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Sánchez to Musk: ‘Mars can wait. Humanity can’t’ – in defence of Spain’s migrant policy

News Desk30th January 20265th February 2026

30th January 20265th February 20262835

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has publicly defended his government’s proposal to grant legal status to undocumented migrants after a brief exchange with Elon Musk...

Spain’s train crash victims mourned as families call for truth and justice

News Desk30th January 20264th February 2026

30th January 20264th February 20261669

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...

EU pushes stricter visa controls amid renewed migration focus

News Desk29th January 20263rd February 2026

29th January 20263rd February 20261757

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...

Spain’s unemployment rate drops below 10% for first time since 2008

News Desk27th January 20263rd February 2026

27th January 20263rd February 20262484

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

News Desk27th January 20263rd February 2026

27th January 20263rd February 20264093

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...

Initial report from train tragedy investigators points to fracture in track prior to accident

News Desk25th January 202629th January 2026

25th January 202629th January 20261845

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...

Train crash probe points to possible damaged track, amid uncertainty over cause or consequence

News Desk19th January 202625th January 2026

19th January 202625th January 20262437

Investigators examining Sunday’s derailment of a high-speed train in Spain, which has now claimed at least 40 lives, have identified a damaged joint in the...

Sánchez vows ‘to get to the truth’ about cause of train tragedy, as Spain declares three days of mourning

News Desk19th January 202626th January 2026

19th January 202626th January 20261709

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez pledged on Monday to ‘get to the truth’ about the cause of the railway accident in the Andalusian town of...

RENFE president: human error ‘practically ruled out’ as cause of high-speed train collision in Andalusia

News Desk19th January 202625th January 2026

19th January 202625th January 20262245

Álvaro Fernández Heredia, the president of RENFE – Spain’s national state-owned railway company – has ruled out human error as the cause of Sunday’s railway...

At least 40 dead, dozens injured, after high-speed trains collide in southern Spain

News Desk18th January 202621st January 2026

18th January 202621st January 202624579

ALSO READ: RENFE president: human error ‘practically ruled out’ as cause of high-speed train collision in Andalusia. At least 40 people have been killed and...

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