Stories from Madrid · Spain

The PSOE spokesperson Mar Espinar criticized the PP government in Madrid for accepting VOX's demand for national priority and for planning to appeal the migrant regularization decree. Espinar stated that the Socialists' national priority is peace, equality, and human rights, contrasting it with the PP's actions. The party also shared a video on Twitter linking those who support national priority to Nazis. The secretary general of the Madrid socialists, Óscar López, referred to Governor Ayuso as 'the lady of insult.' He advocated for a Madrid that welcomes immigrants and workers, contrasting it with a model he claims supports vulture funds. López stated that many people, including workers and migrants, are present in Madrid. A poll by Sigma 2 for El Mundo indicates Isabel Díaz Ayuso is expected to retain an absolute majority in the Madrid elections.

A criminal organization operated across Spain, using an app to meticulously track every delivery, transport, income, and expense. The group's motivation was the pursuit of quick money. The investigation occurred on April 26th.

In 2025, 67% of young Spaniards under 34 years old lived with their parents. This figure has increased, with 7 out of 10 young people unable to leave their parental homes. The inability to emancipate is a issue for many. Nearly half of Spanish citizens aged 26 to 34 live with their parents because they cannot afford to buy or rent a home. This situation is a primary concern for many Spaniards. The decree addressing this issue is expected to be debated in parliament tomorrow. Negotiations are ongoing with Junz, but Puzdemón's party does not support the measures. Ten out of ten young adults between the ages of 26 and 34 are struggling to afford housing. This situation is leading to decreased engagement among this demographic.

Athlete Sebastian So has requested intensified monitoring this year to demonstrate his complete adherence to regulations. So achieved a record yesterday and is 31 years old. Palestinian elections show Fatah dominance.

The play 'Una Noche Sin Luna,' directed by Sergio Peris Mencheta and starring Juan Diego Voto, has sold out its premiere at the Teatro Español. The production tells a story related to Federico García Lorca. The event is considered a premiere of the week.

An event recreating aspects of the Roman era is scheduled to feature approximately seven functions. While aiming for historical accuracy, the recreation will omit 'garum,' a fermented fish-viscera sauce, focusing instead on an enjoyable experience for attendees.

Homeopathic products have been removed from the market in Spain following a study that identified risks beyond their consumption. While not directly linked to the granules themselves, intoxications have occurred due to incorrect dosages, leading to infant fatalities. This situation is amplified by the widespread circulation of information on the topic. The global market for homeopathy is valued at fifteen billion dollars as of 2021. Authorities are considering changing the narrative and advertising strategies to avoid public confusion. The recall was initiated by the Prosecutor's Office of Larino and Molino. Spanish health authorities have withdrawn Deliplus brand depilatory cream distributed by Mercadona. The recall is due to usage instructions that could lead to excessive overexposure.

Russian composer Mikhail Glinka has a composition inspired by Madrid. The piece, 'Night in Madrid,' draws inspiration from Spanish customs and daily life. Glinka is returning to Russia to work for the Tsar and establish a national music school. The piece, 'Caprice Brilliant,' was composed by Glinka and draws inspiration from his time in Spain.

A project involving Indra will span 12 minutes and consist of 10 distinct scenes.

An expert in antigravity studies, who had reported being harassed and having her communications monitored, was found dead from a gunshot wound to the head.