Environment
The animal's presence caused service delays on lines 1 and 2, evading efforts by police and vets to catch it alive, eventually leading to its untimely death for safety reasons and fears of an accident
Social media
Brussels investigation highlights infinite scrolling and autoplay as potential violations of the Digital Services Act, with the threat of massive fines looming
The United Nations Committee on the Rights of the Child steps up pressure on Madrid and regional governments to bar under-18s from arenas and bullfighting schools to prevent 'harmful psychological effects'
Finance
This performance came despite two adverse factors: a cut in interest rates by the European Central Bank and higher costs linked to provisions, write-downs and similar reasons
Theft
National Police arrested two men on Thursday this week at Madrid-Barajas Airport
112 incident
M-14 motorway closed and metro line 8 suspended as flooding hits access to Barajas terminal 4
Rail transport
Despite the meeting with the minister of transport, the strike will take place on 9, 10 and 11 February, affecting passenger and freight services
Business
The company has said that it will appeal what it considers an "arbitrary" and "methodically flawed" ruling that bans it from bidding for public contracts
Child protection
During his recent World Goverments 2026 summit meeting in Dubai, PM Sánchez stressed that he wants to protect children and young people from "the digital Wild West"
Crime
The suspects, all aged between 15 and 20 years, continuously verbally and physically abused the victim
Tourism
International visitor spending outpaces arrivals as higher hospitality prices and a shift toward premium travel drive tourism’s 13% contribution to Spain's GDP
Crime
National Police crush two 'travelling' criminal cells that used earpieces, disguises, and tyre-puncturing kits to target bank branches across the Costa del Sol and Madrid
Valencia
The 24-year-old was evacuated by ambulance due to his 'altered mental state' after causing two-hour delays to an Amsterdam-bound flight
Immigration
An extraordinary royal decree could grant papers to half a million people, but some migrants already in the system fear their current progress may be derailed
Politics
Spokesperson Miguel Barrachina claims families of the 2024 flood disaster received only a third of the €216,000 being granted to those affected by the Córdoba rail tragedy