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Spain's tax authority set to rake in millions if national team wins World Cup
If Spain lifts the trophy on Sunday at the 2026 World Cup, the tax authority would pocket nearly six million euros from player bonuses and salaries.
Zelenski announces sanctions as Donetsk condemns foreign fighters to death
Ukraine's war escalates as a pro-Russian court sentences two British fighters and a Moroccan to death, while Zelenski warns of global hunger crisis…
Europe backs Spanish amnesty law, but Puigdemont's return remains uncertain
The EU Court of Justice validates Spain's amnesty law, clearing the path for the Constitutional Court to rule on Puigdemont's case, though his…
Basque municipality cancels Henry Méndez concert for backing convicted footballer Rafa Mir
A Basque town has cancelled a concert after the Dominican singer publicly supported a player convicted of sexual assault, sparking debate on social…
Spanish court annuls €25m fine against Iberdrola for market manipulation
National Court overturns penalty imposed in 2015 over alleged price manipulation during 2013 electricity crisis, aligning with earlier criminal…
76 years prison for circus owners who tortured family for four years
Spanish court condemns three owners of Gran Circo África to 76 years total for subjecting working family to systematic violence, exploitation and…
Tour de France goes wild: speed record and surprises at every finish
The 2026 Tour de France is breaking records. On Thursday, cyclists hit an average speed of 50.9 km/h—a historic record for a road stage.
Trump pays $5.6 million after losing sexual abuse trial
Trump has deposited $5.6 million in damages to E. Jean Carroll following a court ruling, though legal battles continue with an $83 million defamation…
Begoña Gómez ordered to stand trial: coincidence or judicial strategy?
Madrid's Provincial Court has decided the president's wife must face trial on influence-peddling charges, fuelling suspicions of a coordinated…
PSOE counterattacks: sees judicial cases as a weapon turning against the right
The Socialist Party believes judicial proceedings against the president's family will backfire on Spain's political and judicial right.
Man convicted of domestic abuse changes sex in registry to evade justice
A Spanish court investigates whether a convicted aggressor changed his legal sex to escape specialised domestic violence courts and shield himself…
Crime for exercising rights? Supreme Court questions Sánchez conviction
A judge questions whether exercising constitutional rights has become a crime in David Sánchez's conviction for malfeasance without proof of…
Endesa fined €400,000 for confusing customers with its own brands
Spain's competition regulator punishes Endesa for blurring lines between its energy retailers, compromising consumer choice.
Nine-year ban: sentence shakes Spanish PM's office
Spain's Badajoz Provincial Court has sentenced David Sánchez, brother of the Prime Minister, to nine years of disqualification for administrative…
Sánchez mentioned 6 times in brother's conviction but faces no charges
A 378-page ruling condemning the president's brother mentions Pedro Sánchez repeatedly but clears him of criminal responsibility in the case.
Tyrannosaurus Rex breaks record: sold for 50 million dollars
A nearly complete T-Rex skeleton named 'Gus' has shattered all fossil market records, selling at Sotheby's for 50.1 million dollars.