missing, five dead, and 14 trapped individuals.
Pere Navarro, Director General of the DGT (Spain's traffic authority), has issued a warning for the summer holidays, urging all Spanish citizens to carry the V16 beacon in their glove compartment due to its numerous advantages.
Many Spanish citizens are reportedly moving to autonomous communities with lower taxes, with fiscal advisors admitting that many of these transfers are likely 'fictitious' attempts to reduce tax burdens.
A Spanish citizen detained in the Gaza flotilla has reported being threatened with "100 years in prison" and subjected to mistreatment, prompting the Spanish government to demand respect for his rights.
Vox's spokesperson, José María Llanos, has presented a proposal to the Valencian Parliament demanding that Spanish citizens be prioritized in access to social aid, housing, and public benefits to ensure the sustainability of the system.
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.
Ameneh Bahrami, an Iranian woman blinded by an acid attack, and her mother successfully evacuated Tehran alongside the last Spanish citizens, amidst nearby bombings.
Spanish Foreign Minister Albares held a video conference with ambassadors to address the escalating tensions with Iran, focusing on the safety of Spanish citizens in the region.