Spain News in English

Good morning! It’s 12th February, and here’s your Spain daily news capsule.

Traffic disruptions in Madrid affect over a hundred streets and 126 bus lines.

The Spanish government confirms plans to limit price hikes on products and services.

Education Minister Amador Pastor discusses the need for scientific freedom in Castilla-La Mancha.

The European Parliament approves safeguards to protect European agriculture amid Mercosur discussions.

The Basque government calls for real dialogue on the reform of the Statute.

One hundred seventy-five students participate in workshops on women's roles in science.

U.S. House passes a voting law requiring proof of citizenship to cast ballots.

The Argentine Senate approves a controversial labor reform amid street protests.

Mark Zuckerberg aims to revitalize Facebook with a retro innovation from 1987.

A new supercar, the DarkSky One, targets pollution rather than speed records.

Dibu Martínez shines with a crucial save, leading Aston Villa to victory.

A campaign in Vitoria-Gasteiz promotes sexual health among the youth without taboos.

The high prescription rates of anti-inflammatories and antacids raise cancer control concerns.

Geopolitical factors influence the availability of GLP-1 medications in pharmacies.

French ice dancers Fournier and Cizeron win gold at the World Championships.

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