Holy Week traditions in the Philippines and the Catholic world
Holy Week in the Philippines is a deeply rooted religious and cultural celebration that marks the Passion, Death, and Resurrection of Jesus Christ. It begins [more…]
Category: Spain
Drug gangs crushed in Europol crackdown
In a sweeping crackdown across Europe, law enforcement agencies have arrested over 230 individuals and dismantled four major drug smuggling networks in a series of [more…]
Beijing targets European pork imports in retaliation against EV duties
In a retaliation twist, China has launched an anti-dumping investigation targeting pork imports from the European Union, spotlighting Danish Crown along with Dutch and Spanish [more…]
EU urges urgent review of Israel’s actions in Gaza amid growing international concern
In a joint letter published on the Spanish government’s website, the Prime Ministers of Spain and Ireland have called on the European Commission to urgently [more…]
Drought crisis deepens in northeast Spain, Barcelona faces possible water shipping
In the wake of Catalonia’s worst recorded drought, tighter water restrictions came into effect on Wednesday, casting a shadow of uncertainty over the region’s water [more…]
Spanish government optimistic regarding auto sector investment following Euro 7 agreement
Spain’s Trade Minister, Hector Gomez, expressed optimism about attracting fresh investments to the country’s automotive sector, fueled by the Euro 7 agreement’s recent developments. The [more…]
Europe’s oldest shoes, a pair of 6,000-year-old sandals, were discovered in a Spanish bat cave
In a recent study, scientists have identified Europe’s oldest shoes, believed to be approximately 6,000 years old, as woven grass sandals. These artifacts were part [more…]
