Madrid
- yesterday
Bad Bunny Launches Historic 10-Night Madrid Residency with Star-Studded 'Casita' and 64,000 Fans
The Puerto Rican superstar inaugurated his unprecedented 10-night stand at Madrid's Riyadh Air Metropolitano stadium on Saturday, drawing 64,000 fans and a constellation of VIP guests to his signature 'Casita' stage.
- yesterday
Bad Bunny Launches Historic 10-Night Madrid Residency with Myke Towers, Bringing Puerto Rico to 60,000 Fans
The Puerto Rican superstar opened his unprecedented 10-date run at Madrid's Riyadh Air Metropolitano on Saturday, transforming the stadium into a piece of Puerto Rico for over 60,000 fans and marking his first performance in the city since 2018.
- 2d ago
Queen Letizia Opens Madrid Book Fair with Literary Confessions, Gifts, and a Nod to Striking Teachers
Queen Letizia of Spain inaugurated the 85th Madrid Book Fair in El Retiro Park, receiving a bouquet of flowers and a trove of books while revealing she read Knut Hamsun's 'Hunger' at 17 and loved it, unaware of his Nazi sympathies.
- 2d ago
Spain's Governing Partners Demand Early Elections as Corruption Scandals Mount, but Reject Backing a No-Confidence Vote
Key parliamentary allies of Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez are publicly demanding he call snap elections, declaring the legislature exhausted amid a wave of corruption investigations targeting his Socialist party, while simultaneously refusing to support a conservative-led no-confidence motion.
- 2d ago
Atlético Madrid Trolls Barcelona with Fake Yamal Bid for Sunflower Seeds and Bad Bunny Tickets Amid Álvarez Transfer Row
Atlético Madrid launched a scathing social media attack on FC Barcelona, posting mock transfer offers for Lamine Yamal involving concert tickets and sunflower seeds, before accusing the Catalan club of a 'smear campaign' over Julián Álvarez.
- 2d ago
Pedro Sánchez admits 'stumbles' but attacks 'sly' opposition; philosopher slams left's corruption disguise
At the JSE congress, PM Sánchez concedes 'problems' but blames opposition for 'dirty tricks'; Elizabeth Duval says covering corruption as defense of democracy 'damages the left'.
- 4d ago
Spanish Minister Puente Denounces 'Undemocratic Methods' to Topple Government Amid Mounting Judicial Pressure on PSOE
Transport Minister Óscar Puente has accused political rivals, judicial figures, and media of coordinating an 'undemocratic' campaign to bring down Pedro Sánchez's government, following a series of judicial setbacks for the ruling Socialist Party.
- 4d ago
Spain's Former Interior Minister Denies Role in 'Kitchen' Spy Operation, Contradicts Deputy's Testimony
Jorge Fernández Díaz, Spain's former interior minister, told a Madrid court he learned of the 'Operation Kitchen' spy scandal through the media, directly contradicting his former deputy who claims he briefed the minister on the operation.
- 4d ago
PNV's Esteban declares Spanish legislature 'finished,' demands early elections but rules out no-confidence motion
Basque Nationalist Party president Aitor Esteban declared Spain's legislature has "reached its end" and called on Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez to dissolve parliament and hold elections in 2026, while firmly rejecting any no-confidence motion.
- 4d ago
Spanish Government in Crisis: PSOE Headquarters Searched, Coalition Partners Waver as Judicial Pressure Mounts
Agents from Spain's Guardia Civil entered the PSOE's Madrid headquarters on Wednesday to execute a judicial request for information, deepening a political crisis that has seen a former prime minister indicted and the party's manager charged, while coalition partners warn of legislative paralysis.
- 4d ago
Spain's Senate censures Sánchez government over corruption scandals as key allies PNV and Junts abstain
The Spanish Senate approved a non-binding motion on Wednesday condemning Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez's government over multiple corruption investigations, with crucial parliamentary allies PNV and Junts abstaining rather than voting against the measure.
- 4d ago
Crystal Palace beat Rayo Vallecano 1-0 in Conference League final to win first European trophy and seal perfect farewell for departing manager Oliver Glasner
Jean-Philippe Mateta's second-half strike secured a 1-0 victory over Rayo Vallecano in Leipzig, handing Crystal Palace their first European title and a Europa League spot next season in Oliver Glasner's final match as manager.
- 4d ago
Crystal Palace edge Rayo Vallecano 1-0 in Leipzig to claim first European trophy in Conference League final
A second-half strike from Jean-Philippe Mateta gave Crystal Palace a 1-0 victory over Rayo Vallecano in the UEFA Conference League final in Leipzig, securing the London club's greatest ever achievement.
- 5d ago
Real Madrid Presidential Election Heats Up as Riquelme Challenges Pérez with 'Members' City' Vision
Enrique Riquelme and Florentino Pérez officially launched their campaigns for the Real Madrid presidency on Wednesday, offering starkly contrasting visions for the club's future ahead of the June 7 election.
- 5d ago
Spanish Court Orders Document Seizure at PSOE Headquarters, Implicates Former Party Boss in Alleged Judicial Sabotage Ring
Agents from Spain's Guardia Civil entered the ruling Socialist Party's Madrid headquarters on Wednesday to seize documents, while a National Court judge implicated former organizational secretary Santos Cerdán in an alleged criminal scheme to destabilize court cases affecting the party and government.
- 5d ago
Judge Pedraz alleges PSOE paid over €170,000 to a network led by Leire Díez to sabotage judicial investigations
Spain's National Court judge Santiago Pedraz has issued a ruling alleging that the ruling Socialist Party (PSOE) financed a covert network, led by former party militant Leire Díez, to systematically destabilize judicial investigations affecting the party and the government.
- 5d ago
Spanish Police Raid Socialist Party Headquarters in Expanding Corruption Probe Rocking Sánchez Government
Civil Guard officers searched the Madrid headquarters of Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez's Socialist Party on Wednesday, seizing documents in a widening corruption investigation that has sparked mass protests and calls for early elections.
- 5d ago
Spanish Police Raid Socialist Party Headquarters and Guardia Civil in Corruption Probe Linked to Party Fixer
Agents of Spain’s elite Guardia Civil unit UCO swept into the national headquarters of the ruling Socialist Party and the Corps’ own command centre on Wednesday, deepening a secret judicial probe into suspected payments to fixer Leire Díez.
- 5d ago
No jackpot winner in Tuesday's Euromillions draw; next prize climbs to €129 million
The Euromillions draw on Tuesday, 26 May 2026, produced no first-category winner, pushing the accumulated jackpot to an estimated €129 million for the next draw.
- 5d ago
Vallecas vs. Croydon: Rayo and Crystal Palace clash in Conference League final for first European glory
Two working-class clubs from the shadows of their glamorous neighbors, Rayo Vallecano and Crystal Palace, will face off Wednesday in Leipzig for the UEFA Conference League trophy and a place in next season's Europa League.
