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Hypixel Studios launches reward program for security testers
Hytale Offers Players Major Rewards for Discovered Vulnerabilities. PC owners of Hytale can now earn over €20,000 for identifying and properly reporting vulnerabilities. Hypixel Studios is launching a program that makes players part of the game’s security system.
How labor protection requirements have changed in Spain’s hospitality industry
Fines up to €50,000: New Regulations for Restaurants and Cafés under Extreme Weather. New requirements for dining establishments have come into effect in Spain: owners are now obliged to protect employees from extreme weather conditions. Violations may result in fines up to €50,000. We explain what has changed and how businesses can avoid penalties.
PortAventura World and Hard Rock International launch new project in Tarragona
Hard Rock Café to Open in a European Theme Park for the First Time. In 2026, PortAventura World will welcome the first Hard Rock Café in Europe located inside a theme park. The venue will be open not only to park and hotel guests but also to the general public, expanding leisure and dining options in the region.
Advantages of the Format and Potential Features of the Upcoming Product
The First Foldable iPhone: What Is Known About Apple's New Device. Apple is preparing its first foldable smartphone, which could become a bridge between a phone and a tablet. According to leaks, the device will feature an interface similar to the iPad and introduce new usage scenarios. Expectations, details, and timelines—in this article.
Two subscription tiers for different needs and competition with Anthropic
OpenAI Introduces New ChatGPT Pro Plan for $100 a Month. OpenAI has launched a new ChatGPT Pro plan for $100 per month. Users can now choose between two advanced subscriptions depending on their level of interaction with AI and their specific needs.
Elastocaloric technology as an alternative to air conditioners and high bills
3D Printing and New Materials: How Spain's Cooling Future Is Changing. Spain is developing an eco-friendly cooling system based on 3D printing and innovative alloys. This technology promises to reduce energy consumption and eliminate the use of harmful refrigerants. The European Commission has already called it the most promising alternative to traditional air conditioning.
European Commission Calls on Spain to Abandon Electricity Regulation
Spain Prepares for New Electricity Market Rules Following EU Demands. The spotlight is on the European Commission’s demand for Spain to abandon the PVPC tariff. This move has sparked widespread discussion among energy companies and consumers. The issue affects not only the market but also social support measures.
Marta Ortega and Carlos Torretta Surprise with Appearance at Met Gala 2026
Marta Ortega and Carlos Torretta: An Unexpected Debut on the Met Gala 2026 Red Carpet. Marta Ortega made her first appearance on the Met Gala red carpet in New York. She was accompanied by her husband, Carlos Torretta. Their appearance came as a surprise and immediately sparked a wave of discussion.
The company extends maximum bonuses for customers paying via Waylet
Repsol Expands Fuel Discounts Amid New Price Hike. Repsol is extending its fuel discounts of up to 40 cents per liter for private customers paying via Waylet. The measure will cover more than 3,300 service stations across Spain and aims to offset the impact of another price surge.
Who will have to switch to the new reporting system and when
Electronic Invoicing Becomes Mandatory: Deadlines for Businesses and Freelancers. The Spanish government has set dates for the transition to mandatory electronic invoicing. Large companies must implement the system in 2027, while small businesses and freelancers will follow in 2028. The new rules will affect everyone working with other businesses.
Mónica Pont returns to the spotlight with a revealing show and a new romance
Monica Pont Surprises with a New Look: Theatre Debut and Revelations About Age. Monica Pont returns to the stage with a bold play about menopause. The actress openly discusses the changes in her life, shares details about her new romance, her relationship with her son, and her family.
Employee from Santander wins compensation after years-long dispute with employer
Spanish Supreme Court Confirms Record Compensation for Overtime Mispayment. The Spanish Supreme Court has ordered a company from the port of Santander to pay a mechanic over 116,000 euros for the incorrect payment of overtime. The court ruled that a 'bonus for attendance' cannot substitute for proper overtime pay.
Carlos Latre shares how Candela balances her studies with her first film roles
Carlos Latre Speaks for the First Time About His Daughter Candela’s Achievements and Career Choice. Carlos Latre has found himself in the spotlight not only due to new projects but thanks to the successes of his daughter Candela. The young artist has chosen a double major and has already impressed her father with her results.
