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Why Parents in Spain Pay More for Children's Education in Some Regions – Shocking Data on Hidden School Fees

Schools in Catalonia, Madrid, and the Basque Country Charge the Highest Fees. In Spain, most semi-private schools with state funding require mandatory fees. The amounts and enforcement of payments are particularly high in Catalonia, Madrid, and the Basque Country. Experts note a rise in the commercialization of education and growing inequality between regions.

Sudden resignation of El Corte Inglés top executive shakes Spanish business—who's next?

El Corte Inglés to Appoint New Chief Operating Officer Following Strategic Changes. Major personnel changes are underway at Spain’s leading retail company, El Corte Inglés. Chief Operating Officer Javier Catena has decided to step down following the launch of a new strategic direction. The decision has already been agreed with management, and the company is preparing for a smooth transition of responsibilities.

Stories of Moroccan Women Changing Their Lives After Working in Spain – Unexpected Successes and New Businesses

How Moroccan Seasonal Workers Become Entrepreneurs After the Strawberry Harvest. Moroccan women who have worked in Huelva’s strawberry fields are opening their own businesses back home. A support program is helping them realize their dreams and change the future for their families. Learn how seasonal work in Spain has become a launching pad for new businesses.

What’s happening in Sant Antoni: Residents demand change

Barcelona’s Sant Antoni District Seeks Revitalization After Decline. A large-scale program to restore order and improve living conditions has been launched in Barcelona’s Sant Antoni district. Authorities are stepping up cleaning, security, and social support measures, but local residents remain skeptical about the effectiveness of these efforts and continue to demand more decisive action.

¿Por qué en Madrid ahora se puede alquilar casi todo, incluso el sueño?

Renting Homes, Pools, and Terraces by the Hour Gains Popularity in Madrid. Madrid is seeing a surge in the hourly rental of private pools, terraces, and even beds for short-term rest. This trend allows residents and visitors to access unique spaces without long-term commitments, but it has sparked debate about the city's future urban environment.

Esquemas ocultos, redes sociales y millones de euros: el lado oculto de las marcas falsas

How Underground Networks in Spain Make Millions Selling Fake Sneakers and Clothing. The trade of counterfeit goods is growing in Spain: sneakers, t-shirts, and accessories are sold online and through social media, generating huge profits for criminal groups. Police are uncovering new schemes, while the damage to the country's economy amounts to billions of euros.

Tradición zapatera de Menorca en tu móvil: ¿cómo encontrar un par exclusivo?

Menorca Launches Mobile App to Promote Handmade Traditional Footwear and Support Local Artisans. Menorca has unveiled the Menorca Shoes app, bringing together local footwear manufacturers. This innovative tool helps tourists and residents discover authentic brands, factories, and stores, supporting the island's economy and encouraging sustainable consumption.

Joyas de la reina: cómo una marca conquistó a la familia real española

Spanish Jewelry Brand Suma Cruz Becomes Top Choice for Queen Letizia and Princess Leonor in Summer 2025. In the summer of 2025, Queen Letizia and Princess Leonor are increasingly seen wearing Suma Cruz jewelry. Discover how this nature-inspired Spanish brand became a royal family favorite and what ambitious plans its founder Susana Cruz has in store.

¿Por qué un simple gancho para bolso desató un escándalo en Ibiza?

Ibiza Restaurant Charged €12 for Bag Hook: Investigation Launched. A restaurant in Ibiza charged customers for using a bag hook. A consumer organization considers this practice a violation of consumer rights and is demanding an investigation. Authorities in the Balearic Islands have already launched a probe into the incident.