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Kylian Mbappe scored twice and Real Madrid edged Sevilla in a crucial league win that trims Barcelona’s lead at the top to six points ahead of El Clasico. With Vinicius Jr suspended, Madrid relied on a disciplined team performance and decisive goalkeeping from Diomande to protect the result under pressure.
Hansi Flick’s tactical reshuffle has transformed Raphinha from a wide attacker into Barcelona’s most dangerous central scorer, giving the Brazilian a new route to goal and a sharper influence on matches. The move has propelled him to the top of LaLiga’s scoring charts, ahead of Lamine Yamal and Kylian Mbappe, and underlined Barcelona’s growing tactical flexibility under their new coach.
Louis Vuitton staged its Cruise 2027 collection at Barcelona's Park Güell, turning Antoni Gaudí's mosaic-lined fantasy into a resonant backdrop for a show that balanced architectural rigor with ornamental lightness. The house's latest resort proposition drew on the city's modernist language through sculptural tailoring, tactile embellishment and a palette that echoed ceramics, shadow and Mediterranean sky.
Maricarmen Abascal, the 87-year-old Spanish pensioner whose forcible eviction from her Madrid apartment became a symbol of housing insecurity, has died, local media reported. Her removal on a stretcher in September, after more than seven decades in the same home, helped ignite nationwide protests and sharpen debate over tenants’ rights, elderly vulnerability, and Spain’s housing crisis.
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has called a snap election in a high-risk bid to reset the political calendar and regain momentum after a surge in housing-related protests. The move underscores both his instinct for tactical surprise and the deepening pressure on his government from inflation, affordability concerns and a fragmented parliament.
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has called a snap election after a bruising stretch of housing protests and political strain, betting that a fresh mandate can restore momentum and blunt his opponents’ gains. The move sets up a pivotal contest in which housing affordability, governance fatigue and Sánchez’s reputation as a political gambler will dominate the campaign.
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has called a snap election in a calculated bid to turn the country’s worsening housing crisis into a political advantage, according to reporting from Madrid. Rather than a reflexive move after local losses, the decision appears designed to force voters to choose between Sánchez’s social agenda and a conservative opposition still struggling to present a unified alternative.
Tens of thousands of people marched in Madrid and other Spanish cities on Saturday, turning a single eviction case into a broader indictment of the country’s housing crisis. The demonstrations, sparked in part by the removal of an 87-year-old woman from her home, exposed deep public frustration over soaring rents, scarce affordable housing and what protesters say is a political failure to protect tenants.
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