World War 2030 in Galicia: football, political vendettas, and the new stadium business
A Coruña has abandoned its bid to host the 2030 World Cup, intensifying regional football rivalries and igniting political tensions, especially with Vigo's ambitions.
The judicial veto on hunting worsens the wolf crisis in Galicia: "They are forcing us to abandon," farmers complain
Farmers in Galicia are expressing frustration over a judicial ban on wolf hunting, which they claim exacerbates their existing challenges and leads to significant livestock losses.
Collectors of camellias: the coveted secret sanctuaries of Galicia competing for unique flowers
In Galicia, private estates are home to a rich collection of up to 4,000 varieties of camellias, many of which are not for sale, emphasizing the exclusive and competitive nature of floral collecting in the region.
Galician shellfishing faces historic mortality rates after the train of storms this winter: "I don't remember a situation this bad, there are entire areas where nothing remains"
Galician shellfishers are facing unprecedented mortalities due to severe storms linked to climate change, decimating shellfish populations along the coast.
Rosa Crujeiras, the first university graduate in her family, becomes rector: 'I want to give back to public education what it gave me'
Rosa Crujeiras has become the first person in her family to graduate from university and has now been appointed rector of the University of Santiago, vowing to support vulnerable students and promote critical thinking.
The perfect days of three Galicians in Japan
Three Galician photographers share their experiences and insights from their travels in Japan through a new exhibition in A Coruña.
Financing: Interest in Investing in Agriculture Grows, Although the Impact of Drought Persists
Bank Galicia executives report increased interest in agricultural investment despite ongoing drought challenges.
Rosa Crujeiras will be the rector of the University of Santiago, the first in Galicia
Rosa Crujeiras has been elected as the first female rector of the University of Santiago in Galicia, securing 61% of the votes against her opponent.
The best hamburger in Spain is eaten this year in Ourense: “I don’t seek fireworks, but truth in every bite”
This year, the best hamburger in Spain, named SaboRosa, is offered by Bágoa Gastrobar in Ourense, highlighting the quality of local Galician products.
Adriana González, the Galician Who Makes Organic Wine in Austria
Adriana González is a Galician winemaker living in Austria, where she has been producing organic wines for 17 years with her husband.
The delay in payments hit the banks' balances
The banking sector in Argentina is facing a challenging situation as increasing default rates and high interest rates negatively impact the profits of major banks.
Searching for the Celta jersey worn by Madonna 36 years ago in Vigo: 'Someone keeps it in a drawer'
The Celta football club is initiating a campaign to recover the jersey worn by Madonna during her iconic concert in Vigo 36 years ago, a pivotal moment in the city's cultural history.
The shellfish gatherers of Arousa certify the massive death of bivalves after the storms: “We were in ICU and they just buried us”
Shellfish gatherers in Arousa report a catastrophic loss of bivalves after severe storms, prompting calls for a disaster zone declaration.
The latest twist in the sexual abuse case in the PSOE of Galicia: Tomé's son will enter as councilor after the head of Equality resigned
The political and judicial crisis surrounding José Tomé of Lugo has seen a new development as his son is set to become a councilor following the resignation of the Equality head due to personal reasons.
The Prosecutor's Office files a complaint against José Tomé, former president of the Lugo Deputation, for sexual harassment
The Lugo Prosecutor's Office has filed a complaint against José Tomé for alleged sexual harassment and abuse of public functions.
The Clandestine Shipyards: The Other Lucrative Business of the Narcos in Galicia
Clandestine shipyards in Galicia are gaining notoriety as a significant facet of the drug trafficking industry, collaborating with networks supplying cocaine.
Altri will never be a reality in Ulloa because we have all decided so
Ulloa Viva celebrates the cancellation of the Greenfiber project in Galicia but demands a definitive end to the proposal.
The 'island' of Rueda, the only baron of the PP without the risk of Vox: strengthened halfway through his term with housing and healthcare for the final exam
Alfonso Rueda maintains a strong position in Galicia's political landscape without competition from Vox, focusing on stability in governance as he approaches the midpoint of his term.