Courts Confirm: When Dismissed on a Friday, Employer Must Pay for Saturday and Sunday
End of the week does not exempt from payments: final settlement must include weekends. Spanish courts have clarified: if an employee worked the full week and was dismissed on Friday, the final settlement must include payment for the weekend. Saturday and Sunday can no longer be excluded from the payout. This applies to all cases where employment ends at the close of the workweek.
Luna Ring Project: How a Lunar Power Station Could Transform Energy
Japan Plans to Build a Giant Ring of Solar Panels on the Moon. A Japanese company proposes constructing an 11,000-kilometer-long ring of solar panels along the Moon's equator. This system could generate energy around the clock and transmit it to Earth using microwaves and lasers.
One of the city's most renowned gastro projects forced to close
Atxa restaurant in Tarifa closes after lease renewal refusal. Atxa restaurant in Tarifa is closing its doors after five years in business. The owners accepted a sharp rent increase, but lost their space when the landlord refused to renew the lease. The team and the project now face an uncertain future.
76-year-old Alan French stands up to a massive 2,150-home development
British Farmer Refuses to Leave Home Amid New Housing Development. In Tameside, near Hyde, farmer Alan French has lived on his farm for 17 years. Now, as construction of a large residential complex begins around his home, he has no intention of giving way to developers.
Tamara Gorro and Cayetano Rivera support each other on social media after the incident
Tamara Gorro and Cayetano Rivera: Tense Street Moment Captured by Cameras. Tamara Gorro and Cayetano Rivera found themselves in the spotlight after a street scene in Seville. Photos have emerged showing the couple openly expressing their emotions. Their relationship is once again the subject of media discussion.
Isak Andic: the absence of defensive wounds on the hands became a key issue in the investigation
New detail in the Isak Andic case: absence of struggle marks on hands raises questions. A new detail in the Isak Andic case has emerged, changing the tone of the discussion. Forensics found no wounds on the hands, raising further questions. Now attention has shifted to the possibility of an accident.
La Mafia becomes La Famiglia: what’s behind the change and how will it affect the restaurant atmosphere
Why La Mafia is Disappearing from Restaurant Signs in Spain — and What It Means for Guests. One of Spain's most renowned restaurant chains is moving away from the controversial name La Mafia and rebranding as La Famiglia. What prompted this change, how are customers reacting, and will anything change for loyal guests? The renaming from La Mafia to La Famiglia: what's behind the decision and how will it impact the restaurant atmosphere.
Why the New S2000 Turbine Could Be a Game Changer in Global Energy
S2000 Flying Turbine: A Technology That Could Transform the Energy Market. The S2000 flying turbine promises not only to bring down the cost of electricity but to completely redefine the way it is generated. What is the hidden strength of this technology, and why are energy experts worldwide watching it closely? Why could the new S2000 turbine be a game changer for the global energy sector?
A small village in Spain profits from snails
How Fonfría Became a Gastronomic Hotspot in Spain. In Fonfría, where little used to change, five farms have created not just a business, but a new gastronomic brand. How did snails help the region avoid decline and become a model for all of Spain? In this small village in Castile and León, they found a way to keep people from leaving—and surprised the whole country with their snail delicacy.
Just tap your phone: Bizum launches Apple Pay-style payments
Bizum Changes the Game: How the New Payment Feature Will Affect Shops and Customers in Spain. Bizum moves beyond standard transfers with a major update: soon, the service will become a full alternative to bank cards and cash for in-store payments across Spain. Why does this matter for anyone who pays or accepts payments? Coming soon to every grocery store: what the launch of offline payments through Bizum means for you.
Why Pilots’ Salaries at Ryanair, Iberia and Vueling Differ So Much
How Much Do Pilots in Spain Really Earn: Unexpected Salary Gaps. Pilot salaries in Spain are more than just numbers on a contract. The gap between a rookie and a captain can surprise even seasoned professionals. What details shape their income, and why do some pilots earn many times more than others? Why are the salaries at Ryanair, Iberia, and Vueling so different—and what actually determines everything?
How the Carnival Cruise Line Case Could Change Cruise Ship Rules
High-profile Cruise Case: Why Injury Compensation Is a Warning Sign for the Industry. The story of a passenger injured after consuming 14 shots of tequila aboard the Carnival Radiance sparked a lawsuit and led to a substantial compensation payout. Why could this incident affect safety standards and alcohol sales on cruises? When a holiday ends in court: how the Carnival Cruise Line case could change the rules on cruises.
