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1151 newsIn just one year, 32,212 migrants arrived in Spain by sea
How Many Irregular Migrants Arrived in Spain in 2025. In 2025, Spain recorded a significant decrease in the number of irregular migrants. The figure dropped by 40.4% compared to the previous year. Find out which regions were at the center of attention in our report.
What are politicians hiding in their messages after the Valencia tragedy
Valencia authorities silent on Mazon and Feijoo exchange over Dana tragedy. Valencia officials have refused to discuss Mazon's messages to Feijoo about the tragedy. The opposition is demanding full disclosure of the correspondence. Key questions about the politicians' actions remain unanswered.
How life in Catalonia will change for locals next year
Catalan government to expand citizen service offices in 2026. New service centers will open across Catalonia in 2026. Five mobile offices will reach remote areas. Authorities to invest 13 million euros in network expansion.
How will the region change as socialists break off cooperation with the PP
Interim PSOE Leadership in Extremadura Will Not Back María Guardiola’s Government. PSOE in Extremadura moves to the opposition after election defeat. Socialists refuse to support the PP government. The region enters a new political phase.
What makes the election outcome surprisingly resistant to outside influence
Overseas votes did not shift the power balance in the Extremadura parliament. Votes from emigrants did not affect the composition of the Extremadura parliament. The balance of power remained unchanged. The intrigue lasted until the end, but the result was predictable.
What loss has shaken Galicia's political scene this week
Gonzalo Caballero Álvarez, father of former PSdeG leader and brother of the mayor, dies in Vigo. Gonzalo Caballero Álvarez has passed away in Vigo. He was a prominent figure in Galician politics, and many remember his contributions to the region.
Is Spain about to shake up its pension system again
How Pensions in Spain Have Evolved Over the Past Decades and What Lies Ahead. Spain’s pension system has undergone numerous reforms. Payment amounts and calculation rules have changed repeatedly. Find out how these shifts are affecting future retirees.
What’s happening with Spain’s pension fund and how are payouts changing
Spanish Pensions Reach 20-Year Growth Record Nearing 1,500 Euros. The average pension in Spain has risen by 110% over the past 20 years. In 2024, payments hit an all-time high. Find out how the system has changed and what the future holds for pensioners.
What data and visual stories surprised the country this year
How Spain Saw 2025 Events Maps and Surprising Discoveries. In 2025, Spain viewed the world through maps and charts. Visualizations helped make sense of wars, climate, and change. Find out what shifted and why it matters.
Who will benefit most and how will payments change next year
Pensions in Spain to Increase in 2026 for 13 Million People. In 2026, pensions and social benefits in Spain will rise by 2.7%. Nearly 13 million citizens will be affected by these changes. Find out how the amounts will change and who will be impacted by the new measures.
What untold stories do Catalonia’s new residents bring today
Voices of New Catalonia SER Catalunya radioplay explores migration and change. The SER Catalunya radioplay reveals modern migration stories. Public figures and ordinary people share personal experiences. Learn how Catalonia has changed over the past fifty years.
What Keeps This Málaga Neighborhood Alive on the City Map
Nearly 40 Years in Shacks How Residents of Los Asperones in Malaga Survive. Authorities in Andalusia and Malaga are trying to relocate Los Asperones residents Nearly four decades on the neighborhood remains a symbol of poverty and social exclusion What stands in the way of a solution and why do people dream of leaving
Holiday disaster leaves dozens homeless and searching for answers
Over 80 People Spend Christmas in Tents Under a Bridge in Badalona. Dozens forced to live under a bridge in Badalona after eviction. No permanent housing was offered. Their future remains uncertain, even at Christmas.
Who is now leading the socialists in Extremadura and what comes next
Jose Luis Quintana appointed interim leader of PSOE in Extremadura after Gallardo resignation. The leadership of PSOE’s Extremadura branch has changed. An interim committee will oversee party operations and prepare for the election of a new team. Find out who’s on the committee and what will change.
Secrets behind the Orcasitas archive and why everyone is talking about it today
How the Orcasitas Archive Preserves the History of Madrid’s Suburbs and Their Residents. The Orcasitas Neighborhood Movement Archive has joined the national collection. Documents and memories from Madrid’s outskirts will be preserved for future generations. Discover how the legacy of life on the city’s periphery is being safeguarded.
Why the opposition leader demands an online hearing and what secret messages may reveal
Feijóo submits message exchange with Mazón to court in Valencia tragedy case. The Catarroja court is reviewing messages between Feijóo and Mazón on the day of the disaster. The PP leader requests to testify via videoconference. Relatives of the victims demand clarifications. Investigators are seeking further details about the tragedy.
Why the Mayor’s Decision Sparked Outrage Nationwide
Spanish Religious Leaders Condemn Eviction of Migrants in Badalona. Hundreds of religious figures in Spain have condemned the actions of the mayor of Badalona. The eviction of 400 migrants provoked a strong backlash. The public is demanding a new approach to vulnerable groups.
