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At least twelve people were injured in an accident caused by a collision between a truck and a bus in Torremolinos, Málaga, on Sunday. The AP-7 highway toward Cádiz was completely closed, according to the Andalusia 112 emergency service.

Extremadura continues to take significant steps to establish itself in the field of sustainable mobility. An ambitious electric vehicle factory owned by the Chinese brand Lum Auto will be built in the region in the near future.

"When human rights are at stake, silence is not an option. Peace and justice for Palestine," read the message. This statement was visible for a total of 16 seconds. The broadcast on RTVE was also shared on the social media platform X (formerly Twitter).

The yearning for freedom and flexibility is driving more and more people to explore the world with their own home in tow. Traveling with a caravan or motorhome promises independence and the opportunity to discover the most beautiful corners of Spain at your own pace.

The National Police have arrested four people suspected of fatally stabbing another man during a brawl in the Latina district of Madrid. The incident occurred early Sunday morning.

The Cabildo de Tenerife will install surveillance cameras at the entrances to Teide National Park to regulate the flow of visitors. This was announced by the island's President, Rosa Dávila, on Wednesday.

A man armed with a knife was shot dead by police after attempting to rob a taxi driver at Gran Canaria Airport, the Canary Islands' Supreme Council confirmed in an official statement.

The Barcelona City Council's governing team presented a reform proposal on Friday to amend the Civic Education Ordinance. The goal of this project is to increase fines for rude behavior, reduce bonuses for timely payments, and update the list of punishable behaviors, in accordance with the previous ordinance passed 20 years ago.

The Spanish government is the only member state that has so far refused to implement the reform of the European electoral law passed in 2018.

While the self-proclaimed guardians of "neutrality" look the other way when a state is acting in the midst of genocide, Spain is being punished for calling the humanitarian catastrophe by its name. Hypocrisy could hardly be more obvious!