Spain's Reservoirs at 51.29% Capacity Amid Water Conservation Push
Spain's reservoirs are at just over half capacity with slight declines, prompting government advice on household water savings.
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Inaugural Hyrcross Event Draws 500 Athletes to Cantabria's Palacio de Deportes
Cantabria's first hyrcross event at Palacio de Deportes brought together 500 athletes competing in a demanding mix of running and workouts.
Economic Growth in Spain Shadows Growing Food Insecurity in A Mariña
In A Mariña, Spain's economic growth masks rising food insecurity as hundreds of families rely on food banks amid limited volunteer support.
Spain's Economy Poised for Strong Growth in 2026 Driven by EU Funds, Immigration, and Housing
Spain is expected to achieve 2.1% GDP growth in 2026, driven by EU funds, immigration, and housing investment, outperforming the Eurozone average.
Salamanca Sees Infrastructure Progress, Protests, and Political Shifts Amid Unusual Early Snowfall
Salamanca advances with a new supermarket, local protests, political party changes, and early snowfall affecting the community and local landmarks.
Community Health Initiatives Foster Local Engagement in Pilar de la Horadada and Alcorcón
Community health events and innovative donations in Pilar de la Horadada and Alcorcón highlight local engagement and education in Spain's health initiatives.
'Querer' and 'El Hormiguero' Lead 2025 Premios Iris Nominations Ahead of February Gala
Leading nominations for the 2025 Premios Iris highlight 'Querer' and 'El Hormiguero' with a broad representation across networks and new audience-engagement features ahead of the February gala.
Marquitos Joins Real Ávila to Boost Attack as Carlos Forbs Shines in Champions League
Real Ávila signs versatile attacker Marquitos amid injury challenges while Carlos Forbs impresses in Champions League, drawing transfer interest.
Jaén's Media Maratón 2025 Marks Historic Record Participation and Innovation
The 29th Jaén Media Maratón features record participation and new professional initiatives, with ambitious plans for the 30th edition next year.
CONACEE Champions Labor Inclusion of People with Disabilities as a Pillar of Sustainable Economy in Spain
CONACEE’s 25-year effort promotes labor inclusion of people with disabilities as a strategic and sustainable economic model integrating social and environmental goals in Spain.
Vox Intensifies Criticism of PP-PSOE Cooperation Amid Autonomy Reform and Electoral Tensions
Vox condemns PP-PSOE collaboration over regional reforms and accuses PP of undermining its voter base amid electoral tensions.
Spain Bans Free-Range Poultry Farming Amid Rising Avian Influenza Cases
Spain enforces a ban on free-range poultry farming amid a surge in avian influenza cases, implementing new biosecurity measures to prevent virus spread.
Spanish Women in Sports Honored with New IED Barcelona Awards
The IED Barcelona students' Mujer y Deporte awards celebrate key women and organizations shaping Spanish women's sports in 2025.
Experts Raise Alarms Over Spain's Economic Growth Sustainability in 2025
Experts warn that Spain’s 2025 economic growth, fueled by temporary EU funds and immigration, faces risks from inflation, low job quality, social pressures, and fiscal challenges.
Spanish Government Advances Territorial Policy and Emergency Coordination with Increased Budgets and Administrative Programs
Spain boosts territorial policy and emergency coordination with increased budgets and expanded administrative programs in 2025.
Political Fallout and Victim Testimonies Spotlight Response Failures After Valencia Flood
Victims' testimonies and political disputes reveal significant failures in emergency response and accountability following the Valencia flood of October 2024.
Calviño Criticizes Yolanda Díaz's Labor Policy as Creating Government Tensions
Nadia Calviño critiques Yolanda Díaz's divisive labor policy management and internal government tensions in her new memoir.
Spain Updates Winter Tire Regulations: M+S Tires No Longer Sufficient for 2025
Spain's 2025 winter regulations require 3PMSF-marked tires or approved chains in snowy conditions, replacing the outdated M+S tire standard.
Alberto González Amador Claims Political Victimization Amid Tax Fraud Case
Alberto González Amador, partner of Madrid's president, claims political targeting amid tax fraud charges following a leaked email controversy.
FC Barcelona's Historic Debt Crisis: Over €1.4 Billion in Liabilities and Recovery Efforts Underway
FC Barcelona faces record losses and over €1.4 billion in debt, with detailed plans by Joan Laporta to stabilize the club's finances amid one of sports' worst crises.
Global Cooperative Leaders Launch CM50 Initiative and Manifesto for New Economy at Doha Summit 2025
At the 2025 UN Summit in Doha, cooperative leaders launched the CM50 initiative and a new manifesto, highlighting cooperatives’ $2.8 trillion economic impact and role in sustainable development.
Mexico Welcomes Spain’s Historic Acknowledgment of Colonial Abuses
Mexico’s President Claudia Sheinbaum hails Spain's acknowledgment of colonial abuses as a pivotal first step in improving bilateral relations and addressing historical grievances.
US Praises Spain's Commitment to NATO Despite Past Threats Amid Military Shifts
The US has recognized Spain's key NATO role despite past criticisms, amid ongoing changes in US military policies and troop movements in Europe.
Long-Term Melatonin Use Linked to Increased Cardiovascular Risks, Study Finds
New study links prolonged melatonin use with higher heart failure and mortality risks, urging caution and further research.
Health Risks of Daylight Saving Time: Experts Warn of Sleep Disruption and Increased Accidents
Medical experts highlight the health risks tied to daylight saving time changes, including disrupted sleep and fatal accidents, while offering guidance to ease adjustment.
Recording Academy Invites Latin Grammy Voters to Diversify 2025 Grammy Membership
The Recording Academy invites all Latin Grammy voters to join the 2025 Grammy voting membership, significantly boosting diversity and representation in the awards' decision-making process.
