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The Banco Santander will be carrying out an update to its services this weekend, which will affect the company's operations. Specifically, from June 14 at 9:00 PM (Peninsular time), some services in Spain will be unavailable for a few hours.

The current situation at Madrid-Chamartín station remains tense after the derailment of an Alvia train. An incident with far-reaching consequences for all rail traffic to and from the important Madrid transport hub.

A recent report by the Central Operative Unit (UCO) of the Guardia Civil, submitted to the Supreme Court, places Santos Cerdán, the PSOE's organization secretary, at the center of new investigations.

Nationwide Doctors' Strike in Spain on June 13th: After months of fruitless negotiations with the Ministry of Health, doctors across Spain will cease work this coming Friday, June 13th.

Tourists planning a trip to Tenerife this summer might need to pack a Plan B along with their sunscreen, as hotel staff on the popular Canary Island are threatening to strike every Friday in July and August. A final decision on these industrial actions, which have the potential to significantly impact Tenerife's tourism, is expected on June 16th.

Spain's automotive supplier industry is opening its doors to a groundbreaking collaboration with defense companies. In light of a significant increase in the country's military spending, the sector aims to benefit from the growing investments.

The Josep Tarradellas Barcelona-El Prat Airport is set for a comprehensive modernization and expansion that will significantly strengthen its role as an international hub in Spain and Catalonia. With an impressive investment of 3.2 billion Euros by Aena, the infrastructure's capacity will be substantially increased to meet the growing demands of global travel.

A stroll in the picturesque Fuente Dé glacier cirque in the heart of the Picos de Europa National Park ended tragically for a 74-year-old German hiker. On Tuesday afternoon, the man suffered a cardiac arrest and passed away despite immediate rescue efforts.

Spain is facing a disturbing development: the number of work absences due to psychological illnesses has doubled in just five years. This silent epidemic not only burdens those affected but also significantly impacts the country's economy.

The High Court of Justice of Madrid (TSJM) has issued a significant ruling, obliging the Spanish government to investigate the actions of Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez concerning the bailout of Air Europa and the business activities of his wife, Begoña Gómez.