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Spain

Narco-boat with 4,000 kilos of hashish intercepted in dangerous chase 42 miles from Punta Umbria
Guardia Civil boats in Huelva. (Archivo)

Crime

Narco-boat with 4,000 kilos of hashish intercepted in dangerous chase 42 miles from Punta Umbria

Four people have been arrested in the operation carried out by the Guardia Civil

Antonio R. Vega
  • Spanish government's rent relief bill voted down by MPs
    (EP)

    Spain

    Spanish government's rent relief bill voted down by MPs

    The law, which only allowed landlords to increase rent by two per cent, was in force for a month

    SUR | 30/04/2026 14:44h.
  • UPDATE: British tourist dies in Tenerife holiday apartment stairwell fall
    Playa de las Américas, Tenerife.

    112 report

    update: British tourist dies in Tenerife holiday apartment stairwell fall

    The 24-year-old man fell "face first" to his death from the second floor

    Natalia Penza | 29/04/2026 14:37h.
  • Maldives shark attack: Spanish honeymooner breaks silence after losing leg in 'savage' tiger shark ordeal
    (Adobe Stock)

    Shark attack

    Maldives shark attack: Spanish honeymooner breaks silence after losing leg in 'savage' tiger shark ordeal

    Alicante doctor Borja Garcia Sousa, 31, shares hospital bed selfie with wife Ana as police investigate tour organisers for negligence following horrific incident off Kooddoo island.

    Gerard Couzens | 29/04/2026 13:50h.
  • Spanish inflation moderates to 3.2 per cent in April thanks to lower electricity bills

    Economy

    Spanish inflation moderates to 3.2 per cent in April thanks to lower electricity bills

    Core inflation, which excludes food and energy prices, also fell to 2.8 per cent, according to preliminary data

    Ana Cantero | 29/04/2026 12:26h.
  • From Galicia to Belgium, becoming runner-up at the 6th European seagull screeching competition
    Olga Méndez, from Galicia, and runner-up at the European seagull screeching competition 2026. (Reuters)

    Society

    From Galicia to Belgium, becoming runner-up at the 6th European seagull screeching competition

    Yes, such a championship exists and Spanish comedian Olga Méndez travelled from Vigo in Galicia to show off her best imitation of a screeching seagull against stiff competition from 70 participants from 16 countries

    Salvador Vallejo | 28/04/2026
  • Spain's schools will lose 600,000 students over the next decade
    Children in the classroom of a Spanish school. (C. ESPESO)

    Education

    Spain's schools will lose 600,000 students over the next decade

    The decline in the birth rate will reduce enrollment by 400,000 students in primary and 376,000 in secondary schools, with an increase only in preschool and Master's degree education

    Alfonso Torices | 28/04/2026
  • Spain's labour market suffers worst first quarter since Covid-19 pandemic, raising unemployment to 10.8%
    Construction workers in Spain. (RC)

    Employment

    Spain's labour market suffers worst first quarter since Covid-19 pandemic, raising unemployment to 10.8%

    The EPA workforce survey recorded 231,500 more unemployed between January and March, although total employment remains at record highs

    José A. González | 28/04/2026
  • Spain's electricity sector reviews system's operating costs one year after blackout
    Photo of the electrical control centre (CECOEL) of Red Eléctrica in Spain. (R.C.)

    Energy

    Spain's electricity sector reviews system's operating costs one year after blackout

    Major energy companies, energy-intensive industries and energy retailers demand greater oversight from the CNMC competition commission

    Cristina Cándido | 27/04/2026
  • Mortgage signings rise 16.3% with best February in 15 years
    For sale sign on a building. (EP)

    Mortgage signings rise 16.3% with best February in 15 years

    The volume of borrowed capital, which rose by 29% to nearly EUR 7.9 billion, reflecting increased financial pressure on the buyer

    Cristina Cándido | 27/04/2026
  • Spain's heir to the throne to study Political Science at Carlos III public university
    The Princess of Asturias during her visit to the San Salvador de Leyre monastery in September 2025. (EFE)

    Politics

    Spain's heir to the throne to study Political Science at Carlos III public university

    Princess Leonor of Asturias will begin her university studies in the autumn, once she completes her military training

    María Eugenio Alonso | 27/04/2026
  • Spain positions itself as economic 'safe haven' in the face of geopolitical tensions
    Prime Minister of Spain Pedro Sánchez. (EFE)

    Economy

    Spain positions itself as economic 'safe haven' in the face of geopolitical tensions

    PM Pedro Sánchez seeks to attract more than 4.5 billion euros in foreign investment to surpass funds

    Cristina Cándido | 27/04/2026
  • Ryanair will bring forward check-in closing time to one hour before flight departure time
    Ryanair check-in queue at Valencia Airport. (Irene Marsilla)

    Travel

    Ryanair will bring forward check-in closing time to one hour before flight departure time

    Starting in November, the Irish airline will bring forward its check-in closing time by 20 minutes to prevent passengers from missing their flights due to then being stuck in security or passport control queues

    Ana Cantero | 27/04/2026
  • Spain is no longer country of homeowners as large landlords absorb housing
    (EP)

    Housing

    Spain is no longer country of homeowners as large landlords absorb housing

    Households that own their homes have dropped from 79% to 63.9%, while rent is consistently growing in an increasingly tight market

    José A. González | 27/04/2026
  • Remanded in custody for allegedly stealing a disabled homeless man's wheelchair in Valencia
    Stock image of a wheelchair user. (G. B.)

    Crime

    Remanded in custody for allegedly stealing a disabled homeless man's wheelchair in Valencia

    National Police arrested a man, who has a police record and has served jail time for other robberies, just 40 minutes after the victim was threatened with a knife

    Ignacio Cabanes | 27/04/2026
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