Stories from Spain

A judge has issued an arrest warrant for a suspect involved in an assault on Mallorca.

A judge has issued an arrest warrant for a suspect accused of raping and kidnapping a minor in Mallorca. The suspect is now being sought by authorities.

Real Madrid President Florentino Pérez announced he will convene elections within the institution.

Firefighters are working to extinguish a fire caused by a gas cylinder explosion in a Barcelona building. An explosion caused by a butane gas cylinder injured eight people, two seriously, in a building in the Poblenou neighborhood of Barcelona.

Multiple reports indicate a rise in Hantavirus cases, leading to new quarantines in various locations. The virus can have an incubation period of two to four weeks, with symptoms sometimes appearing up to six weeks after exposure.

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 patient returned home after being on a cruise ship infected with the virus. The World Health Organization has increased its tally of confirmed Hantavirus cases to nine following a new case in Spain. Weaver had a grant from the federal government to study hantavirus, but the grant was terminated last May. Ten individuals from remote islands have arrived in the UK to self-isolate following a hantavirus outbreak. The World Health Organization (WHO) has warned of potential new hantavirus cases following an outbreak on the MV Hondius ship.

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.

Spanish police arrested the suspected administrator of the relaunched 'Crimenetwork' cybercrime forum. The individual was allegedly living in Mallorca under a false identity. German police also shut down a German-language cybercrime market. The arrest was made in Madrid.

A failure within Telefónica's network has led to service incidents for emergency numbers 061 and 112. The extent of the disruption and the cause of the failure are currently under investigation. Customers are experiencing disruptions to their phone and internet services.

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.