A technical issue at the Adif station in Sant Vicenç de Calders, Tarragona, is currently causing disruptions on seven Renfe commuter rail lines: R2 South, R4, R13, R14, R15, R16, and R17, according to both companies. The rail infrastructure manager, Adif, explained that the problem affects the infrastructure that controls signaling, track switches, and train movement at this location, and that technicians are working to restore the system and return the network to normal. Meanwhile, on the R2 South line, service is suspended between Cunit and Sant Vicenç. On the R4 line, the disruption is between El Vendrell and Sant Vicenç. The interruption on the R14, R15, R16, and R17 lines is between Torredembarra and Sant Vicenç, and on the R13 line, between Roda de Berà and Sant Vicenç.

Last week they assured everyone it wouldn't happen again, but it has. Adif's Centralized Traffic Center, the computer system that manages the movement of all commuter trains in Catalonia—located at França station—failed again this Tuesday morning, twice in quick succession, at 7:00 and 8:00 a.m., right in the middle of rush hour. They were two brief outages, about five minutes each, but enough to bring confusion and chaos back to the platforms and inside the trains.

An Iberia flight operating between Madrid and Paris was forced to make an emergency landing at Adolfo Suárez Madrid-Barajas Airport on Sunday afternoon following the impact of a large bird just minutes after takeoff. Both the passengers and crew of flight IB579 were unharmed, according to company and air traffic control sources.

The health card could be affected throughout this Wednesday due to a technical problem affecting the Data Processing Center (CPD) of the Ministry of Health. The incident was reported early this Wednesday, the day of Sant Jordi. Mónica García stated that "all signs" indicated that the incident would be resolved throughout the morning, but it has not yet been officially resolved. The Specialized Health Training (FSE) program, which takes place this Wednesday, was also affected this morning. According to government sources, the General Directorate of Professional Regulation has sent individual email communications to those affected by this incident. However, the process was able to resume around 12:30 p.m.