A 37-year-old woman was murdered this Wednesday in Madrid. Police have arrested the victim's ex-partner as the suspected perpetrator of the crime, which could be another case of gender-based violence and would be the fourth femicide in Spain this week, following the double murder of a woman and her daughter on Tuesday in Xilxes (Plana Baixa) and the murder of a nurse at her workplace on Monday in Benicàs; both in the province of Castellón. After the crime, the man went to a National Police patrol and confessed to killing his ex-partner, according to police sources cited by EFE. When officers arrived at the woman's home, they found her dead in a bedroom, lying on the bed with clear signs of strangulation. The victim had been dead for several hours. The woman had two children, who were not the detainee's. It is not yet known whether there were prior reports of domestic violence within the couple, and the Spanish government's Delegation against Gender Violence is gathering information about Wednesday's murder in Madrid. So far, it has been reported that the murder took place on López Hoyos Street in the capital.

Someone left the body in that ravine between eight and ten in the morning. That's the two-hour window between two neighbors passing by that spot. The first saw nothing; the second discovered the lifeless body of a 39-year-old woman. The crime scene is Riudecanyes, in the Baix Camp region. The date of the events is September 8, 2025. However, initially it didn't appear to be a homicide: everything pointed to suicide.

The Mossos d'Esquadra (Catalan police) have arrested a 46-year-old man as the suspected perpetrator of the murder of his partner in Hospitalet de Llobregat, according to the Catalan police. The alleged gender-based crime occurred early this morning in the apartment where they both lived, specifically on Santa Eulàlia Street, as reported by the police. The NewspaperAround 6:30 a.m., the Mossos d'Esquadra (Catalan police) were alerted to a fight inside a home. Both police and paramedics were dispatched to the scene. Upon arrival, they found the woman's lifeless body, bearing signs of violence. The man, the victim's partner, was arrested near the scene, according to a statement from the Mossos. Sources close to the victim, quoted by the Catalan News Agency (ACN), explained that the woman was of Colombian origin and had been living in L'Hospitalet de Llobregat for two years. They also stated that the apartment, where she lived with her alleged murderer, was shared with two other women. According to the agency, there was no prior criminal record between the couple. The woman has three daughters.

She was 11 years old, and her parents already let her return home alone from her English academy. It was a short walk, three blocks. Suddenly, she noticed a strange presence. "Someone was chasing me," describes Junkal, a 22-year-old girl. It was a man who, just as she entered the doorway of her house, lunged at her and intimidated her. "It didn't go any further," she says. However, she experienced it as an assault that she never reported. Like her, it is estimated that only two out of ten women report the acts of gender-based violence they suffer. But reports are increasing exponentially: since 2012, sexual violence has increased by 700% and gender-based harassment by 275%. And the big question is whether behind this isn't just greater awareness and penal changes that have favored it: "It's also worth asking whether the phenomenon is increasing," says Mossos d'Esquadra police commissioner Marta Fernández.

The National Police have arrested a 41-year-old man for allegedly killing his partner, a 34-year-old woman, in the Extremaduran town of Don Benito. According to the Spanish Government Delegation in Extremadura, the victim had been in the Ministry of the Interior's Comprehensive Monitoring System for Cases of Gender Violence (VioGén), although there was currently no active follow-up. The woman's name was Ilham and she had four minor children, one of whom is three years old.

A 43-year-old man killed his 13-year-old daughter in Bilbao on Friday and then committed suicide. has reported the Ertzaintza, took place shortly after 5:00 a.m. at the family home, after the man's partner and the girl's mother, who was injured, fled the apartment in fear due to an incident of domestic violence. The teenager's mother explained the situation to the officers and gave them the keys to the apartment. At 9:30 a.m., the judicial delegation removed the bodies of the father and daughter from the apartment. "Everything points to this being a case of vicarious violence, which is the most terrible expression of domestic violence," stated the Lehendakari, Imanol Pradales, in statements at an event in Vitoria, where he learned of the situation. family.

"Time will tell, she'll pay for it all. I'll screw them up twice." With this message, the accused murderer his ex-partner in the Clot neighborhood of Barcelona in 2022 He warned one of the victim's sisters a few days before the crime.

The 3rd Court of Instruction in Blanes has sent the man to provisional prison without bail arrested on Saturday for the death of his partner in the same town in La Selva, a crime that the Government has already condemned as the first femicide of the year 2025. The woman was 35 years old and had a minor son. She was found dead last Thursday in a home in the Plantera neighborhood of Blanes. At first, it was not entirely clear what had happened to her, although she had been dead for hours, and the notice spoke of cardiac arrest. However, the autopsy caused a change of script: there were indications of criminality.