Juanma Badenas, the municipal spokesperson for Vox in Valencia, is under investigation amid serious allegations of irregularities linked to public contracts. The party has confirmed his temporary suspension while the inquiry is underway. This comes as the Socialist Party of the Valencian Region and Compromís announced their intent to report Badenas for alleged influence peddling and political espionage. Sources reveal that the inquiry stems from a contract worth one hundred and twenty-nine thousand euros awarded to the Mediterranean Institute for […]

On International Women's Day, the National Observatory of Technology and Society, a consultative body under Red.es, published its report titled 'Gender Digital Gap Edition 2025 - Data 2024'. The report examines the status of women in the digital transformation process, focusing on key indicators such as internet usage, digital skills, and the number of digital specialists. The findings demonstrate progress in closing the gender gap in basic digital skills but highlight ongoing inequalities in areas such as AI usage and […]

Félix Bolaños, the Minister of Justice, Presidencia and Relations with the Cortes, testified today in La Moncloa before Judge Juan Carlos Peinado as part of the investigation into Begoña Gómez, the spouse of the Prime Minister. The opposition Party Popular has reportedly called for Bolaños to resign, accusing him of damaging the integrity of his ministry and revealing what they describe as a failure of Spanish democracy. Cayetana Álvarez de Toledo, co-spokesperson for the Party Popular in Congress, stated that […]

Pope Francis has passed away at the age of eighty-eight at the Casa Santa Marta, with Cardinal Kevin Joseph Farrel announcing the news in a heartfelt video. The Pope's health had been in decline, having been hospitalised for over a month with severe bronchitis and pneumonia. His last public appearance occurred on Easter Sunday, where he blessed the faithful gathered in St. Peter's Square from his wheelchair. During his historic twelve-year papacy, Pope Francis was known for his commitment to […]

The Valencia court has ruled the fire that engulfed a residential building in the Campanar neighbourhood in February twenty twenty four as accidental. The incident led to the deaths of ten people and left fifteen others injured. The presiding magistrate concluded that there is no criminal liability in the case, prompting the closure of the investigation. The fire originated from a leak of refrigerant gas in one of the flats and rapidly spread, consuming the fourteen-storey building in just forty-five […]

Delays at Adolfo Suárez Madrid-Barajas Airport have reached critical levels as hundreds of passengers face extended waits to pass security. Aena, the airport management company, is collaborating with the police to resolve the issues causing the delays, which they attribute to a combination of flight accumulation and a brief technical failure in police systems. Authorities advise travellers to arrive two hours early to mitigate inconvenience during the busy summer travel season. Reports from social media and eyewitness accounts indicate that […]

Search efforts are ongoing after the Liberian-flagged cargo ship Eternity C sank in the Red Sea following an attack by Yemen's Houthis. The UK Maritime Trade Operations agency reports that significant damage was inflicted on the vessel using rocket-propelled grenades fired from small boats. Six crew members have been rescued thus far, while authorities confirm at least three fatalities and nineteen individuals remain missing. The Houthis have stated their attack on the Eternity C was justified as it was allegedly […]