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Mass Protests Across Andalucía Demand Public Health Reform

Thousands took to the streets across Andalucía yesterday, rallying for public healthcare and protesting against its deterioration. Organised by Mareas Blancas and trade unions, around twenty thousand gathered in Seville alone. Demonstrators criticised the Andalusian government’s handling of the regional health system, particularly concerning breast cancer screenings. Protesters said nearly 2 million people were impacted

Protests call for elections in Valencian region

Further protests were held across the Valencian region last night calling for the resignation of the regional government, new elections and the imprisonment of the former regional president Carlos Mazón. The protest marks the anniversary of the initial demonstration held a year prior following October 2024’s deadly flooding that left 229 people dead. Meanwhile the

Three dead and fifteen injured in series of sea incidents in Tenerife

Three people have died, and fifteen have been injured in several sea-related incidents across Tenerife. The first incident occurred at Roque de Las Bodegas beach in Santa Cruz de Tenerife, where six French tourists fell into the water due to a large wave. They had to be airlifted to safety with one being treated for

PP and Vox Leaders Discuss Political Leadership in Valencia

The leader of PP – Alberto Núñez Feijóo – has held what is being called a cordial phone conversation with Vox leader Santiago Abascal regarding the election of a new regional leader for the Valencian region. The call came after the resignation of Generalitat President Carlos Mazón. Feijóo expressed confidence that Vox would approach the

Twelve-Year-Old Injured in Stabbing Incident at Granada School

A twelve year old boy has been injured after being stabbed by a thirteen year old at a school in Albuñol, Granada. The victim is in hospital with non-life threatening injuries, after suffering stab wounds to his shoulder. Guardia Civil is investigating the incident as a case of gender based violence. Source: https://www.englishradionews.com/news/spain/twelve-year-old-injured-in-stabbing-incident-at-granada-school/

Ángel Víctor Torres voices relief after report clears him of criminal activity

The Minister of Territorial Policy and Democratic Memory and former Regional President of the Canary Islands – Ángel Víctor Torres – has said that a report by the Guardia Civil reveals no criminal activity involving himself, or the Canarian Government that he led. Tras un año y medio de infamias, hoy es un día feliz

Ángel Víctor Torres named in Koldo case probe

Guardia Civil have said they have raised concerns over the actions of the former President of the Canary Islands – Ángel Víctor Torres – saying they believe he sought payments for a company awarded mask contracts irregularly. In a comprehensive report comprising approximately three hundred pages, Guardia Civil’s UCO team presented findings to the Audiencia

Attorney General Faces Trial Over Leak Allegations

Spain’s Attorney General, Álvaro García Ortiz, has gone on trial over allegations of leaking confidential information. García Ortiz is accused of leaking an email related to a tax fraud investigation relating to the partner of the regional president of Madrid. The case is seen as potentially risky for the Prime Minister, following statements of public

Sagrada Família Becomes World’s Tallest Church

The Sagrada Família in Barcelona has officially become the tallest church in the world, reaching one hundred and sixty-two point nine-one metres in height. The record was set when workers placed part of the cross atop its central tower, surpassing Germany’s Ulm Minster. Designed by Antoni Gaudí, the church has been under construction for over

Telde Doctor Arrested for Sexual Assault on Patients

A fifty-eight year old doctor has been arrested in Telde, Gran Canaria, for repeatedly sexually assaulting patients during consultations. Policia Nacional confirmed he previously faced similar charges in 2010. Investigations are ongoing, and police do not rule out the discovery of more victims. Police have set up helplines for anyone with similar experiences to come