Host / Show
LIVE

Loading…

Album art
No Show On Air
ON AIR NOW

Category: National News

Spain Allocates One Hundred and Seventy Million Euros for Scientific Equipment

The Ministry of Science, Innovation and Universities is allocating one hundred and seventy million euros for research centres and universities to purchase scientific equipment. Minister Diana Morant stated that the government aims to provide researchers with the best tools to benefit society. Applications will open from the thirtieth of September until the twenty-first of October.

Spanish Attorney General Faces Trial for Alleged Secret Leakage

The Attorney General of Spain – Álvaro García Ortiz – has been ordered to stand trial for an alleged breach of confidentiality concerning leaked emails. A judge at the Supreme Court denied suspending him from his duties but has imposed a bail of one hundred and fifty thousand euros. Mr. Ortiz is accused of leaking

Serious Bus Accident Near Santa Susanna Leaves Three Injured

Three people have been seriously injured after a bus overturned on the C-32 near Santa Susanna, in Barcelona. A Santa Susanna, 14 dotacions #Bomberscat, amb la resta de serveis presents, hem fet una primera atenció a la seixantena de passatgers del bus sinistrat a la C-32 (avís 12.22 h). Ara, revisem el vehicle i els

Two Dead in Carmona Bar Shooting

Guardia Civil has launched a widespread investigation following a shooting at a bar in the Los Nietos urbanisation in the Seville suburb of Carmona that has left two people dead and another seriously injured. Witnesses reported that two armed individuals entered the bar on Calle Azahar at around 4:45 on Saturday afternoon. One of the

Congress to Vote on Labour Reform Amid Tension

The Congress of Deputies will debate and vote on Wednesday over proposed amendments from the Partido Popular, Vox, and Junts regarding the reduction of the weekly working hours to thirty-seven and a half hours. The three parties hold an absolute majority, which could jeopardise the flagship project of Vice President Yolanda Díaz. Political negotiations are

British Woman Killed by Irish Driver in Ibiza Accident

A British woman has died and 2 have been injured in Ibiza after being struck by a vehicle in San Jose. Two other British women were injured in the crash, with one in a critical condition. Guardia Civil have detained an Irish citizen on suspicion of driving whilst under the influence of alcohol and drugs.

Spain Implements Measures to Address Humanitarian Crisis in Gaza

Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has announced nine urgent measures to address the humanitarian crisis in Gaza. These include a legal arms embargo on Israel and prohibiting entry to those involved in acts of suspected genocide. Additionally, the government plans to increase its efforts to assist the Palestinian Authority by sending more personnel to the European

PP Leader Proposes Constitutional Change Over Budget Extensions

Partido Popular leader Alberto Núñez Feijóo has proposed a legal change that would automatically dissolve parliament if budget extensions are granted twice. In a press conference yesterday, the opposition leader criticised year-on-year budget extensions as a mockery, calling for next years budgets to be formally approved by the Congress of Deputies. Feijóo also dismissed Pedro

International Tourist Spending in Spain Increases by Seven Point Two Percent

International tourist spending hit 76.7 billion euros by July, a 7.2 percent increase from last year. Over fifty-five million international visitors arrived, with the United Kingdom leading in expenditure. This trend of increasing expenditure outpaces the growth in visitor numbers, which has moderated in recent months In July alone, Spain welcomed eleven million tourists, generating