Catalonia’s highest regional court has ordered expanded Spanish-language instruction for a specific student group in the Maresme region. It marks the first time the tribunal has explicitly anchored a local language-of-instruction ruling to a European human rights decision. The decision focuses squarely on the Institut Escola El Pi Gros in Sant Cebrià de Vallalta. According … Read more
The European Court of Justice (ECJ) is set to deliver a series of preliminary rulings today that hold significant implications for the legal landscape surrounding amnesty laws in European Union member states. While the court’s deliberations often focus on procedural compliance and fundamental rights, the outcomes are expected to clarify the extent to which national … Read more
Rafa Mir Vandalism in Murcia After Sexual Assault Conviction Rafa Mir Vandalism in Murcia After Sexual Assault Conviction Residents of Murcia, Spain, reported the vandalism of a football field named after Rafa Mir on Tuesday, a day after the footballer was sentenced to eight years and six months in prison for sexual assault. The incident … Read more
European Court Slams Spain Over ‘Precarious’ Public Sector Contracts By Daniel Richardson, Editor-in-Chief The Court of Justice of the European Union (TJUE) issued a stinging rebuke to Spain this Tuesday, April 14, 2026, ruling that the country’s efforts to resolve the abuse of long-term interim workers in public administration are fundamentally insufficient. In a decision … Read more