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José María Salcines Corral1943–2026Spanish footballer who played as a left-back for Racing de Santander and served as its captain between 1965 and 1971.- Joan Piqué Vidal1933–2026Barcelona lawyer and law professor who defended Jordi Pujol in the Banca Catalana case and was later convicted of extortion and money laundering.
- Xosé Manuel Beiras1936–2026Galician politician, economist and writer who led the Bloque Nacionalista Galego for over two decades and later founded the party Anova.
- Simon Andriesz1968–2026British banker and whistleblower who uncovered evidence of links between US Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick and Jeffrey Epstein.
- Luis Alviz Cerro1934–2026Spanish bullfighter from Cáceres who took his alternativa in 1965 and later managed the city's bullring for fifteen years.
- William Heseltine1930–2026Australian civil servant who served as Private Secretary to Queen Elizabeth II from 1986 to 1990 and helped modernize royal communications.
- Dolors Oller?–2026Catalan writer, literary theorist and former president of PEN Català, professor at the Universitat Pompeu Fabra.
- Wicknell Chivayo1983–2026Zimbabwean billionaire businessman and founder of Intratrek Zimbabwe, known for his ties to President Mnangagwa and lavish displays of wealth.
- Verónica Luján1942–2026Spanish actress known for films such as 'No desearás al vecino del quinto' and 'Carola de día, Carola de noche' and the TV series 'Los gozos y las sombras'.
- Otto Sirgo1946–2026Cuban-born actor and stage director based in Mexico, an icon of the Mexican telenovela for nearly five decades.
- Gonzalo Suárez1934–2026Spanish film director, screenwriter and writer, known for films such as 'Remando al viento' and recipient of the Goya de Honor.
- Pedro Escacena1931–2026Spanish painter renowned for his bullfighting posters, including the celebrated 1984 Pozoblanco poster for the fatal corrida of Paquirri.
- Julián García Vargas1945–2026Spanish economist and socialist politician who served as Minister of Health and Minister of Defence under Felipe González.
- César Ortiz-Echagüe Rubio1927–2026Spanish architect and Roman Catholic priest, known for the SEAT factory dining hall in Barcelona and as the first Spaniard to win the AIA Reynolds prize.
- Peón Kurtz?–2026Fundador y vocalista de Def Con Dos, grupo pionero del hip hop y el rap metal en España, activo de 1988 a 2016.
- Eduardo Rodríguez Rodway1945–2026Spanish guitarist and founding member of the Andalusian rock band Triana, the last surviving member of the original trio.
- Aquilino Polaino-Lorente1945–2026Spanish psychiatrist and professor of psychopathology at the Complutense University of Madrid, author of numerous books on family, education, and youth.
- Pablo Téllez de la Poza1977–2026Spanish cultural producer who directed Córdoba's Cosmopoética poetry festival and managed cultural events across Andalusia and Madrid.
- Antonio Canal1936–2026Spanish actor known for his long‑running role as Father Froilán in Cuéntame cómo pasó and as the Spanish voice of Winnie the Pooh.
- Javier Delgado Barrio1932–2026Spanish jurist who was president of the Supreme Court and the General Council of the Judiciary from 1996 to 2001 and a Constitutional Court magistrate.
