Spain's King Felipe was “crushed and destroyed” by his wife Queen Letizia's alleged infidelity, according to a bombshell new book. The Spanish royal family has been rocked by a series of new claims from journalist Jaime Peñafiel, who has covered the royal family for decades. In his latest work, entitled… Read More »Spain's King Felipe was 'crushed and destroyed' by Queen Letizia's 'infidelities': book
In Spain, the world’s largest producer of olive oil, supermarkets are taking drastic measures to safeguard their olive oil supply. A sharp rise in theft incidents has forced retailers to close bottles of this kitchen essential, placing them alongside high-value items such as spirits, cosmetics and appliances. The price of… Read More »Olive oil thefts prompt Spanish supermarkets to close bottles
Alejandro Vidas Quadras, former leader of the Popular Party in Catalonia, was brutally shot in the face in broad daylight. The incident took place in the affluent Salamanca neighborhood in central Madrid and sent shockwaves across the country. Quadras, 78, was the prominent face of the centre-right Popular Party in… Read More »Former Catalan leader Alejandro Quadras shot in Madrid
French winemakers today intercepted trucks carrying cheap Spanish booze and smashed crates of it all over the road. Le Boulou toll, just ten miles from the French border Spainturned into a battlefield this morning when dozens of protesting winegrowers stopped trucks and swept away their contents. They destroyed several shipments… Read More »Grapes of Wrath: Furious French winemakers destroy crates loaded with Spanish sparkling wine and pour gallons of red into the streets in protest at cheap booze imports from the neighboring country
A fraudster living in Spain has been arrested for faking heart attacks on 20 separate occasions to avoid paying for his meals at various restaurants. The 50-year-old man, a Lithuanian national identified as Aidas J., lives in the southeastern port city of Alicante and acted like a “typical Russian tourist”… Read More »The Lithuanian man Aidas J. arrested after faking a heart attack to stop paying at the restaurant Spain
AMIZMIZ, Morocco (AP) – People in Morocco slept on the streets of Marrakech for a third night in a row as soldiers and international aid teams in trucks and helicopters began to ease into the remote mountain towns hardest hit by a historic earthquake. The disaster killed more than 2,100… Read More »Morocco earthquake: Moroccans sleep on the streets for third night after earthquake kills more than 2,100
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