The Xunta begins the filing of the Altri pulp macrofactory project in Lugo
The Xunta de Galicia has initiated the process to file the project for a pulp and textile fiber macrofactory by Altri in Lugo due to lack of guaranteed energy connection.
More mothers over 40 than those under 25: Galicia leads births of older mothers in 2025 and Ceuta those of young mothers
In Spain, for the first time, more babies are being born to mothers over 40 than to those under 25, with Galicia having the highest proportion of older mothers.
The storm 'Pedro' will bring strong winds and rains to northern Spain
The storm 'Pedro' is expected to bring heavy winds and rain to northern Spain, particularly affecting Galicia and areas with orange warnings for severe weather.
"If there is a Galician on the Moon, he will have a can of our grelos": Luis de Lorenzo, director of A Rosaleira, the first vegetable canning factory in Galicia
Luis de Lorenzo, director of A Rosaleira, discusses the unique history and significance of the first vegetable canning factory in Galicia and its association with the region's notable produce, grelos.
Repsol Guide 2026: the restaurants A Tafona, Ramón Freixa Atelier, and Voro conquer three suns from Galicia, Madrid, and the Balearic Islands
The Repsol Guide 2026 has awarded its highest honors, three suns, to three prestigious Spanish restaurants, showcasing the diversity and richness of Spanish cuisine.
The week begins with persistent rains in the northern peninsula
The week starts with continuous rainfall in northern Spain, particularly affecting Galicia and Tarragona, where strong winds are also expected.
Galicia Starts War Against Vaping and Energy Drinks for Minors with Fines of Up to 3,000 Euros: "We Still Don't Know What Effects They Will Have in 20 Years"
Galicia is implementing strict regulations against vaping and energy drink consumption among minors, including fines for violations.
The Supreme Court confirms that the Xunta and the Government are responsible for livestock contamination of the As Conchas reservoir and the Limia River
The Supreme Court of Spain has ruled that both the Xunta de Galicia and the central government are liable for livestock-related pollution affecting the As Conchas reservoir and the Limia River, highlighting the negligence of authorities in managing industrial farming's environmental impact.
Fantasy Returns, or How Galicia Has Always Been There
The article discusses the resurgence of fantasy literature, particularly focusing on Nerea Pallares's debut novel 'Punto de araña', and its reflections on societal issues through gothic themes.
The Toledo Provincial Council manages to sell the boat it acquired to navigate the Uso River and that had remained stranded in a port in Galicia
The Toledo Provincial Council has successfully sold a boat that was bought in 2015 for tourism purposes but was never used, resulting in continuous harbor fees.
You Will See That Everything Is a Lie: Romería is Elegant, Poetic, and Exposes the Internal Conflicts of a Family
The film "Romeria" by Spanish director Carla Simón presents a poetic narrative about a young woman's search for her familial roots in Galicia, exploring themes of identity and belonging.
The University of Santiago elects the first rector in the history of Galicia
The University of Santiago in Galicia elects its first-ever female rector amid a predominantly female student body.
Can a cheese defend a territory? In Galicia, one has been crafted to confront the Altri factory
A new cheese project in Galicia aims to protect the natural environment against the Altri cellulose factory by highlighting local stories and community efforts.
The air hijacking to flee Cuba that still unites Daviel ('free' in Galicia) and Leudis (in the dungeons of Havana)
The article highlights the story of Daviel Gaínza, a former Cuban prisoner, who recounts his experiences to shed light on the dire conditions in Cuban prisons and seek help for political prisoners.
The storm 'Nils' prolongs instability in the Peninsula, with a red alert in Galicia starting tonight
The storm 'Nils' continues to bring instability to the Iberian Peninsula, leading to a red alert in Galicia due to extreme weather conditions.
