Spain News in English

Good morning! It’s 17th July, and here’s your Spain daily news capsule.

Xavier Vidal-Folch comments on the EU Court's approval of the amnesty law, calling for apologies.

The deputy director of the Civil Guard threatened a general over political disagreements.

The PSOE defends Begoña Gómez, labeling the accusations as a political witch hunt.

Aragón is hopeful for a change in winds to control the devastating wildfires.

Spain faces extreme heat, with temperatures feeling like 51 degrees Celsius in several regions.

Pedro Sánchez declares a historic day for shared prosperity in the Campo de Gibraltar.

The Congress approves a new law to enhance disability and dependency regulations.

A forest fire in Lozoyuela, Madrid, prompts evacuations and mobilization of emergency services.

The Nuclear Safety Council greenlights the extension of the Almaraz nuclear plant until 2030.

The U.S.-Iran conflict escalates with new attacks on infrastructure in the region.

Over 800 wildfires in Canada are affecting air quality in New York ahead of the World Cup final.

The European Commission mandates Google to open its AI ecosystem to competitors.

A new experimental vaccine aims to prevent pancreatic cancer before it develops.

The 69% of people with osteoarthritis are women, many still in the workforce.

Cases of Ebola in the Democratic Republic of Congo exceed 2,100, raising alarm from the WHO.

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