Stories from Spain

A tactile replica of a sculpture by José Capuz will be donated to the Church of Santa María de Gracia.

A political figure, identified as Zapatero, is linked to a company established in the British Virgin Islands.

The San Román family is facing eviction from their home, where they have celebrated Christmas for nearly three decades.

An article discusses excursionism through the lens of Antoni Gaudí's architectural and philosophical approach.

As of May 2026, 22 women have been murdered due to gender-based violence in Spain.

The departure of De los Mozos from Indra has placed 2 billion euros in investment for Castilla y León in limbo.

The Spanish film awards concluded with "La Palma de Oro" receiving the top prize for best film. Christian Mongi was recognized for best director. French radio reported on Takotsubo cardiomyopathy, also known as broken heart syndrome, which was identified in Japan in the early 2000s. A new French film, set in Malaga, explores the often invisible bonds that connect women. Radio Okapi discussed French policy related to women's professional paths, particularly concerning improvements for mothers. Sud Radio featured a discussion on French government policies and their impact on women's career progression.

Barcelona concluded their season with a 2-1 loss to Valencia in their final La Liga match.

Several candidates are making their final pitches to members ahead of the Real Madrid presidential elections. The candidates are said their commitment to both sporting and social aspects of the club. Candidates in Spain's upcoming election are making their final pitches to voters. Election day is scheduled for Sunday. Candidates in Spain are delivering their final campaign messages as the election approaches. The election campaign is nearing its conclusion, with parties intensifying their efforts. The campaign has focused on key economic and social issues. The election campaign is concluding, with parties urging citizens to cast their ballots. Spanish politicians are discussing the timing of upcoming elections, with some suggesting that delaying the vote until June 17th would be politically suicidal.

The Galician Council of Medical Colleges is protesting salary incentives offered by the Sergas, which encourage doctors to shorten sick leave durations.