Spain News in English

Good morning! It’s 16th June, and here’s your Spain daily news capsule.

Daniel Bashandeh warns that some in Washington may view the Iran deal as a military defeat for the U.S.

The PSOE faces scrutiny as forgotten devices reveal knowledge of Leire's actions in the Prosecutor's Office.

Zapatero requests to delay his statement regarding the origin of the controversial jewelry.

Begoña Gómez's meeting with Judge Peinado lasted three hours, filled with tension and accusations.

The Strike Committee escalates tensions over the Framework Statute, planning an indefinite strike after summer.

Valtònyc concludes his prison sentences, having committed no crimes for the past two years.

The PSOE is eager for Zapatero's explanations as they prepare for a potentially heated Federal Committee meeting.

The UCO uncovers half a million euros in the accounts of a commander linked to the Koldo case.

Petro states that evidence clears the American captured in Bogotá from sexual abuse allegations.

The European diplomatic landscape is strained as Kallas and Von der Leyen clash over key issues.

Marius Borg begins his daily routine in a maximum-security prison following his conviction.

The Ibex 35 index rises above 19,000 points for the first time after the Iran peace agreement.

Marriott reaches a milestone of 10,000 hotels worldwide, sparking questions about a potential hotel bubble.

Spain's World Cup campaign kicks off with a disappointing goalless draw against Cape Verde.

Illia Topuria vows to return stronger after his recent defeat, promising a rematch with Justin Gaethje.

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