Stories from Spain

A team from the Doñana Biological Station reports that Spain is losing its Mediterranean temporary lagoons. These lagoons are habitats for unique and endemic species. Spain possesses the largest proportion of these temporary lagoons in Europe.

Citizens in Spain had until May 8 to present appeals regarding a list of animals permitted as companion animals. The list specifies which animals are allowed as pets, and the deadline for public input has now passed.

An upcoming eclipse will be partially visible in Albacete, Spain, for those located outside a specific viewing band.

Two players were fined $500,000 following a scandal involving Vinicius and coach Xavi Alonso, which reportedly led to players feeling 'untouchable.' Separately, player Valverde has an annual salary of 16 million euros.

Health authorities stated the confirmed rabies case in Alcántara province is related to someone who traveled to the same location a few weeks prior and exhibited symptoms consistent with rabies infection.

The US State Department is accelerating a flight to repatriate 17 American passengers currently on a ship. A ministry spokesperson confirmed close contact with the ship's crew and the Americans.

The newspaper El País reports having more readers in America than in Spain on many days. This 'American operation' has become fundamental to its strategy, enabling the publication to become truly global.

Artists Paco Roca and Cristina Durán are both depicting the repression during the post-war period in Valencia in their latest 'TVOs', a type of comic or graphic novel. This coincides with an school of 'TVO' artists forming in Valencia.

An initiative is focused on recovering Valencian identity through traditional and popular dance.

Spain has reportedly abandoned many precautions in its pursuit of new partnerships and horizons, moving away from what is described as the 'American cloak.' This development occurs as other European countries are also said to be convinced of the necessity to break away from US...