In a significant development, the Defence Ministry has suspended two officers, an infantry lieutenant and a commander, from their duties in connection with the deaths of soldiers Miguel Ángel Jiménez and Carlos León during training exercises in December twenty twenty-three. These suspensions, effective on the thirteenth and fourteenth of June, follow the publication of official notices regarding their removal from duty. Luis Romero, the lawyer representing the victims, has expressed confidence that the captain and lieutenant colonel currently under investigation […]

U.S. President Donald Trump and Israeli army chief Eyal Zamir have indicated that a ceasefire in Gaza may be on the horizon. Zamir, speaking to Israeli media, noted that conditions have been established to potentially advance negotiations aimed at ending the conflict, including the release of hostages. He highlighted the significant damage inflicted on Hamas's governance and military capabilities as a contributing factor to these negotiations. During a televised address, Zamir stated, 'We have achieved many significant results, we have […]

Spain's inflation rate has experienced an uptick, increasing to two point three percent in June, ending a three-month decline. This rise coincides with seasonal trends as the economy continues to grapple with rising prices. The main contributors to this increase are food and fuel costs, which have seen remarkable fluctuations throughout the year. In comparison, the inflation rate stands below the three point four percent recorded in June two thousand twenty-four, yet it's slightly above the one point nine percent […]

The Madrid-based judge, María Dolores Baeza, has permitted Pedro Sánchez to act as a private accuser in a case involving Hazte Oír's controversial banner that labelled him 'corrupt'. The banner was placed outside the Congress of Deputies on the nineteenth of May and has led to allegations of defamation against the Prime Minister. Sánchez's legal representation had requested this status in order to be involved in the ongoing legal proceedings. The case originally began in the Madrid Court of Instruction […]

A devastating fire has engulfed the historic mosque-cathedral in Spain, a site renowned for its architectural beauty and cultural significance. Firefighters responded swiftly to the emergency, but the flames have caused considerable damage to this UNESCO World Heritage site. Eyewitness accounts describe a chaotic scene as first responders battled the fire. The cause of the blaze remains under investigation, and officials have assured the public that they will release further information as it becomes available. Local authorities are assessing the […]

Angela Rayner has resigned from her roles as Deputy Prime Minister and Housing Secretary, as well as stepping down as deputy leader of the Labour Party, after acknowledging that she did not pay sufficient stamp duty on her second home. The announcement was made after a report regarding her potential breach of the ministerial code was submitted to Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer by his standards adviser. In her resignation letter to Sir Keir, Rayner expressed that the overwhelming strain […]

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 […]

Elma Saiz, the Minister of Inclusion, Social Security and Migration, addressed attendees at the Spanish Embassy in London to commemorate International Women's Day. During her speech, Saiz asserted that Spanish women, whether in Spain or abroad, must receive equal protection and support. She declared that Spanish embassies and consulates serve as 'Violet Points' to assist women victims of violence, emphasising that the protection of these individuals is a top priority. Saiz highlighted key gender equality policies implemented by the government, […]

El Partido Popular ha decidido llevar ante el Tribunal Constitucional el veto aplicado por la Mesa del Congreso, que impidió el debate de varias enmiendas del Senado referentes a la ley de desperdicio alimentario. Este anuncio fue realizado por la secretaria general del PP, Cuca Gamarra, durante la inauguración de la interparlamentaria de su partido en Sevilla. Gamarra recalcó que no se quedarán quietos ante lo que consideran un ataque a la separación de poderes en el país. La Mesa […]