Valencia President Carlos Mazón Resigns Amidst Fallout from 2024 Flood Tragedy
Valencia's regional president Carlos Mazón resigns amid intense criticism over his handling of the catastrophic 2024 floods that claimed over 229 lives and caused €17 billion in damages.
Guadalajara Edges Pachuca 1-0 to Boost Liga MX Playoff Hopes
Guadalajara's 1-0 victory over Pachuca tightens playoff races nearing Liga MX season's end, with key performances impacting standings.
Sephardic Nationality Applications in Spain Face Long Delays and Governmental Inertia
Delays and governmental inaction hinder Sephardic descendants' Spanish nationality applications years after the 2015 law deadline.
Barcelona Eyes Harry Kane as Lewandowski's Potential Replacement for 2026-27 Season
FC Barcelona is considering Harry Kane for the 2026-27 season to succeed Lewandowski amidst financial challenges and transfer market constraints.
FC Barcelona Hosts Elche in Crucial La Liga Encounter at Estadio Olímpico de Montjuic
FC Barcelona faces Elche today in La Liga's 11th round at Estadio Olímpico de Montjuic, with various global broadcasts available for fans.
Messi Scores but Inter Miami Falls to Nashville, Setting Up Decisive MLS Playoff Clash
Despite scoring his sixth goal in three games against Nashville, Messi's Inter Miami lost 2-1, pushing the MLS playoff series to a deciding third game.
Mexico and Spain Move Towards Diplomatic Reconciliation with Historic Acknowledgment
Mexico and Spain are advancing diplomatic reconciliation following Spain's historic acknowledgment of injustices against indigenous peoples during the Conquest, as Mexico calls for a formal apology.
Xabi Alonso Confirms Conflict with Vinícius Júnior Fully Resolved After Clásico Incident
Xabi Alonso assures the conflict with Vinícius Júnior after an El Clásico substitution incident is resolved with no punishments, focusing now on team unity and upcoming matches.
Spain Officially Recognizes Colonial Injustices Against Mexican Indigenous Peoples
Spain publicly acknowledges historical injustices against Mexico's indigenous peoples during colonial times, with diplomatic reactions highlighting steps toward reconciliation.
Spain Officially Recognizes Historical Injustices Against Mexican Indigenous Peoples
Spain formally acknowledges the historical injustices inflicted on Mexican indigenous peoples during a major cultural event in Madrid, signaling a key step in improving Spain-Mexico relations.
Spain Faces Growing Competency Gap Compared to Developed Countries
An OECD report reveals Spain’s increasing educational competency gap, with younger generations falling behind peers in developed countries despite more schooling.
Eurozone Economy Shows Modest Growth in Q3 2025 with Spain Outperforming Amidst Regional Challenges
The Eurozone's economy grew modestly by 0.2% in Q3 2025, with Spain outperforming other major economies despite persistent challenges in Germany and high unemployment rates.
Spain Offers Field Hospital to Jamaica After Hurricane Melissa Devastation
Spain has offered Jamaica a fully-equipped field hospital to assist with medical needs following the devastation from Hurricane Melissa, which caused deaths, infrastructure damage, and widespread power outages.
Spain’s Economic Growth Slows in Q3 2025 Due to Weakening External Trade
Spain’s Q3 2025 GDP growth slowed to 0.6% due to weaker exports and rising tariffs, though domestic demand and investment provided support amid concerns over competitiveness and growth sustainability.
Rising Living Costs in Spain Propel Expats Toward Portugal's Affordable Lifestyle
Rising costs and tough residency rules in Spain drive expats to Portugal, where affordability and lifestyle benefits are drawing a growing community.
Lionel Messi Eyes 2026 World Cup as Inter Miami Star Shares Future Plans
Lionel Messi confirms plans to decide on participating in the 2026 World Cup early next year, while extending his contract with Inter Miami until 2028.
Rising Car Loan Delinquencies Signal Economic Strain Amid Government Shutdown Fears
Car loan defaults in the U.S. have reached record highs amid economic concerns worsened by potential government shutdown impacts.
Global Economic Resilience and the Rise of the 'Crocodile Economy' in 2025
Emerging markets demonstrate economic resilience supported by strong policies, while 49 countries show that GDP growth can coincide with emission reductions in the evolving 'crocodile economy'.
Mexico's President Sheinbaum Urges Spain for Apology over Conquest, Awaiting Response
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum reiterated the call for Spain's apology over Conquest abuses, while affirming ongoing diplomatic and cultural ties despite tensions.
Real Madrid Triumphs Over Barcelona in First El Clasico of 2025-26 Season
Real Madrid defeated Barcelona in the first El Clasico of the 2025-26 season, marking an important early season victory for the club.
Five Proven Actions to Prevent Mental Health Issues in Spain: Expert Insights
Experts highlight five scientifically supported lifestyle actions and mindful practices to prevent mental health problems in Spain.
Spain Faces Escalating Mental Health Crisis Amidst Pandemic and Social Pressures
Spain's mental health crisis, intensified by COVID-19 and societal pressures, demands urgent recognition and comprehensive preventive strategies.
Spain Navigates US Tariffs: Trade Deficit with the US Up 37.7%, Economic Impact Minimal
Spain's trade deficit with the US grew sharply due to Trump's tariffs, yet the overall economic impact remains minimal according to officials and analysts.
Real Madrid and Barcelona Clash in Crucial LaLiga El Clásico at Santiago Bernabéu
The LaLiga El Clásico between Real Madrid and Barcelona on October 26, 2025, promises a high-stakes battle for the top of the league, with detailed lineups, tactical previews, and global broadcast information available.