Stories from Madrid · Spain

Citizens in Spain had until May 8 to present appeals regarding a list of animals permitted as companion animals. The list specifies which animals are allowed as pets, and the deadline for public input has now passed.

Two players were fined $500,000 following a scandal involving Vinicius and coach Xavi Alonso, which reportedly led to players feeling 'untouchable.' Separately, player Valverde has an annual salary of 16 million euros.

Spain has reportedly abandoned many precautions in its pursuit of new partnerships and horizons, moving away from what is described as the 'American cloak.' This development occurs as other European countries are also said to be convinced of the necessity to break away from US...

Spain's Ministry of Health stated in August that an individual who traveled on the same flight as a deceased passenger from the "Rondes" cruise ship developed infection symptoms.

Entities are claiming against Red Eléctrica and the Spanish State for patrimonial responsibility. The action is being taken because reports indicate Red Eléctrica holds the most demonstrable blame, despite other reports distributing fault among multiple parties.

The Real Madrid locker room has experienced a tough week, according to Onda Cero. The broadcast mentioned that Arbelo has made a statement regarding the situation. Kylian Mbappé reportedly had an altercation in the locker room, then laughed after training. His presence is said to negatively change Real Madrid's team dynamic. Teammates reportedly play more freely and are more liberated when Mbappé is not on the field.

The European Union and the Spanish government are discussing delicate data, projecting a fall in spending on second pensions around 2049-2050. This decline is attributed to biological reasons as a 'boom' generation begins to die.

Social security commitments for future pensions in Spain have risen to 8 trillion euros. Spain leads all European countries in these financial commitments, which limits potential reforms for the system's sustainability.

Spain is expected to see fewer traditional public employment positions, according to the source.

Spain's government made 32 billion euros in budget modifications during the first quarter of the year, which included European funds. This figure represents a doubling compared to the 15.4 billion euros in budget expansions during the first quarter of the previous year.