Stories from Madrid · Spain

An amnesty has been confirmed today, leading to the transfer of 14 Spaniards currently on a ship. These individuals will be moved by boat directly to the airport and then to Madrid, their home country. Britons are advised to self-quarantine due to a spreading virus. The virus has an incubation period of up to 45 days and is associated with high mortality rates, making precautions critical. Two appeals have been filed against a mass amnesty in Spain, one by Cattolica Steoir and another by the regional government of Madrid. The appeals argue that the mass amnesty poses a risk to national security and the sustainability of public services.

A classical music program titled 'East and West are one home' is scheduled for this weekend. Performances are set for Friday and Saturday at 7:30 PM, and Sunday at 11:30 AM. The program aims to share classical music and traditions from both the East and West.

Complutense University campuses are being used as 'living laboratories' for a 'shepherd experience' initiative.

A colleague has died, and 'la comandancia' is offering condolences to the family.

A rental fraud scheme involves tenants paying the first month's rent and a deposit to landlords with no intention of making further payments. This method allows tenants to occupy homes without forced entry, as their initial access is consented by property owners.

The Gómez Ulla hospital is preparing for high-level isolation situations, with a key focus on ensuring zero contact with other patients and families. The facility is exploring the possibility of implementing closed circuits for patient arrivals. José García, the prevention delegate of Cesí hospital, commented on these preparations. This measure aims to ensure safety regarding a virus with low human-to-human transmission capacity, protecting both transfer personnel and the local population.

The Romanian Cultural Institute is supporting events held in two emblematic spaces in Spain.

A football team lost a match against Rayo Vallecano, repeating the result from the first leg of their encounter.

Real Madrid player Federico Valverde was taken to hospital with a head injury following an alleged dressing room incident. The incident occurred just three days before the team's crunch title game against rivals Barcelona. A recent incident involving Real (likely Real Madrid) was discussed, where Valverde stated, 'I hit you.' The event was described as a 'mess' that occurred in the last minute. A new source directly quoted Valverde stating, "I hit you," further confirming his admission regarding the incident. A speaker expressed the opinion that both types of penalties are warranted, linking them to a leaked incident. An incident occurred this week, on Wednesday, between two players, resulting in one of them, Valverde, being hospitalized. The Portuguese source described the situation as 'very serious' and questioned if football manager José Mourinho was involved.

Real Madrid has confirmed that the club will be conducting a disciplinary action. Real Madrid Vice-Captain Federico Valverde was hospitalized with a head injury following an altercation with teammate Aurélien Chouameni on Thursday. Media reports indicated Valverde was hospitalized after the confrontation. Media reports indicate Real Madrid management intends to take strict measures against the players, potentially leading to their suspension. This incident has created tension within the club ahead of the upcoming Clásico match.