Stories from Spain

Spain's social security affiliations saw a slight increase, reaching over six million three hundred thousand. This growth is attributed to a rise in foreign workers and activity in the radio broadcasting and content production sectors. The data suggests a gradual recovery in the Spanish economy.

Spanish National Police have arrested an individual accused of leaking sensitive information belonging to members of key government entities. The suspect is believed to be a 'doxer'. The arrest is part of an ongoing investigation into a data breach.

Teachers in Valencia have established a permanent encampment at the Plaça de la Mare de Déu. Dozens of striking teachers have established an encampment in Valencia's Plaça de la Mare de Déu.

Education Minister Pérez Llorca was met with shouts of "resignation" during an event at the Palau de la Música in Valencia. Teachers were heard protesting his presence.

Spanish company Pro Psych has decided to establish its first factory for electric vehicles. The investment reaches hundreds of millions of euros in the area, and the company expects to assemble around one thousand vehicles annually. The investment aims to support the development and production of new electric vehicle models. The investment signals a strategic shift or expansion for the company. A Spanish company has announced investments in the electric car sector. This move signals a commitment to expanding its presence in the EV market. The amount of investment and the specific company were not disclosed. This investment signals growing confidence in the future of electric mobility and the company's expansion plans.

Barcelona has made a €100 million offer for Julian Alvarez. Atletico values the player higher and could negotiate at €150 million.

Spain has deployed its first next-generation Eurofighter Typhoon jets, equipped with a new radar capable of tracking multiple targets simultaneously. These advanced aircraft also feature a missile with a 100km range and will replace aging F-18s.

President Sánchez's recent visit to Santander led to discussions about urgent hotel bookings for his entourage. The need for accommodation arose due to unexpected circumstances during the trip.

David Sanchez, the brother of Spain's Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez, is reportedly under investigation. The broadcast did not specify the charges that were dropped or the reasons for the prosecutor's decision. The charges were related to alleged corruption.

The new university hospital in Cáceres is being developed to become a European benchmark. It will feature therapeutic gardens, energy efficiency, and industrialized construction solutions.