Spain’s train crash victims mourned as families call for truth and justice
A funeral mass in memory of the 45 people killed in the Adamuz train crash was held on Thursday at the Carolina Marín sports centre
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EU pushes stricter visa controls amid renewed migration focus
The European Union on Thursday presented plans to revamp its visa regime and intensify deportations as part of a new five-year migration framework, marking a
Storm Kristin halts classes across several regions in Spain, with rail and road travel also disrupted
The passage of Storm Kristin brought heavy rain, strong winds, rough seas and snowfall to large parts of Spain on Wednesday, with almost all regions
Families of Adamuz train crash victims to receive €216,000 under €20m compensation plan
The Spanish government said on Tuesday that it will distribute €20 million in compensation to those affected by last month’s high-speed train disaster in southern
Spain advances legal reform to ban minors from attending or taking part in bullfighting
The Spanish government has presented a draft proposal that would prevent children and teenagers from attending or taking part in bullfights and other events involving
Spain’s unemployment rate drops below 10% for first time since 2008
Spain’s unemployment rate fell by just over half a percentage point to 9.93% by the end of 2025, according to the latest Labour Force Survey
Spain to grant legal status to around 500,000 undocumented migrants
Spain’s left-leaning coalition government was set to approve a decree on Tuesday that will grant legal status to around 500,000 undocumented migrants, according to Elma
Spanish police bust sex trafficking ring in Mallorca, freeing 15 Chinese women
The Spanish National Police have freed 15 victims of sexual exploitation who were recruited by a criminal organisation through adverts on social media. According to
Rodalies commuter trains in Catalonia gradually restart after chaotic Monday morning incidents
Following a weekend in which all commuter and regional trains across Catalonia had been suspended since 1pm on Saturday ‘until passenger safety could be guaranteed’,
Initial report from train tragedy investigators points to fracture in track prior to accident
A preliminary investigation into last weekend’s deadly high-speed rail crash in southern Spain indicates that a fracture in the track may have existed before the