Stories from Spain

FC Barcelona has signed Anthony Gordon, who will play as a left winger.

The Guardia Civil in the Community of Madrid seized over 100 kilograms of hashish found in the trunk of a car. The operation occurred during a patrol.

Galicia has been chosen to host its first European plant for hybrid and electric cars. The project is financed by the European Union.

Thousands of people took to the streets of Madrid to defend public healthcare and protest its deterioration. This demonstration is part of a series of mobilizations defending the public health system.

Plans to expand Barcelona's El Prat airport have reignited citizen mobilization due to environmental, social, and climate impacts.

Real Madrid is reportedly seeking investment to compete with clubs like PSG. Florentino Pérez has stated he will not die until the club secures new ownership. Real Madrid is reportedly seeking investment to strengthen its position amidst competition from Paris Saint-Germain. Real Madrid is seeking investment to compete with PSG, aiming to secure funding for future operations and player acquisitions. This investment aims to enhance urban infrastructure and provide solutions for citizens. The investment will focus on transportation and public works.

Five residential blocks in Manilva, Málaga, were evacuated due to a fire in a parking area that destroyed three cars. The fire department responded to the incident. The fire originated in a parking area, prompting the evacuation.

The youth wing of Spain's Socialist Workers' Party (PSOE) has approved a proposal to advocate for Spain's withdrawal from NATO. The proposal was approved by the PSOE youth organization.

The Spanish pork sector has accumulated six months of losses since the outbreak of the African swine fever crisis. The price at Mercolleida is slowly recovering but has not reached pre-crisis levels.

Spanish authorities have arrested nine individuals in connection with illegal Botox operations. The investigation targets seven clandestine clinics and the distribution of unauthorized medical products. Health authorities in Spain are investigating several clinics suspected of offering illegal Botox treatments. The probe aims to protect public health and ensure regulatory compliance. These clinics are operating without proper medical licenses. The probe is focused on clinics operating in Madrid. The clinics are accused of providing unregulated cosmetic treatments. The investigation targets the party's finances, which allegedly received 4,000 euros monthly from state funds.