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The Spanish Ministry of Health continues to hold a significant stock of protective masks acquired during the COVID-19 pandemic. Recent data, provided by the Ministry via the Transparency Portal, reveals an alarming figure

Córdoba, Spain – The ongoing heatwave in Andalusia has claimed its first tragic victim. A 58-year-old man died on Saturday in Córdoba due to heatstroke. The man was working outdoors, installing a neon sign, directly exposing him to the extreme temperatures.

Recent events in the Middle East have caused global concern. Following the latest attacks over the weekend, Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has urgently called for containment, de-escalation, diplomacy, and dialogue in the Middle East region. Sánchez described the situation as critical, emphasizing that the Middle East is "on the brink of the abyss."

Catalonia is once again at the center of attention, this time due to the activities of so-called "independent" paramilitary camps. These groups, often led by avowed Israel supporters, fuel the debate about the region's future with provocative statements like "We will clean up after 3 centuries."

Fuengirola, Spain – The bodybuilding world and the Spanish community are mourning the tragic death of Zunilda Hoyos Méndez, the internationally renowned Colombian bodybuilder, affectionately known as the "Hulk Woman."

Worn tires are an often-underestimated danger on Spanish roads and can lead to significant fines this summer. The Guardia Civil is increasing its checks to ensure road safety. As the only component of a vehicle in constant contact with the asphalt, the condition of your tires is crucial for safe driving.

The idyllic Balearic island of Mallorca has become the focus of a sensational investigation that offers deep insights into the opaque dealings of Russian oligarchs. At the center is Nikolai Kolesov, a feared supplier of Putin's helicopters and a key figure in the Russian defense industry.

A devastating fire in Granyena de Segarra has led to significant consequences for the region of Catalonia. Nearly 10,000 residents from four surrounding villages...

The argument used by Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez since the first UCO (Guardia Civil's Central Operative Unit) report came to light – that he knew nothing – is increasingly coming under scrutiny.

On June 21, 1988, Spain set a groundbreaking signal for global environmental protection. With the establishment of the Servicio de Protección de la Naturaleza (Seprona), the Guardia Civil created the world's first specialized police unit exclusively dedicated to the protection of the environment, natural resources, and wildlife.