Carlos Cuerpo became economy minister on 29 December 2023 after working in public economic institutions. He entered Spain's senior civil service in 2008 and later worked at the European Commission and AIReF.
Jorge Javier Vázquez’s Mediaset salary has not been disclosed, but estimates put it at about €3 million a year. A decision on his long-term contract is expected around mid-2027.
After seven years as a soldier, Sierra was promoted to corporal in 2022. He passed the sergeant examination that year and graduated as a sergeant in 2025 before taking charge of a platoon with the VCZ Castor.
Telefónica España is creating a dedicated hardware division within its residential B2C business. Alberto Ruano will lead it from 1 October 2026, after more than 25 years in technology management, including senior roles at Lenovo.
Jesús Calleja never set foot in a university lecture hall. Instead, he moved from hairdressing salons to mountain peaks, teaching himself the skills that would later make him a pilot and a familiar face on Spanish television. His story challenges the idea that formal education is the only path to professional success.
Trackhouse MotoGP Team is searching for a new rider on LinkedIn, offering a factory Aprilia bike and full medical coverage, plus champagne on Sundays. The requirements are as unconventional as the offer itself.
A claim that Martín Landaluce has crossed the $1 million mark in ATP prize money is not confirmed by the available records. His rapid rise in 2026 has opened doors to bigger tournaments and higher rewards. Sponsorship details remain undisclosed.
Andrea García Cano, just 22, is Spain’s youngest female truck driver. She explains why she chose the work and how she handles risks on day and night routes, while pointing to changes the industry still needs.
Pedro Sánchez has spent over two decades as a Vueling captain. Now, his daughter Lucía has joined the airline as a co-pilot, turning shared family stories into a shared profession. Their journey highlights how aviation can reshape family bonds and career ambitions.
At 22, Andrea García Cano is Spain’s youngest female heavy truck driver. Her practical mindset and technical rigor challenge industry norms, while her determination inspires a new generation in logistics.
At just 22, Andrea García Cano is Spain’s youngest female heavy truck driver. Her disciplined, minimalist approach sets her apart, while her determination has made her an inspiration to a new generation of women in logistics.
Javier Chicote has been dismissed from 'ABC' after a management decision. He said the newspaper let him go as it entered a new editorial phase. His departure has fueled debate over the future of investigative reporting in Spain.
Beatriz Padín, a basic figure at Inditex and Zara Mujer director for 25 years, is leaving the company. Her departure reshapes the leadership of one of Spain’s most influential fashion groups.
From 2027, Early Retirement in Spain Becomes Stricter: Age and Conditions Change. Starting in 2027, the standard retirement age in Spain will rise to 67, and involuntary early retirement will only be available from age 63 with significant work experience. For many, this means having to work longer or accept a noticeable reduction in benefits.
Up to 5 Years of Service: How Former Interns Can Boost Their Pension in Spain. Spain's Social Security has allowed the addition of up to 1,825 days of service for unpaid past internships. This is an opportunity for former students and interns to increase their future pension by signing a special agreement before the end of 2028.
Clara Galle Surprises with a New Look and Opens Up About Changes in Her Life. Clara Galle debuted an unexpected new look and explained why she decided to make changes. The actress spoke about a turning point, taking a career break, and her perspective on industry pressures.
Zapatero's Daughters: What Laura and Alba Do and Where They Studied. Laura and Alba Zapatero are back in the spotlight following reports of an investigation. Their agency has come under scrutiny, reigniting interest in the sisters' backgrounds. Find out what they do and where they studied in this article.
SEPE pays young unemployed up to 10 euros a day for training. Young unemployed people in Spain can receive up to 10 euros per day for attending official SEPE courses. This measure helps offset training costs and increases the chances of finding a job. The support is not available to everyone and requires meeting certain conditions.
20-year-old Pilot from Madrid: The Price of a Cockpit Dream and Why Not Everyone Reaches the Finish Line. At just 20 years old, David Virosta is already training future pilots and has amassed hundreds of thousands of followers. He shares why pursuing a career in aviation requires not only financial investment but total dedication, and what awaits those who decide to follow in his footsteps.
