Woman Dies After Being Set On Fire By Hitmen On Husband’s Orders In Madrid

MADRID, Spain — A 30-year-old woman has died from severe burns sustained in a horrific attack in which she was set on fire by two hitmen allegedly hired by her husband. The tragic outcome, confirmed by the Government Delegation, raises the number of gender-based violence fatalities in Spain to 29 for the year 2026, marking […]

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Three Arrested in Playa de Palma for Assault and Attempted Sexual Aggression

PALMA DE MALLORCA, Spain — Three Moroccan nationals have been arrested by the Spanish National Police in Playa de Palma following a violent physical and attempted sexual assault against a young woman. The suspects are now facing serious charges of physical assault and sexual aggression after a brutal early-morning attack in late June. Woman Beaten […]

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Two-Decade Murcia Property Ordeal Leaves British Families in Ruins

MURCIA, Spain — A group of 24 British families is speaking out about a twenty-year nightmare after purchasing off-plan homes in the Murcia region that turned out to be part of an illegal development. The buyers, who invested their life savings into what they believed would be their dream homes, have since faced endless legal […]

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Madrid Court Upholds Jury Trial For Prime Minister’s Wife Begoña Gómez

MADRID, Spain — The Madrid Provincial Court has upheld the decision to send Begoña Gómez, wife of Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez, to a jury trial on charges of embezzlement of public funds and influence peddling. In a significant procedural shift, the appellate tribunal simultaneously revoked the charges of business corruption and misappropriation of funds, and […]

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EU Court Backs Spain’s Amnesty Law, Clearing Path For Puigdemont’s Return

MADRID, Spain — The Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) has upheld Spain’s controversial amnesty law, ruling that the legislation does not conflict with European Union regulations. The landmark decision effectively clears the legal pathway for the return of former Catalan President Carles Puigdemont to Spain, though the European court issued a notable […]

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PSOE’s Cristina Narbona Acknowledges ‘Worrying Indications’ In Leire Díez Case

MADRID, Spain — Spanish Socialist Workers’ Party (PSOE) President Cristina Narbona has acknowledged the existence of “worrying indications” regarding the party’s alleged underground networks, though she firmly distanced herself from the actions under investigation. Her statements were made during a brief testimony before National Court Judge Santiago Pedraz on Wednesday as part of the ongoing […]

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PM’s Brother David Sánchez Convicted, Banned from Public Office for 9 Years

BADAJOZ, Spain — David Sánchez, the brother of Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez, has been convicted of administrative prevarication by the Provincial Court of Badajoz. In a unanimous ruling delivered on Tuesday, the court sentenced him to nine years of disqualification from holding public office or exercising the right to passive suffrage. The same penalty […]

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Toledo House With Human Remains Listed For 94,500 Euros

VILLANUEVA DE ALCARDETE, Spain — A semi-detached house in the Toledo municipality of Villanueva de Alcardete, where human skeletal remains were recently discovered, has been listed for sale on the real estate portal Idealista for over six months. The property, priced at 94,500 euros, features 220 square meters of space and five bedrooms, though the […]

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Spanish Judge Orders Begoña Gómez to Justify Travel with Unstamped Passport

MADRID, Spain — Judge Juan Carlos Peinado has issued a five-day deadline for Begoña Gómez, the wife of Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez, to prove that she used her passport exclusively to travel to London for her daughter’s graduation. The demand follows the submission of her passport at the Plaza de Castilla courts on Sunday, […]

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