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In anticipation of the upcoming summer months, the Spanish Ministry of Health has updated its National Plan for the Prevention of Health Effects of...

The Canary Islands are at the heart of this year's Armed Forces Day 2025 celebrations. With Santa Cruz de Tenerife and Las Palmas de Gran Canaria serving as host cities, a packed program culminates on Saturday, June 7th, with a central parade presided over by Their Majesties, the King and Queen of Spain.

Diesel prices take a breather and reach a new annual low, while petrol remains stable - Good news for motorists' pockets. The diesel price has once again reached a new annual low, after interrupting a series of six consecutive declines last week. According to the EU Oil Bulletin, petrol has remained practically stable.

An unbelievable case is shaking the city of Alicante: A young couple allegedly lived for about two months with the body of a 74-year-old retired police officer in his apartment and withdrew around 1,500 euros from his bank account during that time.

The Carlos III Health Institute has published a groundbreaking Covid-19 Atlas for Spain, offering a detailed interactive map of the pandemic at municipal level and even by postcode in major cities. This innovative tool visualizes comprehensive data, from incidence and hospitalization rates to mortality and vaccination rates, to better understand the pandemic's evolution in our country.

The People's Party (PP) is causing a stir with a controversial video on social media. In it, the Spanish government is branded as "Mafia" and citizens are called to protest on Sunday. The visual design is strikingly reminiscent of the film "The Godfather" to underline the message: "We will kick them out."

The Council of Europe has once again reprimanded Spain for insufficient compliance with anti-corruption measures concerning high-ranking officials. This is according to the latest annual report by the Group of States against Corruption (GRECO), published on Thursday. The warning comes at a critical time for Spain, which is currently facing several corruption cases, including the prominent Ábalos case.

A bombshell in Spanish politics: Alfonso Villares, until recently Sea Councillor in the government of Galicia, resigned from his post on Wednesday. This step followed a day after he was informed by the Supreme Court of Justice of Galicia (TSXG) that he was under investigation for sexual coercion.

As of June 7, 2025, a crucial regulation comes into effect that could mark the end of unwanted telemarketing calls in Spain. The Spanish government is intensifying its efforts to curb rampant phone spam and significantly improve the lives of its citizens. The goal is to protect the public from fraudulent calls and intrusive commercial communication.

An unusual incident has astonished residents and visitors of the Huelin district in Málaga: two mountain goats, typically native to the Montes de Málaga,...