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Spain

Migrant tragedy just 5.5 metres from shore in Spain's Canary Islands
An image from a television camera that caught the chaotic arrival. (RTVE)

Immigration

Migrant tragedy just 5.5 metres from shore in Spain's Canary Islands

Seven people had been confirmed dead by Thursday - all women, including a 16-year-old and two girls around five years old

SUR / ABC
  • Energy market expert warns about high price of electricity in Spain this summer

    Energy

    Energy market expert warns about high price of electricity in Spain this summer

    May will end as the second cheapest month on record

    Europa Press | 29/05/2025 20:10h.
  • Milestone in recovery of 'vulnerable' Iberian lynx population in Murcia with first kittens born in the wild
    One of the kittens born in the wild. (CARM)

    Wildlife

    Milestone in recovery of 'vulnerable' Iberian lynx population in Murcia with first kittens born in the wild

    The head of the regional government in south-eastern Spain called this "very good news", reiterating his "commitment" to the conservation of the wild cat species

    José Alberto González | 29/05/2025 11:21h.
  • Adidas confirms an 'unauthorised third party' has gained access to customers' personal data

    Data protection

    Adidas confirms an 'unauthorised third party' has gained access to customers' personal data

    The well-known sports brand has sent an email to its customers to warn that there has recently been a security breach issue

    Marina Ortiz | 29/05/2025 10:13h.
  • Donald Trump's US visa restrictions jeopardise the studies of some 14,000 Spaniards
    American students at Harvard demonstrate in favour of foreign students. (AFP)

    Politics

    Donald Trump's US visa restrictions jeopardise the studies of some 14,000 Spaniards

    Secretary of State Marco Rubio has also said that people's social media presence will be scrutinised to reject anyone who attacks the Jewish community

    Zigor Aldama | 29/05/2025 09:46h.
  • Homeowners' association in Spain fined for displaying meeting minutes in building lobby with residents names and debts

    Homeowners' association in Spain fined for displaying meeting minutes in building lobby with residents names and debts

    The Spanish data protection agency considered that it violated the processing and confidentiality regulations by publicly exposing this information for eight months

    Susana Zamora | 28/05/2025
  • Aldi trials new 'smart' supermarket where shoppers are charged when they enter the store
    (Aldi)

    Retail

    Aldi trials new 'smart' supermarket where shoppers are charged when they enter the store

    The German retail chain, with 650 shops across Spain, has introduced it at one of its UK stores in a bid to streamline its customers' shopping experience

    ABC | 28/05/2025
  • One Air: Redefining Pilot Excellence from the Heart of Málaga

    Extra One Air

    One Air: Redefining Pilot Excellence from the Heart of Málaga

    SUR
  • These are the major changes coming to e-invoicing for self-employed people in Spain
    Hospitality and commercial businesses in the centrally located Plaza Cavana in Nerja this spring. (E. Cabezas)

    Employment

    These are the major changes coming to e-invoicing for self-employed people in Spain

    The new Verifactu platform system is now up and running for companies that want to test it before it becomes mandatory in 2026

    Eugenio Cabezas | 28/05/2025
  • Spanish court settles community dispute over responsibility for damage caused by leaking terrace roof

    Property

    Spanish court settles community dispute over responsibility for damage caused by leaking terrace roof

    The owners of a flat went to court in Cantabria after water from the flat above them started to leak into their home to clarify who should bear the cost of waterproofing the terrace

    Susana Zamora | 28/05/2025
  • Warning about wearing clogs at work: leading Spanish doctor highlights problems caused by this type of footwear
    Beware of work clogs: a doctor warns of foot deformities in this model. (Freepik)

    Health

    Warning about wearing clogs at work: leading Spanish doctor highlights problems caused by this type of footwear

    The specialist has advised what to look out for when buying these shoes in order to avoid serious issues

    María Ramírez | 27/05/2025
  • Spanish court upholds decision not to pay teacher sick leave for facelift

    Employment law

    Spanish court upholds decision not to pay teacher sick leave for facelift

    Judges in Galicia supported the mutual insurance company's ruling that an operation "for purely aesthetic purposes" would not be covered

    Susana Zamora | 27/05/2025
  • Spain to pay 100 euros towards cost of glasses or contact lenses for children under age of 16
    PM Pedro Sánchez announced the new public health policy measure on 26 May. (I. PÉREZ)

    Health

    Spain to pay 100 euros towards cost of glasses or contact lenses for children under age of 16

    The measure will be in place for the start of the next school year and the Ministry of Health estimates that this state aid could benefit half a million youngsters

    Alfonso Torices | 27/05/2025
  • Experts warn of 'growing risk' of bird flu pandemic in Spain

    Health

    Experts warn of 'growing risk' of bird flu pandemic in Spain

    An influential committee has called for a national preventive strategy, including a vaccine stockpiling plan and isolation protocols in case of human outbreaks

    Europa Press | 27/05/2025
  • Stork's nest in Burgos goes viral: 'From the beginning we wanted to protect it'
    A stork and its babies in their nest on top of the leaning tower.. (Aythami Pérez Miguel)

    Northern Spain

    Stork nest in Burgos goes viral: 'From the beginning we wanted to protect it'

    A leaning tower is home to three stork's nests on a farm in Arlanza in Burgos in northern Spain. The owner of the estate has tried to stabilise the structure, which has become famous for its unique tilt

    Aythami Pérez Miguel | 27/05/2025
  • Two British 'tourists' arrested at airport in Spain with 33 kilos of marijuana hidden in suitcases
    Part of the seized drugs haul. (LP)

    Crime

    Two British 'tourists' arrested at airport in Spain with 33 kilos of marijuana hidden in suitcases

    The pair were carrying two large pieces of luggage and, after landing, they were spotted acting nervously moments before passing through customs control

    M. García | 27/05/2025
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