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Valencia's mayor and officials implicated in corruption scandal

Summer break starts early in Fuerte Nagüeles

The German newspaper Die Zeit has developed an online search engine to find Nazi Party members

RAC1 breaks audience record with 1,098,000 listeners, surpassing 1 million for the fourth consecutive time.

Sudanese war displaces 14 million, kills 150,000

Covista and Google Cloud launch AI-powered classroom for healthcare education

Spanish government to toughen conditions for regularizing immigrants

Piotr Beczala's recital at the Palau de la Música in Barcelona was a highly acclaimed event, featuring beautiful interpretations of Karlowicz and Moniuszko songs, as well as a strong performance in Tchaikovsky's operas and a sensitive collaboration with pianist Sarah Tysman.

CAF accused of contributing to Israeli occupation with Jerusalem tram

European justice rules that compensating or making long-term temporary workers permanent is not enough, Spanish legislation does not remedy EU law violations, Court of Justice of the European Union finds Spanish regulations insufficient.

Fuel prices increase due to war in Iran, rising cost of living in Catalonia and Spain

The Jaume Bofill Foundation changes its name to Equitat.org after 57 years.

Xi Jinping says China and Spain are on the right side of history, urges cooperation against 'law of the jungle'

USTEC asks teachers to decide on next steps after agreement with government

Junts de Tarragona's leadership wants to avoid a primary election, the local committee may decide on the mayoral candidate, the 'third way' scenario could cause more damage.

Journalist Montse Virgili debuts in literature with novel Els moixons, a narrative collage about women's lives and a tribute to those silenced by patriarchy.

Pedro Sánchez's visit to China is notable for the lavish treatment he will receive, including a banquet at the Great Hall of the People and multiple meals with high-ranking officials.

Pedestrian accidents and mortality are increasing on Spanish roads despite mandatory V-16 luminous signaling system

Andrés Jiménez developed a passion for illustration as a child, combining basketball with his art, joining Barça and later finding it challenging to balance his time for drawing, and eventually stopping for 20 years until rediscovering his love for comics.

Juan Carlos I receives recognition from French association Lire la Societé for his memoir 'Reconciliation', thanks France for the award

Aitana Sánchez-Gijón and Maxi Iglesias's age difference sparks controversy due to societal norms around traditional relationships. The power imbalance and machismo implications of their relationship have raised concerns. The age gap has sparked debate about the potential long-term harm to the younger partner.

Argentina's government approves law allowing mining in protected glacier areas, sparking protests and concerns over environmental impact.

Ábalos' partner Jessica Rodríguez admitted to receiving 44,000 euros without working at Ineco and Tragsatec. Claudia Montes claims she fulfilled her duties at Logirail, but others dispute this. Ábalos' lawyer Marino Turiel suspects a pact between Montes and Víctor de Aldama.

Sol Ixent school in Corbins offers healthy and locally-sourced meals for primary school pupils and nursery children.

Ignoring a child's behavior can lead to feelings of guilt, rejection, and misunderstanding.

Marko Dmitrovic joins Espanyol after a stint at Charlton Athletic

PP and Vox meet in Extremadura to try to close a government agreement.

Girona's Vladyslav Vanat will be out for the rest of the season due to a tendon injury.

The communities governed by the PP, except for Ceuta and the Canary Islands, have refused to participate in the meeting of the sectoral conference on youth and childhood.

Albert Triola returns to the stage after three decades, starring in the play 'El lladre de llibretes', a monologue directed by David Pintó, at the Versus hall until May 8th.

NASA's Orion spacecraft experiences toilet malfunction during Artemis II mission.

Drug trafficking on the Iberian Peninsula is a significant concern, with thousands of containers and trucks passing through the port of Algeciras every year.

Basque government requests transfer of Guernica to Basque Country

Pedro Almodóvar's film Espejos no 3 has a high betting probability.

China bans using apartments as makeshift cemeteries due to cemetery space shortage and high funeral costs.

Cartographers marked the edge of the map with 'Hic sunt dracones' as a warning to explorers of unknown dangers.

Smartphones are a double-edged sword that can affect both children and adults, with excessive use linked to various negative effects on mental and physical health, social skills, and cognitive abilities.

Syrians live with the fear of war's return

PP and PSOE gain a point in the polls, Vox stops growing

Hansi Flick lost a key player in Iñigo Martínez, prompting a change in defensive strategy.

Iran imposes selective toll on ships passing through Strait of Hormuz, allows passage of own vessels and those of non-enemies, blocks ships from enemies and forces others to pay toll through physical corridor at sea.

Indra appoints Angel Simón as new president after Àngel Escribano's resignation.