How the return of packaging is changing the rules in supermarkets
Why Spain Still Hasn't Introduced Bottle Return Like Portugal: What's Holding Back Change. In Portugal, getting money back for every returned bottle or can is already a reality—the refund is instant. In Spain, however, the launch of such a system is stalling, despite European requirements. What's blocking progress and why does it matter to everyone? Neighbors already receive cash for every bottle, while Spain remains at a standstill: what's holding up the bottle return system?
50 million for a cup of tea: how one incident put Starbucks in the spotlight
Burns, Millions, and Liability: Why Starbucks Found Itself at the Center of a Major Trial. A $50 million court verdict against Starbucks has sparked debate about the safety standards and liability of major chains. Why could this case change the approach to serving hot beverages—and what lies ahead for the company? $50 Million for a Cup of Tea: How One Incident Put Starbucks in the Hot Seat
Joaquín Torres offered his brother Julio 25% to end the family dispute
Money Instead of War: How Joaquín Torres Tries to End a Family Conflict. Joaquín Torres has made an offer to his brother Julio that could change the course of a high-profile family dispute. At stake are millions, trust, and the reputation of one of Spain's most prominent dynasties.
New Cayenne Coupé Electric: up to 669 km range, three versions, and launch in Spain
Porsche Cayenne Coupé Electric 2026 impresses Spain with aerodynamics and up to 1,156 hp. Porsche launches the Cayenne Coupé Electric 2026 on the Spanish market, featuring a striking flyline, a 113 kWh battery, and record-breaking aerodynamics. The model is available in three versions, including the Turbo, which accelerates from 0 to 100 km/h in just 2.5 seconds.
Terrano PHEV and Urban SUV: How Nissan Is Shifting Its New Energy Strategy
Nissan Brings Back the Terrano as a Hybrid: Three New SUVs for China and an Export Bet. Nissan unveiled three new SUVs in Beijing, including the Terrano PHEV concept with a hybrid powertrain. China is becoming a key market for the brand and a stage for global premieres. Spain can expect new export models.
Jetta X Concept — Volkswagen's new budget electric car for China priced under 100,000 yuan
Volkswagen Brings Back Jetta: Electric SUV for China Under €13,000 Surprises Market. Volkswagen has unveiled the Jetta X Concept at the Beijing Motor Show—an electric SUV set to become the brand's most affordable model in China. The starting price is below €13,000. The German automaker is betting on local development and accelerating its model lineup renewal.
The hybrid Lamborghini Revuelto SV could deliver up to 1,300 hp and debut in 2027
Lamborghini Prepares Revuelto SV: The Horsepower Battle with Ferrari Reaches a New Level. Lamborghini is working on the most extreme version of the Revuelto—a hybrid SV boasting up to 1,300 hp. The new model is aimed directly at competing with the Ferrari F80 and could hit the market in 2027.
New BMW 7 Series 2026: electrification, premium interior and technology for Spain
BMW 7 Series 2026 Impresses with Neue Klasse and Up to 700 km Range. The BMW 7 Series 2026 enters the market with a broad range of engines, including electric versions offering up to 700 km of range. The model incorporates Neue Klasse technologies and features a premium interior. In Spain, it stands out as a key player in the luxury sedan segment.
Why Doesn't Toyota Produce an Electric RAV4 and What Does It Mean for the Spanish Market
Toyota RAV4 won't go electric: Japanese automaker bets on hybrids and isn't rushing to change course. Toyota has officially ruled out releasing a fully electric version of the RAV4. The brand is prioritizing hybrid technologies and explains why it isn't ready to switch its bestseller to batteries. This decision impacts the entire SUV segment in Spain.
How to join the team at Murcia’s first LEGO store
LEGO Opens Store in Murcia: Job Opportunity with No Experience and Quick Start. Murcia welcomes its first official LEGO store—great news not only for fans of the brand. The company is seeking employees with no prior experience, promising a quick start and flexible hours. Why could this vacancy be a rare opportunity for many? Seven positions are open with no experience required: how to join the team at Murcia's first LEGO store.
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