Civil guard, his wife, and son found dead in Alicante
The City Council of Dolores has decreed three days of official mourning
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The tragedy of five Italian submariners who died in the Maldives grows with the death of a member of the rescue team
Only one of the bodies has been recovered from a cave with difficult access, and the island authorities state that they were at a greater depth than allowed
The bitter 70th birthday of Eurovision: a dead end and a watered-down final
The contest shows signs of wear after years of controversy surrounding Israel. The viewership numbers are falling while Vienna, its host city this edition, is hosting several pro-Palestinian demonstrations
“I was surprised that no one talked about what happened in the house”: the secrets hidden in Villa Amparo
The Valencian chalet from the early 20th century has gone through all kinds of lives and tenants. Now, the property faces a new chapter with an extensive renovation of which few details are known
15 years of 15-M: it was not a crisis, it was a scam
Under the cobblestones of Puerta del Sol there was no beach either, but the ‘indignados’ predicted what the problems and debates of these years would be
The encrypted ‘chats’ of the drug traffickers in the port of Valencia: “We control all police units”
Members of a network that stored 4.5 tons of cocaine boasted about their infiltration into the Security Forces. The organization paid 120,000 euros per operation to each truck driver. “If you pay too much, they get rich and stop working,” warned a leader
What do the polls say in Andalusia? The setback of the PP and other possible surprises
The central result of our model is that the PP has 55 seats and an absolute majority. But it hangs by a thread: 43% of the time — almost half — the Popular Party falls short
Angelique Geray, journalist infiltrated among young German neo-Nazis: “What surprised me the most is that they say things seriously”
In these far-right extremist movements, teenagers between 14 and 17 years old talk about a “pure people,” relativize the Holocaust, and hate immigrants
A Cuba on the brink of collapse faces the vertigo of change imposed by the United States
The presence in Havana of the CIA director one day after the regime admitted the end of its fuel reserves accelerates the ‘takeover’ of the island by Trump
El cerco se estrecha sobre Rocha Moya: Estados Unidos ya tiene en su poder a sus responsables de seguridad y finanzas
Washington echa el guante a dos de los exfuncionarios acusados de colaborar con el Cartel de Sinaloa. Su entrega voluntaria a la justicia da la vuelta a la exigencia de pruebas del Gobierno de Sheinbaum