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- Sep 18
Kamil Grabara logs assist and clean sheet in 5-0 Juventus Europa League win over Nijmegen
Polish goalkeeper Kamil Grabara assisted Nico Gonzalez and kept a clean sheet in his Juventus debut as the Italian side defeated NEC Nijmegen 5-0 in Turin on 17 September 2026.
- Sep 17
Olympiacos defeats Jagiellonia Białystok 2-1 in Europa League opener
Jagiellonia Białystok took an early lead through Kajetan Szmyt before Olympiacos responded with goals from Armando Gonzalez and Roman Yaremchuk to win 2-1 in Piraeus.
- Sep 7
Telecinco premieres Rueda la letra with 200,000-euro jackpot after acquiring Rosco rights
Telecinco launched the daily quiz show Rueda la letra on 7 September 2026, reviving the circular word puzzle formerly featured on Pasapalabra with a 200,000-euro prize pool.
- Aug 29
Alessandro Di Battista prepares private medical return to Italy after hospitalization in Cuba
Former Five Star Movement lawmaker Alessandro Di Battista is scheduled to return to Rome via private air ambulance on Thursday after collapsing with severe head pain in Cuba.
- Aug 25
Lifeguard and tourist drown in Andora rescue attempt as three die off Ligurian coast
A 62-year-old lifeguard and a 66-year-old swimmer died off Andora on Tuesday during a rescue attempt, contributing to three fatal sea incidents in Savona province.
- Aug 23
Norway holds state funeral for King Harald V as thousands gather in Oslo
World leaders and European royalty joined tens of thousands of mourners in Oslo on Wednesday for the state funeral of King Harald V, who was buried at Akershus Fortress following a 35-year reign.
- Aug 22
Sevilla beats ten-man Athletic Bilbao 3-1 at San Mames to secure second straight win
Luis Garcia Plaza's side took full points from San Mames after Yuri Berchiche received an 11th-minute red card and goals from Oso, Chidera Ejuke, and Isaac Romero secured a 3-1 victory.
- Aug 20
US sanctions nine Cuban state entities and ICAP officials as Havana widens private sector rules
The Trump administration designated Cuba's Ministry of Construction, eight state companies, and three ICAP leaders on 20 August 2026, citing foreign subversion networks as the island faces fuel shortages and approves 176 economic reforms.
- Aug 15
Spain sweeps race walking at European Championships with two golds and a world record in Birmingham
Spain collected two golds, one silver, and one bronze in race walking at the European Athletics Championships in Birmingham, with María Pérez breaking the half marathon world record.
- Aug 4
Spain collects three more medals on 'Super Monday' at European Aquatics Championships in Paris
Iris Tió and Jordi Cáceres each took solo free bronze before the Spanish team added a free team silver at the Olympic Aquatics Centre, bringing the national tally to five medals.
- Jul 29
Witness in Spanish judicial probe says Leire Díez invoked 'the One' and confirmed it meant PM Sánchez
Daniel Mateo, a Guardia Civil collaborator, testified in Madrid that the former PSOE fixer repeatedly claimed to act on behalf of 'the One' and, when pressed, replied 'the one is Pedro'.
- Jul 17
UCO: Santos Cerdán's wife got €1,300/month from fake job; family gained €323,000 in irregular benefits
Guardia Civil's UCO found that Francisca Muñoz, wife of ex-PSOE official Santos Cerdán, was paid €1,300 a month by a company she never worked for, and that the family obtained €323,178 in irregular gains, peaking during José Luis Ábalos's time as transport minister.
- Jul 16
Guardia Civil director tells judge she is 'a victim of Cerdán' and denies pressuring the UCO in 'cloacas' case
The director of Spain's Guardia Civil testified as an investigated party in the 'cloacas' case, claiming she was a victim of former PSOE official Santos Cerdán and denying any pressure on the UCO.
- Jul 14
Spain and Britain dismantle Gibraltar border fence, ending 116 years of land controls and opening Schengen access
The metal barrier known as 'la verja,' in place since 1909, was lifted by crane at midnight on 15 July 2026, hours after Brussels and London signed a treaty aligning the British Overseas Territory with the Schengen zone six years post-Brexit.
- Jul 14
Spain's Congress rejects 2027 budget deficit path as PP, Vox and Junts vote together, raising early election stakes
A coalition of PP, Vox, and Junts, with UPN, voted 178 to 167 on 14 July 2026 to reject the government's stability objectives for 2027–2029, the mandatory step before presenting the state budget. The government plans to resubmit the same targets on 23 July.
- Jul 14
EU court backs Spain's amnesty law as minister slams Supreme Court for failing to apply it fully
The EU Court of Justice validated Spain's amnesty law on 16 July, but the Supreme Court has yet to apply it to those convicted of embezzlement, drawing sharp criticism from the justice minister.
- Jul 13
Spanish court upholds arrest warrant for ETA fugitive found alive in Venezuela earthquake rubble
Luis María Olalde, alias 'Txistu', a former ETA member wanted for a 1979 attack that killed two Spanish Civil Guards, was rescued from the debris of his collapsed building in Caracas after the 25 June earthquakes. Spanish authorities have now moved to extradite him.
- Jul 6
Spanish government slams judge's 'arbitrary' ban on PM's wife attending NATO summit, insists zero flight risk
Justice Minister Félix Bolaños accused a substitute judge of an 'arbitrary' distinction after Begoña Gómez was barred from the Ankara NATO summit but allowed to attend her daughter's graduation in London.
- Jul 2
FIFA investigates Argentina players' Falklands banner after World Cup semi-final win over England
Argentina's 2-1 comeback victory over England in Atlanta was overshadowed by a political banner reading 'Las Malvinas son argentinas', prompting UK calls for sanctions and a FIFA disciplinary review.
- Jul 1
Guardia Civil commander confirms Leire Díez offered him a top post in exchange for damaging UCO intel, citing orders from 'the one'
Rubén Villalba told a Madrid court that former PSOE militant Leire Díez promised to make him an advisor to the Guardia Civil chief if he supplied compromising information on the anti-corruption unit, claiming she acted on behalf of 'the one' in government.
