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A terrible incident has shaken Granada: An illegal Moroccan immigrant, without a valid driver's license, allegedly ran over a two-year-old boy with a motocross motorcycle.

The persistent summer temperatures across Spain are having a clear impact: The country's reservoir water reserves have shrunk for the fourth consecutive week.

Palma de Mallorca's island capital has approved new rules of conduct. They are intended to promote a calmer, more orderly, and more respectful coexistence.

Spain narrowly avoided another nationwide power outage on June 17, when the Almaraz I nuclear power plant unexpectedly shut down.

US President Donald Trump directly confronted Pedro Sánchez on Tuesday, asserting that Spain "has become a problem" when it comes to increasing defense spending to 5% of its GDP within NATO.

The Spanish government on Tuesday made a significant decision impacting the planned merger between BBVA and Banco Sabadell.

Second Vice-President of the Government, Yolanda Díaz, warned US President Donald Trump on Monday that Spain is not his vassal and will not further increase military spending.

In a startling admission, Miguel Ángel Gimeno, the director of the Catalan Anti-Fraud Office, has acknowledged that the independent authority has not exercised its power to sanction companies or public entities for irregularities, despite having full authority to impose fines in Catalonia for two years.

Titled "Public Television and Political Control in Congress", the report indicates that RTVE as well as regional television and radio stations received over 2 billion euros in public funds in 2023.

The Balearic Islands are once again the scene of a tragedy: at least five bodies of suspected migrants have been found in the islands' waters, shockingly bound at the hands and feet. The Guardia Civil has launched an intensive investigation to clarify the circumstances of these cruel deaths.