Spain Advances Circular Economy with National Plan and Regional Initiatives in 2026
Spain progresses on circular economy goals in 2026 through a national action plan, Andalusian regional strategy, and collaborative working group efforts.
Spain progresses on circular economy goals in 2026 through a national action plan, Andalusian regional strategy, and collaborative working group efforts.
After storm Borrasca Kristin, most schools in Andalucía have reopened, but some centers remain closed and evacuations continue due to ongoing safety concerns.
Spain enhances its circular economy efforts via a €1.884 billion national action plan and Rubí's expanding business network fostering innovation and sustainability.
The Borrasca Kristin storm is causing severe snowfall, flooding, and widespread road closures across Spain, causing significant traffic disruptions and safety alerts.
Spain's government has approved a historic plan to regularize 500,000 immigrants as foreign employment hits record levels, highlighting migration's key role in the economy.
Storm Kristin has unleashed intense weather across Spain, causing fatalities, evacuations, and transport shutdowns amid widespread alerts.
Spain's government launches an extraordinary 2026 program allowing undocumented migrants to apply for temporary residency, highlighting economic and social benefits amid contrasting global immigration policies.
Spain's economy is growing faster than the Eurozone average but faces structural challenges and risks related to monetary policy and external imbalances.
Spain launches a €1.885 billion circular economy plan with 105 measures aiming for sustainability and industrial competitiveness by 2030.
Spain is set to legalize 500,000 irregular migrants through an extraordinary plan offering residence and work permits, bypassing parliamentary approval for swift implementation.
The Adamuz train derailment investigation reveals a broken weld as the cause, prompting government accountability and public mourning ahead of February 11 parliamentary address.
Borrasca Ingrid causes flooding threats, road closures, school suspensions, and boosts reservoir levels in Spain amid heavy snow and rain.
Storm Ingrid affects Spain with heavy snow, ice, waves up to 10 meters, and strong winds, leading to road closures and weather alerts nationwide.
Borrasca Ingrid brings heavy snow, ice, and storm conditions to northern Spain, causing road closures, travel cancellations, and severe weather alerts including a red warning in Galicia.
Storm Ingrid brings heavy snow, road closures, and traffic restrictions impacting over 3,500 km of roads across Spain.
The Adamuz train accident in Córdoba claims 45 lives, with investigations pointing to a pre-existing rail fracture and government pledging transparency amid growing political scrutiny.
Storm Ingrid has prompted extensive road closures, severe weather advisories, and travel warnings across northern Spain, with snow, ice, and high seas disrupting daily life.
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez takes full responsibility for January's deadly train accidents, vows transparency and victim support, while rail services resume amid safety investigations.
Storm Ingrid triggers red and orange alerts in Spain for severe snow, high winds, and hazardous maritime conditions, especially in Galicia and northern regions.
Spanish train drivers announce a three-day strike in February after two fatal railway accidents killing 44 people, demanding urgent safety reforms.
Amid investigations into two deadly train crashes killing 44 people, Spanish train drivers announce a strike to demand better safety measures, sparking government and union responses.
Spain is advancing its circular economy through strategic policy proposals and innovative recycling technologies to boost sustainability and industrial autonomy.
Rescue efforts continue with two missing in the Adamuz Alvia train disaster amidst ongoing investigations and safety concerns, with a state tribute planned for victims.
Two fatal train accidents in Spain in January 2026—one in Adamuz with 42 dead and another in Gelida causing the driver's death and numerous injuries—have led to emergency responses, service suspensions, and a union strike call.
On Spain's 40th EU anniversary, leaders reflect on economic growth and call for stronger EU unity and bold reforms amid geopolitical challenges.
Spain's tourism employment reached a record 2.75 million in 2025, driven by growth across hospitality and travel sectors, with strong regional performance.
Storm Harry triggers severe alerts in Spain with heavy rain, snow, and dangerous coastal conditions across multiple regions.
A fatal collision between two high-speed trains in southern Spain kills at least 40, prompting national mourning and a major investigation.
Rescue teams continue technical efforts to lift derailed train cars and recover victims after the deadly Adamuz train accident, with investigations underway to determine causes.
In 2026, Spain’s public pensions contribute over €209 billion to the economy, supporting jobs, tax revenues, and economic growth, while facing risks from budget pressures.
A deadly collision of two high-speed trains near Córdoba in January 2026 has intensified scrutiny on Spain's rail safety and investment amid expanding services and infrastructure challenges.
A devastating two-train collision in Adamuz, Córdoba results in 39 deaths and over 150 injuries, triggering national mourning and investigations into the cause.
European leaders convey solidarity and the Spanish Royal Family accelerates return to Córdoba after the deadly train crash, underscoring united support and safety concerns.
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.