Spain News in English

Good morning! It’s 22nd January, and here’s your Spain daily news capsule.

Adjudication for teaching positions takes place today, January 22nd, 2026.

Public education in Aragon faces a second day of strikes, with teachers expressing despair in classrooms.

Adif limits speed to 160 kilometers per hour on a high-speed rail segment between Madrid and Barcelona.

The liberalization of high-speed rail is pushing Spain's infrastructure to its limits.

Lebrija suspends participation in Fitur in solidarity with victims of a tragic accident in Córdoba.

The EU introduces measures to address the shortage of essential medications across member states.

Seprona locates the lost dog 'Boro' after the Adamuz accident, but the animal remains missing.

Spain's water reserves are currently at 57.2 percent of capacity, showing improvement from last year.

A fatal Rodalies accident sparks criticism towards the government and regional authorities in Catalonia.

Belgium accuses Trump of attempting to replace the United Nations amid ongoing geopolitical tensions.

Live updates from Venezuela reveal Delcy Rodríguez's planned trip to the United States following Maduro's detention.

The Davos Forum's congress center is evacuated due to a smoke-related incident, causing temporary panic.

A military offensive threatens Kurdish autonomy in Syria, altering the region's political landscape.

The European Central Bank subjects banks to stress tests to assess their resilience against geopolitical tensions.

The pharmaceutical industry celebrates recognition of AI's potential by EMA and FDA, marking a new era in drug development.

That’s all for now — have a great day ahead!