Complications in Galicia due to the severe weather while orange alert remains in several communities
Galicia, along with Andalucía and the Comunidad Valenciana, is under an orange alert for severe weather conditions including heavy winds and rain, prompting government response efforts.
Is mpox back? Everything you need to know to stay protected
A notable rise in mpox cases in Galicia, Spain has prompted health authorities to call for heightened precautions and vaccinations.
I can't wait to fulfill it...: The Argentine who won 2.7 million euros on Spain's Pasapalabra revealed what she will do with the prize
Rosa Rodríguez, an Argentine resident in Galicia, became the largest winner in the history of the Spanish game show Pasapalabra, taking home a prize of €2.7 million after correctly answering 25 words.
Renfe maintains suspension of half the Galician railway network for the third consecutive day
Renfe has suspended half of the Galician railway network for three consecutive days due to extreme flood risk.
The ‘Marta’ storm causes very heavy rains in already affected southern areas
Storm Marta is expected to bring heavy rainfall and unstable weather to southern regions of the Iberian Peninsula, following a week of persistent rains that saturated the soils and filled water reserves.
Three atypical wines from Burgos, Seville, and Galicia to discover in 2026
This article encourages wine enthusiasts to explore three unusual wines from Burgos, Seville, and Galicia in 2026, emphasizing the adventurous aspect of wine tasting.
The storm Leonardo bids farewell with wind and waves
The storm Leonardo is causing strong winds and ocean waves across nearly all of the Spanish coast, with warnings in place for various regions including Andalucía and Galicia.
Who is Rosa Rodríguez, the Argentine who won the largest jackpot in Pasapalabra history in Spain
Rosa Rodríguez, an Argentine who moved from Buenos Aires to Galicia 25 years ago, became the champion of the Spanish version of the TV show Pasapalabra after completing the show's challenging puzzle.
The Leonardo Storm Continues, but the Rain Will Be Less Intense Than in Previous Days
The Leonardo storm persists, with less intense rains expected than in the previous days, but many regions are under alert for weather-related phenomena.
The winning 'Rosco': the words that have given the million-dollar jackpot
Rosa, a contestant from Galicia, won the highest prize in the history of the Antena 3 quiz show 'Pasapalabra' by completing 25 correct answers, taking home €2.7 million.
Different regulations for the same can: the clampdown on energy drinks advances in communities due to a lack of national regulation
In Spain, various communities are implementing their own regulations on energy drinks like Red Bull and Monster, leading to inconsistencies in access for minors based on location amidst the absence of a national policy.
More wallet competition to be banks abroad: Banco Galicia wants to join Ualá and Mercado Pago in Mexico
Grupo Financiero Galicia is seeking formal permission for its fintech wallet Naranja X to operate as a bank in Mexico, joining competitors Mercado Pago and Ualá who have already obtained banking licenses there.
Jorge Flores, father of 'El Tortas', former leader of the Anti-Unión Tepito, arrested during operation in Mexico City
Jorge Flores Galicia, the father of 'El Tortas', was apprehended by authorities during a coordinated security operation in Mexico City's Cuauhtémoc and Miguel Hidalgo boroughs.
Filloa or freixó with anise. The traditional Galician sweet
The article provides a recipe for 'filloas' or 'freixós,' a traditional Galician sweet made with anise, often prepared during Carnival celebrations.
Baiona, the royal town of the guild of sailors
Baiona is a historic coastal town in Galicia known for its legends and unique architecture, serving as a significant point on the Portuguese Way of St. James along the coast.
Rueda invites companies to join the Xacobeo 2027 to achieve a "historic" milestone
Galician President Alfonso Rueda has called for active participation from businesses and cultural and sports agents to make the upcoming Xacobeo 2027 a historic event.
Aemet activates warning for intense and persistent rains for Wednesday due to the arrival of the storm 'Leonardo'
The Aemet has issued a warning for intense and persistent rains expected on Wednesday due to the approaching storm 'Leonardo', with continued precipitation across regions, particularly in Galicia and Andalusia.