Stories from Spain
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Spain Considers Banning Ex-Presidents From Using Public Funds
This proposal aims to prevent the misuse of public resources.
Spain Agrees to Increase Catalan Police Force
The Spanish government and the Generalitat of Catalonia have agreed to increase the Mossos d'Esquadra police force by 6,000 officers.
Barcelona Council Dismisses Harassment Claims Against Market Figure
The Barcelona City Council has decided not to take action regarding harassment lawsuits filed against the prominent figure known as the 'king of La Boqueria' market. The council's decision means no immediate intervention will occur concerning these allegations.
Over 100 School Management Teams Resign in Valencia
More than one hundred management teams from educational centers in the Valencian Community have resigned en masse.
Farmer Sentenced for Cattle Deaths in Córdoba
The incident occurred on a farm in Córdoba.
Spanish Education Officials Resign En Masse
Approximately one hundred management teams from educational centers in the Valencian Community have resigned collectively.
Spanish Secretary's Mobile Phone Seized by Court Order
A judge has authorized a "body search" of a secretary to former Spanish Prime Minister Zapatero to obtain her mobile phone.
Spanish Consumer Agency Investigates Real Estate Firm
Spain's consumer protection agency has opened an investigation into a large real estate company.
Zara Recognizes Holiday Pay for Shift Workers
Following a lawsuit by the CGT union, Zara has recognized the right for shift workers to receive holiday pay on another day if a public holiday falls on a scheduled day off.
Man Dies Trapped in Madrid Garage
The incident occurred on Thursday, May 21, 2026.