Tragic Train Derailment in Córdoba Claims 21 Lives and Injures Over 100
A severe train derailment in Córdoba involving two high-speed trains left 21 dead and over 100 injured, prompting a massive emergency response and rail service suspensions.
A severe train derailment in Córdoba involving two high-speed trains left 21 dead and over 100 injured, prompting a massive emergency response and rail service suspensions.
A severe train derailment in Córdoba involving two high-speed trains left 21 dead and over 100 injured, prompting a m...
Heavy snow and rain on January 17, 2026, have forced numerous road closures and emergency responses across Spain, wit...
A high-speed train collision in Córdoba resulted in 39 deaths and multiple injuries, prompting suspensions of rail services and a major emergency response.
Spain's first high-speed train accident in over 34 years occurred in Adamuz, Córdoba, resulting in 10 deaths and numerous injuries, marking a major milestone in the nation's rail safety history.
Emergency teams continue their critical response following the deadly high-speed train collision in Adamuz, Córdoba, with investigations underway and widespread support mobilized.
A severe train derailment in Córdoba involving two high-speed trains left 21 dead and over 100 injured, prompting a massive emergency response and rail service suspensions.
Pope León XIV is set to visit multiple Spanish cities in June 2026, including Madrid and Barcelona, to commemorate religious milestones and address key social issues.
EL PERIÓDICO records strong audience growth in Catalunya and Spain, becoming a top digital media outlet with significant national reach.
Heavy snow and rain on January 17, 2026, have forced numerous road closures and emergency responses across Spain, with Ávila, Segovia, and Tarragona among the worst affected.
Spain's Finance Ministry has introduced a new regional financing model designed to promote equity, fiscal responsibility, and increased funding across autonomous communities by 2027.
Expert Javier Solís ranks Spanish cities by quality of life, highlighting Pamplona as the top city for safety, affordability, and environment.
Huesca approves a major housing project while Spain's hotel investments soar to a historic €4.275 billion in 2025.
Miguel Ángel Martín López and Adriana Fillol Mazo take the helm at the Observatorio de Derecho a la Alimentación, advancing Spain's right to food initiatives.
On January 11, 2026, serious traffic accidents in León and Salamanca resulted in injuries and a fatality, highlighting road safety concerns.
Over half of Spain's urban households face financial difficulties in January, with experts advising tailored budgeting and emergency savings to combat the seasonal economic strain.
Spain leads global rankings for digital nomad visas in 2025 and stands out among Europe's top destinations offering remote work visas in 2026.
Spain saw a 19% increase in Ingreso Mínimo Vital beneficiaries in 2025, highlighting rising poverty despite economic growth.
Pope León XIV will visit Spain in 2026, including Madrid, Barcelona, and the Canary Islands, addressing migration issues during the first papal trip to the islands.
In Burgos, a woman eradicated a €180,488 debt via the Second Chance Law amid local unrest including vandalism, protests, and political challenges.
Spain’s water reservoirs have increased to 56.6% capacity due to enhanced precipitation, with northern regions showing the highest levels.
Spain’s GDP grew 0.7% in Q4 2025, driven by private consumption and business investment, with Murcia and La Rioja showing contrasting regional dynamics.
On January 6, 2026, Spain recorded its coldest temperature at -17.3°C in Sierra Nevada amid a widespread cold wave and snow alerts issued across multiple regions due to Storm Francis.
Spain’s labor market grew by over 500,000 jobs in 2025, led by tourism and public sector employment, alongside declining unemployment.
Storm Francis causes widespread snow, cold temperatures, road closures, evacuations, and event cancellations across numerous Spanish provinces.
Borrasca Francis brings snow, freezing temperatures, and significant disruptions across Spain, impacting Reyes Magos celebrations and transport operations.
Madrid surpasses Catalonia in social security affiliates for the first time, highlighting shifting economic and employment dynamics in Spain.
Storm Francis disrupts Spain with closures on 15 roads, heavy snowfall, and dangerously low temperatures, prompting travel warnings from authorities.
Spain’s major cities celebrated the arrival of 2026 with traditional and modern festivities, including large crowds, fireworks, and cultural events in Madrid, Barcelona, and Córdoba.
Hornachuelos enhances its tourism sector in 2025 with a new Tourism Council, cultural infrastructure projects, sustainable tourism regulations, and international promotions.
Spain will increase pensions by 2.7% and public sector salaries by 1.5% in 2026 amid record pension spending and concerns over long-term sustainability.
The winter storm Borrasca Francis will impact Spain starting January 1, 2026, with heavy rains, snow, and frost across multiple regions.
Analysis of Spain's cheapest municipalities reveals deep housing affordability disparities amid structural urban challenges highlighted by MWCC president David García Núñez.
The Spanish government has ruled out extending pension calculation to 35 years while introducing a new dual formula for 2026 and increasing pensions by 2.7%.
Despite having the highest rate of graduates in Europe, Spain struggles with a structural mismatch where many graduates are overqualified and unemployed in their fields, with growing demand notably in STEM and vocational sectors.
Despite Spain's strong GDP growth in 2024 and positive 2025 forecasts, critical structural weaknesses and social inequalities pose significant risks to its future economic stability.
Spain endures heavy December storms with fatalities, missing persons, flooding, and ongoing emergency alerts across multiple regions.
Cantabria unveils its Plan de Ordenación del Territorio after two decades, introducing a comprehensive roadmap for the region's urban development.
Heavy rains and flooding across eastern Spain have caused evacuations, rescues, and fatalities, with emergency alerts active in multiple regions.
Spain and the Valencian Community advance sustainable mobility in 2025 with strong incentives and infrastructure growth, though challenges in charging networks and vehicle restrictions persist.
Spain's 2025 housing market struggles with rising prices, regional demand shifts, and supply shortages, highlighting the need for collaborative solutions.
Heavy rains in Andalucía have resulted in one confirmed death, two people missing, and widespread emergency responses as authorities coordinate rescue efforts and public safety measures.
A major storm caused evacuations, injuries, flooding, and strong winds across Catalonia and southern Spain on December 27, 2025, with emergency services actively responding.