Floki Molina: The Young Heir Redefining the Rules of the Game. Floki Molina, son of Miki Molina and Katrin Olafsdottir, has emerged as a new figure on the European fashion scene. His style, biography, and creative ambitions are attracting attention not only in Spain.
Why the President of Andalusia Calls Himself ‘An Andalusian to the Core’. The President of Andalusia, Juanma Moreno, is once again in the spotlight. His background and family history are under scrutiny. Spanish media are discussing details of his relocation, career, and personal life.
Up to €2,700: Spain Closes Applications for Main Student Grant. Spain is closing the application period for the main government grant for university, undergraduate and vocational students. The aid can reach up to €2,700, depending on family income, place of study and the need to relocate. Only a few days remain to apply.
Veronica Dulanto Reveals Why She Doesn't Expect Her Daughters to Repeat Her Career. Telecinco host Veronica Dulanto has spoken candidly for the first time about her daughters' professional interests. Her admission about her family's priorities and changing pace of life has sparked renewed public interest in the private side of the star.
Marta Flich on the Red Carpet: Why Her Words About Women Caused a Stir. Marta Flich once again found herself in the spotlight after a vibrant appearance on the red carpet. Her candid perspective on success and female solidarity sparked a wave of discussions. The presenter openly admits: being in the public eye requires a special kind of responsibility.
SEPE clarifies which types of employment count towards the duration of unemployment benefits. Even with extensive work experience, a longer period of unemployment benefits is not always guaranteed. SEPE uses fixed intervals and limits the maximum payment period to two years. Here’s how the system works and what you need to know when planning to apply for unemployment benefits.
Lucía Caraballo Changes the Rules: A New Image and Unexpected Success in "La maleta". Lucía Caraballo has found herself in the spotlight after her role in "La maleta." Her new character breaks familiar stereotypes. The actress admits she is now on a high and doesn't hide her emotions.
Women Behind the Wheel: How Spain's Transport Sector Is Changing. In Spain, the profession of truck driver has traditionally been considered a male domain. But staff shortages and generational change are opening doors to new faces. The story of 22-year-old Andrea shows how the industry is evolving—and what stereotypes young women still face.
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.
Working Beyond Age: Why a Father and Daughter Aren’t Rushing to Retire. An 87-year-old professor from Madrid and his 62-year-old daughter from Florida continue to work, believing that their jobs give them a sense of purpose and freedom. For them, age is no reason to stop as long as they have an interest in new projects.
When Dismissal in Spain Becomes an Opportunity: How Not to Lose Compensation and Paro. Many people in Spain fear resigning due to loss of compensation and unemployment benefits. However, if a company changes key working conditions, there is a chance to leave with severance pay and keep your right to paro. How can you avoid missing this opportunity? An Unexpected Solution: When Workplace Changes Let You Leave with Compensation and Benefits
Becas SERÉ: a game-changing opportunity for future judges and lawyers in Spain. Spain has launched the Becas SERÉ program—a rare opportunity for those aspiring to become judges, prosecutors, or state attorneys but facing financial barriers. How does this new support work, and why could it reshape the legal professions market? The financial barrier disappears: a new program opens the path to a legal career in Spain.
CULTUREX: an opportunity for an international career and a salary of up to 3,500 euros for young professionals. An international internship with decent pay is a rare opportunity for young professionals in the cultural field. Why CULTUREX could be a turning point in your career, and what you shouldn’t miss when applying. An unexpected start: how to join the prestigious CULTUREX internship and make the most of your chance
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.
Melendi on His Children's Future: Why Carlota and Marko Chose Their Own Path. Melendi unexpectedly opened up about the future of his eldest children. His thoughts on Carlota’s career and Marko’s studies have sparked renewed discussion. The focus is on changes in the artist’s family.
Jessica Bueno Receives Degree in Event Management: How She Got Here. Jessica Bueno, known from the world of fashion and television, has earned a higher education degree unrelated to her public career. This article explores how her priorities have shifted and why she chose this unconventional specialty.
