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A widespread scandal has rocked Spain: On June 24, 2025, Spain's National Police arrested six individuals in Málaga who had been forging and selling Sephardic certificates for years.

A sensational cyberattack has rocked Spanish politics. Once again, sensitive personal data of high-profile public figures, including Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez, has been illegally published.

Have you ever noticed your crisps disappearing faster than usual? Or found your favourite chocolate bars looking a bit slimmer lately? If so, you're not imagining things – and you're definitely not alone.

Sóller, Mallorca – Tragic news reaches us from Sóller, Mallorca: A 34-year-old Dutch national died on Thursday afternoon on the Camí de Son Sales, a rural road in the municipality, due to heatstroke.

An alarming piece of news is stirring up Galicia: reports of more than a thousand barrels of radioactive waste on the seabed off the Galician coast have prompted the regional government, the Xunta de Galicia, to take action.

Relations between Israel and Spain have reached a new low after the Israeli Embassy in Spain accused Pedro Sánchez's government of leading an “anti-Israel crusade.”

The socialist Mayor of Paiporta, Maribel Albalat, resigned from her post on Thursday due to health reasons. After months of physical and mental exhaustion following the devastating flood in the Valencian town last autumn, she is withdrawing from public life.

In Spain, the Euthanasia Law has been in force for four years. However, a recent assessment by the "Right to Live with Dignity" (DMD) association reveals that only about 40% of applicants, roughly 1,300 out of 3,000 individuals, were actually able to exercise their right to euthanasia.

This so-called "Koldo Law," named after the corruption case currently gripping Spain, aims to invalidate "unlawful" recordings, such as those contained in the latest report by the Central Operative Unit (UCO) of the Guardia Civil.

Sánchez announced a significant increase in Spain's contribution to the Global Alliance for Vaccines and Immunisation (Gavi) by 130 million Euros for the years 2026 to 2030.