How your voice could shape Spain’s future and what holds real change back
How Javier Perez is Transforming Views on Democracy and Inspiring Change in Spain. Javier Perez shares his vision for reviving interest in democracy across Spain. He believes that access to information and collective action can reshape the nation. Discover why individual participation truly matters.
Why Young Catalans Are Losing Interest in Education and What Can Change This
Catalonia re-enrolls one in seven teens who dropped out of school. Catalonia launches a program to bring youth back to the classroom. Already 15% of former dropouts have resumed their studies. Experts seek causes and new solutions to the issue.
What made Badalona authorities trigger outrage across Catalonia
Badalona mayor accused of inciting hatred after B9 eviction. Jaume Asens has filed a complaint against the mayor of Badalona, accusing him of discrimination and violating the rights of those evicted. Catalan authorities are demanding an investigation into the case.
What is forcing the region to rethink its approach to welcoming migrant children
La Rioja authorities purchase monastery to house underage migrants. La Rioja acquires monastery to accommodate underage migrants Regional officials cite Madrid's requirements as the reason for the decision The new center will cost the budget 2 million euros
Why is Catalonia seeing a boom in private schools today
Public School Shortage in Catalonia Why the System Fails Many. Catalonia faces a shortage of public school places Private schools dominate affluent areas The education system deepens social inequality
What happens after the B9 eviction and why authorities urge calm
Salvador Illa Vows to Restore Stability in Badalona. Salvador Illa announced that the Catalan government is working to resolve the crisis in Badalona. He called on residents to remain calm and promised that the law would be upheld. Details on the authorities’ response and the ongoing protests in our report.
What secrets were hidden in the abandoned institute and why did the city split
Badalona Mayor Alleges Criminal Networks at B9 Migrant Camp. Tensions erupted in Badalona after migrants were evicted. The mayor claims mafia and prostitution operated in the camp. The fate of more than 400 people remains uncertain.
What really stopped locals from letting the homeless into the church after the floods
Tensions Rise in Badalona Over Migrant Evictions and Official Response. Tensions in Badalona are mounting as migrants face eviction. City officials and residents have failed to provide shelter for those affected, sparking debate and protests.
Why Thousands of Families Won't Be Able to Celebrate New Year's Together This Year
Venezuelans in Madrid Forced to Change Holiday Plans Due to Flight Cancellations. The Venezuelan diaspora in Madrid is facing cancellations of direct flights. Families are being forced to alter their holiday plans and look for alternative travel options. Emotions and financial losses are intensifying tensions ahead of Christmas.
Why do people look to the future with anxiety and distrust
Spaniards Predict Rising Conflicts and Inequality Over the Next Decade. Most Spaniards believe more wars, poverty, and loneliness are ahead. A new study shows growing pessimism in society. We cover in detail what changes the country may face
Why Do Spaniards Want Change and No Longer Trust Political Parties
Internet and Social Media Are Shaping Spanish Public Opinion More Than Ever. More than half of Spaniards are interested in politics. Internet and social media now influence their views more than television. Survey reveals concerning expectations for the coming years.
What is driving the wave of mass protests across Spain
Valencia Demands Mazón’s Resignation After DANA Tragedy. Valencia residents demand accountability for the deaths of 230 people. Protests are intensifying, and victims' families are unwilling to forgive. Find out what's happening in the region now.
What are officials hiding after the October 29, 2024 disaster
Judge demands explanations from Valencia government over actions on DANA tragedy day. The judge is investigating whether top officials consulted government lawyers on the day of DANA. Details of consultations and emergency call records have been requested. The investigation seeks new facts about the authorities’ actions.
Что изменится для пенсионеров и малоимущих Испании уже скоро
Spain to Implement Major Pension Increases and New Family Support Measures in 2026. In 2026, Spain's minimum pensions will rise by at least 7%. Families with dependents and IMV recipients will see an 11.4% increase. Authorities are introducing additional measures to protect vulnerable citizens.
Why the Badalona mayor’s actions sparked uproar across Catalonia
Catalan parties accuse Badalona mayor of inciting hostility over homeless eviction. The mayor of Badalona is at the center of controversy after evicting homeless people. Catalan politicians accuse him of provocation and exploiting the situation for personal gain. Read our article for the full story.
You won't believe where the highest point in Spain's capital region is
The highest-altitude town in Madrid province sits at 1,440 meters. Madrid is more than just a bustling metropolis. There are other unique places—like a tiny town perched high in the mountains. Only 93 people live there. Discover more about this remarkable spot and what life is like in such a different environment.
What secrets do the modern descendants of ancient peoples hold?
How Remote Tribes Live and What Is Changing in Their World Today. Some tribes still follow ancient traditions, astonishing and sometimes shocking outsiders. Find out how they survive in the 21st century and what changes are shaping their lives.
Power Shifts Away from Socialists in the Region – Unexpected Election Results
Historic Defeat for PSOE in Extremadura: Right-Wing Parties Take the Lead in Elections. In Extremadura, the Socialists are losing ground as right-wing parties take the lead. The election results have surprised even seasoned politicians. The region is redrawing its political landscape—find out more in our report.
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