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The Kings congratulate the Spanish national team after winning the World Cup: "Today we celebrate a title, tomorrow we will remember a legend"
Felipe VI and Queen Letizia have highlighted the effort, perseverance, and team spirit of the players in a message published on the social network "X" after Spain's victory
A powerful earthquake shakes southern Mexico and Guatemala and activates tsunami alert in the Pacific
The USGS initially placed the earthquake at magnitude 7.4 and then revised it to 7.3 as authorities assess possible damage in coastal areas
The director of the Civil Guard attributes the opening of the third file against the UCO to the DAO, according to 'El Independiente'
The director of the Civil Guard has declared as investigated before Judge Santiago Pedraz and, according to the aforementioned media, has acknowledged that she only opened a reserved investigation at the request of Manuel Llamas
The PP breaks with the right to the presumption of innocence and calls Begoña Gómez "professor in corrupting"
The general secretary of the PP has demanded that the Prime Minister assume "responsibilities"
Ábalos tries to overturn his conviction in the 'mask case': he claims he should have been tried by the Audiencia Nacional and not the Supreme Court
The former minister maintains that the Audiencia Nacional should have tried him after he lost his immunity and denounces a lack of access to digital evidence and a "disproportionate" sentence.
The judge Calama rules out a general case against Zapatero but keeps open the investigation into his payments from Bolivia
The Audiencia Nacional considers the three transfers received between 2024 and 2025 relevant and rejects expelling the police report from the procedure
The CIS of Tezanos shoots the PSOE up to almost eight points above the PP
The barometer gives 33% of estimated votes to the socialists and widens the gap with the popular party, while Sánchez is once again the best-rated leader and the preferred one to remain in La Moncloa.
The Congress gives green light to the 6.2 billion for dependency and shields that the State pays half of the system
The Popular Party has finally backed the financing after the controversy over its vote against it in the commission, although it abstains from the legal reform, while the far-right Vox rejects both measures
Junts once again joins its votes with PP and Vox and overturns the first step of the 2027 Budgets
The fiscal path falls by 178 votes against versus 167 in favor, and the Treasury will repeat the process next July 23 with the same objectives
Juanma Moreno declares the Los Gallardos fire controlled and assures that "it no longer poses a threat"
The Andalusian president announces the prior step to extinction after five days of fighting, 13 fatalities and more than 7,000 hectares devastated
France intensifies its criticism against Rajoy for his "racist" words: Le Pen's far-right party calls them "shameful"
The spokesperson for the far-right National Rally party has stated that "everyone" should condemn the words of former president Rajoy
22 Spanish citizens return to the country on a flight from Venezuela
The humanitarian response is articulated mainly through the Spanish Emergency Committee, made up of eight organizations: Action Against Hunger, SOS Children's Villages, Educo, Entreculturas, Doctors of the World, Oxfam Intermón, among others
Pedraz indicts Pedro Sánchez's former chief of staff in the 'Leire Díez case'
The latest Civil Guard report states that Juan Manuel Serrano provided a position to Leire Díez to favor the interests of the investigated plot
The Los Gallardos fire adds 23 people unaccounted for, while the death toll remains at 11
The advance of the flames forces 1,400 people to remain evacuated and the operation to be reinforced with 200 military personnel and 70 UME vehicles
PP and the far-right Vox block the friendship treaty with France in the Senate before Sánchez's trip to Paris
The Upper House takes the agreement signed by Sánchez and Macron in 2023 to the Constitutional Court, and leaves its definitive ratification in suspense
Begoña Gómez already has her passport to go to London for her daughter's graduation after Judge Viejo's favorable decision
The president's wife picks up the document in Plaza de Castilla and will be able to fly to the British capital for the family event, although her absence in Ankara remains marked after the judge's refusal to attend the NATO summit as an escort.
The popular accusation led by Hazte Oír presents an appeal against the authorization of Begoña Gómez's trip to London
Judge Antonio Viejo authorizes Begoña Gómez's trip to London for her daughter's graduation, which Hazte Oír tries to prevent.
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