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Sánchez pledges to enshrine abortion in Spain's constitution at Granada rally
Pedro Sánchez used a Granada rally on Saturday to press for a progressive vote in the 29 November general election, promising to enshrine abortion rights in the constitution and raise the minimum wage.
- Oct 16
PSOE Andalusia swaps Jaén list leaders for gender parity before 29 November vote
The Socialists' regional executive in Andalusia moved Isabel Uceda to the top of the Jaén Congress list, with Juan Francisco Serrano dropping to second, to meet a parity target. The lists now go to the party's federal bodies.
- Oct 7
Spanish film 'La bola negra' surpasses two million viewers and €15 million in two weeks
Javier Calvo and Javier Ambrossi's historical drama La bola negra has drawn two million viewers in Spain, earning €15 million in its first two weeks ahead of its campaign as the country's official submission for the Academy Awards.
- Oct 1
Andalusia investigates school catering after worm larvae found in rice and portion disputes emerge
The Andalusian government launched inspections into school catering services following the discovery of insect larvae in rice at a Granada school and portion complaints in Córdoba.
- Sep 26
Das Ich keyboardist Bruno Kramm dies after Granada concert in southern Spain
German musician Bruno Kramm, co-founder of darkwave duo Das Ich alongside Stefan Ackermann, died at the Planta Baja venue in Granada following acute respiratory distress.
- Sep 24
Los Javis release Lorca-inspired La bola negra in Spain following Cannes win and Oscar submission
Javier Calvo and Javier Ambrossi bring their Federico García Lorca-inspired film La bola negra to Spanish cinemas on 25 September 2026 following award wins at Cannes and Toronto.
- Sep 24
Over 350 cultural figures back Ariana Harwicz after Granada literary festival exclusion
More than 350 writers and intellectuals signed a manifesto defending Argentine author Ariana Harwicz after organizers of the Cultur-ALH festival in Granada cancelled her scheduled appearance citing security concerns and boycott disputes.
- Jul 30
Ceuta court expels 12 migrants as tunnel fire reveals subterranean camp and Morocco arrests 10
A Spanish court ordered five-year expulsions for 12 Moroccan nationals following assaults on soldiers, hours after a blaze in sealed military tunnels near the university campus uncovered dozens living underground.
