Stories from Madrid · Spain

Health authorities confirmed the first case of hantavirus in Spain. The individual was being studied at the Hospital Gómez Ulla. The remaining individuals who were under observation at Hospital Gómez Ulla have tested negative. This case was reported by Sanidad.

The administrator of a cybercrime market has been arrested in Spain. The source did not specify the name of the market or the charges. The source stated that cybercrime and digital sabotage cost more than 200 million euros.

The Spanish health minister, Monique García, held a press conference to address concerns about a virus. The report mentioned technical means were used for the conference.

Users are reporting persistent difficulties accessing the Spanish Tax Agency's website. Attempts to access the site for management purposes have failed across multiple devices and browsers over several days.

There were 29 work-related incidents in Spain during the first four months of the year.

Health officials are monitoring for additional hantavirus cases, with some anticipating more individuals may present symptoms. Health authorities have initiated surveillance measures following reports of Hantavirus cases.

Two Civil Guards have been killed in Spain while engaged in operations against drug trafficking organizations. The incident occurred in the Madrid region. The source mentioned that the fight against narcos is ongoing.

Real Madrid has scored six goals and provided 14 assists this season, offering a sign of hope during a challenging period for the club. This performance provides a positive outlook despite current difficulties.

The Rey Juan Carlos University (URJC) will provide assistance in the creation of research books for the Madrid Book Fair. This initiative aims to support academic and research endeavors.

Isabel Díaz Ayuso's administration is accused of paying 60 million euros for unreliable software that has distorted hospital debt data for nine years.