National Registry of Detentions Lacks Details

Spain's National Registry of Detentions fails to provide reasons for arrests or charges, raising concerns about legal transparency.

The National Registry of Detentions does not specify the reason for the detention or the crimes with which the person is charged. This lack of information raises questions about the transparency of the legal system and the protection of human rights. Authorities do not provide details about the specific offenses for which the individual was detained. Such gaps in data can hinder public oversight and undermine trust in the justice system.

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2026-01-28T16:07:39+00:00

Julio Iglesias's legal team considers legal action

International media outlets have reported that the legal team of Spanish singer Julio Iglesias is evaluating legal actions against the publication of reports that accuse him of alleged sexual assault, considering that they have severely damaged his reputation. According to the information, the singer's legal team is already analyzing the feasibility of this legal action, as it would have caused him significant international damage to his reputation. It is also argued that these publications affected his honor, his good name, and the public image he has built throughout his career. The artist has received multiple expressions of support from his fans, many of whom believe that the accusers have tried to take advantage of him, although others question him for everything that has been said. You may be interested: Is Julio planning to countersue?

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2026-01-27T13:19:04+00:00

Spain Plans to Regularize 500,000 Undocumented Migrants

The Spanish left-wing government has announced a large-scale program to regularize the status of undocumented migrants. It is expected that about half a million people will benefit from this initiative, which will be an important step in regulating migration processes in the country.

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2026-01-27T04:44:15+00:00

Spain to Decree Regularization for 500,000 Immigrants

Spain's government will use a Royal Decree to grant legal status to 500,000 undocumented immigrants, mostly from Latin America. The move has sparked fierce criticism from the right-wing opposition.

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2026-01-27T01:19:20+00:00

Economist Carlos Rodríguez Braun on Spain's Crisis, Milei's Policies, and Trump's Threat

An Argentine economist with a long career in Spain analyzes the country's economic situation under socialist rule, gives his opinion on radical housing measures, and assesses the policies of Argentine President Javier Milei and the potential consequences of a trade war with the US.

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