Stories from Madrid · Spain

A pizza company has been fined for using vague advertising. The specific details of the advertising campaign and the fine amount were not immediately available.

A prisoner has been attacked with a homemade weapon.

César Lumbreras, director of Agropopular on COPE radio for over 40 years, was a protagonist at an awards ceremony. The program is described as one of the radio's prominent agricultural shows.

The celebration of May 2nd in the Community of Madrid was marked by confrontation between the regional government of Isabel Díaz Ayuso and the national government of Pedro Sánchez. For the second consecutive year, Sánchez was not invited to the institutional events.

The Royal Ballet of Sweden is presenting "Julieta y Romeo." Additionally, the Toffel brothers are paying tribute with their new spring menu, "Tallo." Chef Aitor Mena shared his method for preparing fresh asparagus from Navarra, cooking it with water, salt, and a touch of sugar...

A Palestinian film titled "Todo Lo Que Fuimos" is described as exceptionally shot with brilliant cinematography and a brutally told story. The film's narrative involves a son who is a candidate for organ donation, potentially offering meaning to the characters' pain.

Spanish air passenger numbers have reached a level equivalent to one million flights. Political proposals are needed to address public fatigue with diagnoses. Civil society organizations must collaborate on concrete proposals to counter current dynamics.

The unique geological formations of tufa, described as large stone towers emerging from the water, create a landscape that feels prehistoric and alien. The area's beauty is enhanced at sunset when an orange light transforms the lake into a surreal mirror.

A military member is being judged for the murder of his wife in front of their children in Puente de Vallecas. The incident occurred recently.