Spain News in English

Good morning! It’s 30th July, and here’s your Spain daily news capsule.

Mariano Alonso comments on Ayuso's luxury meeting penthouse, saying it seems normal for ministers.

Judge Calama allows UDEF to investigate 57 accounts linked to Zapatero and the Plus Ultra case.

Pedro Sánchez announces we are closer to controlling the fires in Madrid and Ávila.

The Fermoselle fire continues to threaten Sayago, prompting new evacuations in Zamora.

The government grants a pardon to former Catalan Parliament president Laura Borràs, convicted of corruption.

The La Vall d'Uixó fire evolves amid critical hours, complicated by a heatwave.

Ceuta faces chaos as young people cross the water, with a Guardia Civil boat out of service.

Díaz Ayuso proposes a recovery plan for the landscape in 17 municipalities affected by wildfires.

The U.S. responds to Iranian aggression against its bases in Jordan with intense airstrikes.

At least seven people, including two girls, are killed in Russian attacks across Ukraine.

Japan's earthquake leaves 30 dead as investigations begin into a mall explosion post-quake.

FIFA opens disciplinary proceedings against several Argentine players and Gavi for World Cup incidents.

In 2025, Spain recorded 3,808 suicides, according to provisional data from the INE.

Pharmacists highlight their role in the early detection of alopecia areata.

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