Madrid Times

Austrian School Shooting Leaves Nine Dead in Graz

Former student opens fire before taking own life in country's deadliest postwar attack

Judge Refers 'David Sánchez Case' to High Court, Accusing Politician of Legal Fraud

Miguel Ángel Gallardo's recent appointment as a member of the Extremadura Assembly raises legal questions amid ongoing investigations.

Banco de España Reduces GDP Forecast for 2023 Amid Economic Uncertainties

The Spanish central bank projects a 2.4% growth for this year, citing tariffs and economic volatility as key factors.

Glovo Transitions to Employee Model for Delivery Riders in Spain

Company will cease autonomous rider contracts effective July 1, 2025, marking a significant change in operational structure.

Spanish Court Issues Arrest Warrant for Former Cepsa President Over Money Laundering Charges

Khadem Abdulla Butti Al Qubaisi faces criminal investigation linked to the sale of Torre Cepsa, amid claims of financial misconduct and evasion of tax responsibilities.

US and China Resume Trade Negotiations in London Amid Ongoing Tariff Disputes

Delegations from both nations aim to address restrictions on critical minerals and advanced technology in follow-up talks to a prior truce.

PP Leader Calls for Resignation of Spain's Attorney General Amid Supreme Court Proceedings

Alberto Núñez Feijóo demands the ousting of Attorney General Álvaro García Ortiz, while the government expresses unwavering support citing lack of evidence.

University of Murcia Introduces Sign Language Interpretation Tool for Hearing-Impaired Students

New video interpretation service enhances communication accessibility for students with hearing disabilities across four campuses.

Contaminated Flour Alert Issued Across Spain

Spanish food safety authority warns consumers about toxic substance in gluten-free flour sold in supermarkets.

U.S. Policy Under Trump: A Strategic Defense of National Interests

Carlos Díaz-Rosillo discusses Trump's tariff strategy, immigration policies, and the relationship with Europe.

Opposition Calls for Sánchez to Testify on Allegations Against Attorney General

The Popular Party demands clarity on the government's involvement in the Attorney General's actions following a Supreme Court ruling.

Santiago Abascal Addresses Rally of European Right-Wing Leaders in France

Vox leader warns of political violence while rallying support for the Patriots coalition.

Six Minors Arrested in Valencia After Violent School Assault

The police apprehend teenagers involved in a brutal attack on a fellow student, resulting in serious injuries.

Spanish Supreme Court Judge Links Government Presidency to Data Leak Involving Madrid President

Judicial proceedings against Spain's Attorney General implicate high-level government officials in a sensitive information leak case.

California Sues Trump Over Unlawful Deployment of National Guard Amid Protests

California authorities initiate legal action against President Trump for deploying the National Guard without state approval to manage protests in Los Angeles.

Judicial Proceedings Against PSOE Leader Miguel Ángel Gallardo Elevated to Extremadura's High Court

A Badajoz judge raises concerns of 'legal fraud' as the case involving Gallardo, brother of Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez, moves to a higher judicial authority.

Municipalities Accelerate Public Service Outsourcing Amid Rising Expenditures

Local governments increase public service outsourcing significantly as expenditures grow post-pandemic.

High-ranking Spanish Prosecutor Charged with Breach of Secrecy

Álvaro García Ortiz, Spain's Attorney General, faces prosecution over alleged confidential information leaks related to ongoing fiscal fraud investigations.

Banco de España Lowers GDP Growth Forecast Amidst Trade War Concerns

The Spanish central bank cuts growth expectations, indicating potential economic risks stemming from international trade tensions.

Frederick Forsyth, Renowned British Author of 'The Day of the Jackal,' Passes Away at 86

Forsyth's prolific career as a novelist, journalist, and former intelligence officer leaves a lasting legacy in the thriller genre.

Grúa Operator Dies After Being Struck by Truck in Graja de Iniesta

The incident occurred while the operator was attending to a broken-down vehicle on the A-3 highway.

Asturian Teachers Reach Preliminary Agreement with Regional Government to End Strike

Negotiations conclude after extensive discussions, amid ongoing protests demanding educational reforms.

Catalonia's Airport Expansion Plan Advances Amid Business Support and Environmental Concerns

The Generalitat's proposal to extend Barcelona's El Prat Airport garners backing from business leaders, despite ongoing environmental assessments.

European Investment Bank to Sign Electricity Interconnection Refinancing Agreement Between Spain and France

New financing initiative aims to enhance electrical connectivity across the Bay of Biscay as costs escalate

Banco de España Lowers Growth Forecast amid International Tensions

The Spanish central bank adjusts its growth prediction for 2023 to 2.4%, citing tariff impacts and economic uncertainties.

Compromís and Sumar Discuss Structural Reforms Amid Tensions

Compromís pushes for a reevaluation of their parliamentary agreement with Sumar, including a call for Prime Minister Sánchez's testimony regarding the DANA disaster.

Spain's Income Tax Rate Reaches Historic Highs Amid Economic Changes

The average income tax rate in Spain is at its highest level on record, driven by improving wages and pensions, while the government emphasizes a significant tax cut for low-income earners.

OHLA Secures €54 Million Contract for New Ferry Docks in Barcelona Port

Contract awarded for construction of three docks at the future ferry terminal as part of port infrastructure development.

Irene Montero Criticizes Actions Against Spain's Attorney General as Undermining Democracy

Former Minister of Equality contends that the prosecution of attorney general Álvaro García Ortiz reflects undemocratic influences within the judiciary.

Barcelona's Aging Vehicle Fleet Sparks Calls for Renewed Support

The Partido Popular demands financial assistance from the city government to address the increasing age of vehicles on Barcelona's roads.

Supreme Court Advances Case Against Spain's Attorney General Over Confidentiality Breach

Allegations arise regarding breaches of secrecy linked to fiscal agreements involving the partner of Madrid's president.

Opposition Criticizes Ayuso's Performance at the Conference of Presidents

Political leaders from Vox, PSOE, and Más Madrid express discontent with Isabel Díaz Ayuso's conduct during the recent meeting.

Judicial Scrutiny of Parliamentary Immunity in Extremadura's PSOE Leadership Case

A judge raises concerns about potential legal fraud in the parliamentary immunity claims of a former Badajoz politician linked to an ongoing investigation.

Basque Country to Allow Hospitalized Patients to Visit with Pets

New initiative aims to improve patient well-being by permitting visits from pets during hospital stays.

Spanish Government Proposes New Criteria for Mass Immigrant Regularization

The draft plan aims to provide residency and work permits to up to 500,000 immigrants under more flexible requirements.

Private Healthcare Physicians Demand Salary Increases Amidst Stagnation

Medical professionals in the private sector call for higher pay and establish new union to advocate for their rights.

Banco de España Lowers GDP Growth Forecast Amid Trade Tensions

The Spanish central bank adjusts its projections due to worsening external economic conditions stemming from international tariff disputes.