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El 'perreo' viral de Anitta a Isabel Díaz Ayuso en 'LOS40 Music Awards'

A Spanish man trying to protect his town from a wildfire had a close brush with death on Monday when the blaze engulfed his digger, forcing him to run for his life while patting out flames on his clothes.

Spain’s worst drought in decades has unveiled the Dolmen of Guadalperal, a circle of dozens of megalithic stones believed to date back to 5,000 B.C. The ancient archaeological site, commonly known as the “Spanish Stonehenge,” was first discovered in 1926, but has only been visible four times since the area was flooded during a rural development project in 1963.

On The Gab and Juls Show, Gab Marcotti and Julien Laurens wonder if PSG’s Sergio Ramos is a serious contender to make Spain’s final squad for the 2022 World Cup.

Firefighters are struggling to contain large wildfires tearing through forests in Valencia. Powerful winds have made the fires difficult to put out and it has swept through 6,500 hectares.

An “unexpected and violent gale” caused parts of a stage to collapse at the Medusa Festival in Spain early Saturday.

España y Portugal se conjuraron este viernes para seguir ofreciendo nuevos caminos y soluciones a la Unión Europea que permitan hacer frente a la crisis energética y contribuir a mejorar la vida de los ciudadanos europeos.

Thousands of workers rallied in Madrid on Thursday in a protest called by Spain's labor unions to demand higher wages to combat the higher prices driven up by global inflation on November 3. Members of the UGT and CCOO unions, Spain's two major unions, marched behind the sign "Salary or Conflict" through the capital. They want the government and business leaders to agree to raise the minimum salary above the current 1,000 euros a month to handle rampant inflation that has only recently started to descend. Like other countries, Spain has seen an increase in prices driven by rising fuel costs due to supply reductions.

Caught on Tape: Deadly Train Crash in Spain

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Con el arranque de la COP, España revisa su labor por luchar contra el cambio climático. Los datos revelan que se trata de un compromiso insuficiente: Hay estudios que estiman que de la cantidad de carbono que España puede emitir durante 30 años entre el 2020 y 2050 ya hemos emitido el 40%.

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There are heatwave warnings for countries across Europe this week. Temperatures across Spain and France have been above average for several days and the heat is expected to peak this weekend. In France, authorities are fighting forest fires on a sixth day of sweltering temperatures.

A massive clean-up operation is under way in the Spanish city of Valencia after record-breaking rainfall. Dozens of cars were submerged as floodwater surged through neighbourhoods of the city, leaving homes and businesses waterlogged. The severe weather forced authorities to close the city's metro system and several roads, and a team of ambulance workers had to be rescued from their vehicles.

A 20-month-old baby was killed and more than 20 people got injured as massive hailstorm wreaked havoc in Spain's Catalonia. Hailstones measuring up to 4 inches even destroyed public property.

Sus Majestades los Reyes y Sus Altezas Reales la Princesa de Asturias y de Girona y la Infanta Doña Sofía, acompañados por la presidenta del Congreso de los Diputados, Meritxell Batet; el presidente del Senado, Manuel Cruz; la vicepresidenta del Gobierno en funciones, Carmen Calvo; la delegada del Gobierno en Cataluña, Teresa Cunillera; el presidente de la Fundación Princesa de Girona, Francisco Belil; el secretario de la Fundación Princesa de Girona, Enric Brancós; y la directora de la Fundación Princesa de Girona, Mònica Margarit, entregaron los Premios Princesa de Girona 2019. Antes de la entrega de los Premios, se hizo un repaso a la historia del Premio FPdGi, hubo una actuación musical a cargo de Soleá Morente, cantaora, premio FPdGi de las Artes y letras 2018 y de Soledad Giménez, cantante y compositora. También, se presentó la ponencia “Como acabar con la discapacidad superando sus limitaciones”. Una vez entregados los galardones, Su Alteza Real la Princesa de Asturias y de Girona pronunció unas palabras, en castellano y catalán en las que destacó que “Desde muy pequeñas, a mi hermana, la infanta Sofía, y a mí, nuestros padres nos han hablado de Girona y de Cataluña siempre con verdadero afecto. Gracias a ellos, sabemos muchas cosas de la historia y la cultura catalanas. Como Princesa de Girona, quiero honrar la Fundación como se merece. Y llevar con orgullo su nombre por toda Cataluña, por el resto de España y por todo el mundo”. La Princesa felicitó a los premiados de este año y a todos los de años anteriores y les subrayó que “Formáis una gran familia de talento, de esfuerzo y de esperanza que seguirá creciendo gracias a la generosidad y el apoyo de tantos y gracias a vuestro compromiso. Sois un ejemplo para los jóvenes de toda España y os admiro mucho porque representáis los mejores valores que la Fundación impulsa desde Cataluña”. Seguidamente, Su Majestad el Rey tomó la palabra y destacó que “Es el mensaje de compromiso con nuestra juventud y su futuro de quienes encarnan hoy la máxima representación democrática de nuestra sociedad; la de un pueblo que decidió, hace más de cuarenta años, reencontrarse para convivir juntos y en libertad bajo principios democráticos; reconocerse en el valor de su diversidad y afrontar con lealtad y confianza la superación del pasado y la construcción de una sociedad moderna y avanzada, integrada en Europa y abierta al mundo”. “Y en este gran proyecto democrático que nos unió a todos, en este deseo de no volver a detener la historia, de no quedar al margen de la evolución de los tiempos, la contribución de Cataluña fue inspiradora para el resto de España. Una Cataluña orgullosa de sus signos de identidad, plural e integradora, constructiva y solidaria con el progreso general; una Cataluña en la que el esfuerzo, la responsabilidad, el compromiso, el respeto y el espíritu cívico enriquecieron las raíces de la sociedad democrática que disfrutamos hoy”. También, el Rey dijo que “Hay ocasiones en que las presencias adquieren un significado más trascendente que las palabras; en que, a través de actitudes, se expresan también unas convicciones y unos sentimientos profundos. Y hoy es una de esas ocasiones, una de esas ocasiones importantes”. “Hoy asisten a este acto cientos de jóvenes, procedentes de Cataluña y de muchos otros lugares de España, que representan una juventud preocupada y comprometida con su futuro”. “Y hoy también se encuentran presentes representantes de las principales instituciones de nuestro Estado democrático y constitucional, que acompañan aquí, en Barcelona, la Fundación Princesa de Girona no sólo en su décimo aniversario, sino también, y sobre todo, por lo que la Fundación representa : sus principios y valores, su objetivo esencial desde que nació hace diez años - la ayuda a nuestros jóvenes”.

The hail storm killed a 20-month-old girl after it struck her head in La Bisbal d’Empordà, a town 130km north of Barcelona. The Catalan regional president, Pere Aragonès, thanked the emergency services for their efforts and sent his condolences to the family of the baby. Cars, houses, and tore down electricity lines have also been damaged.

Thousands of trade union members rallied in the Spanish capital Madrid on Thursday demanding higher wages to cope with the soaring cost of living.

Wine lovers, beware: Climate change is coming for your favorite beverage. Warmer temperatures are making grapes mature faster, producing wine with a higher alcohol content and weaker aroma. Scientists and winemakers tell CBS News they are undertaking efforts to climate-proof their crops. In Spain, a vineyard planted grapes in a curved pattern, which will help keep water in place if it doesn’t rain for a while. Inside Edition Digital’s Mara Montalbano has more.