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1132 newsWhy Men Still Don't Share Household Chores — A Look at the Statistics
Women in Catalonia Spend Three Times More Time on Family Care. In Catalonia, women continue to bear the primary responsibility for household and family care. The gender gap remains, despite ongoing changes. A new study sheds light on the details of this social issue.
Unique Legacy: How Ancient Human DNA Influences Lifespan
Genes of Ancient European Hunters Linked to Longevity of Italians. The genetics of ancient Europeans may help explain the phenomenon of Italy’s centenarians. New research uncovers unexpected links between our ancestors and the chances of living to 100. Discover how the past shapes our future.
This small town in León sets a new record: its area surpasses that of two major cities
The Largest City in León Is Bigger Than the Capital and Ponferrada Combined. In the province of León, there is a colossal city whose size is astonishing. It covers a greater area than the capital and Ponferrada combined, yet it is home to very few people. Discover more about this unique place.
City authorities face criticism — what’s next for the people?
Hundreds of Migrants in Badalona Left Homeless After Eviction from B9. Following the eviction from the former B9 institute in Badalona, around a hundred migrants have been left on the streets. The local authorities did not provide assistance, drawing sharp criticism. The fate of those displaced remains uncertain.
Reinforced Mail Protocols, Emergency Measures, and Record Low Demand: What's Happening
Correos Launches Emergency Plan in Extremadura for December 21 Elections. A special postal service schedule has been announced in Extremadura ahead of the snap elections. New timetables and expedited ballot delivery have been introduced. Find out how this could impact the voting process.
Swedish Study: Cheese May Protect the Brain from Aging
Consuming Fatty Cheeses Linked to Lower Dementia Risk. A daily serving of fatty cheese may reduce the risk of dementia. New research from Sweden is challenging established views on the benefits of dairy products. Discover which cheeses offer the most advantages.
Sánchez and Pérez-Llorca Meet — New Steps Following the Tragedy
Spanish and Valencian Authorities Establish Recovery Commission Following DANA. Valencian leader Pérez Llorca and Prime Minister Sánchez have agreed to form a joint commission to address the aftermath of DANA. The first meeting is scheduled for January. Authorities are discussing ways to expedite recovery efforts and introduce new measures.
Emergency services argued for too long — what it cost the region
Lengthy Debates in Cecopi Delayed Mass Warning During Valencia Flood. The deputy head of Valencia's emergency services admitted that prolonged debates within Cecopi prevented authorities from issuing a rapid warning about the imminent danger. Slow decision-making affected the outcome of the tragedy.
Why the Government and Businesses Can't Reach an Agreement — A View from Madrid
Market Experts: Private Investment Is the Key to Solving Spain's Housing Crisis. Debate over the future of housing in Spain is once again heating up. Private investment is often blamed, yet the sector can't function without it. Authorities promise reforms, but the population is growing even faster. Who will come out on top in this clash of interests? Read on for some unexpected insights.
Who's Winning in the Real Estate Market — and Why It's Getting Harder for Young People to Buy a Home
The Housing Divide Widens in Spain: Cash Buyers vs. Mortgage Holders. Spain’s housing market is full of surprises once again. Prices are climbing, but not for everyone in the same way. Some buyers pay cash, while others can only dream of getting a mortgage. Why are certain regions highly sought-after while others remain empty? Read on to find out who’s really coming out on top.
Party on the Brink of Division: Accusations, Resignations, and Demands for Change
Internal Crisis in Galician PSOE: Wave of Criticism Over Harassment Case. Tensions are rising within the Galician branch of the PSOE. Two open letters and hundreds of signatures are demanding accountability over the harassment scandal. The leadership faces mounting pressure and calls for change.
Hundreds Left Homeless — Protests and Criticism of Authorities
Mass Eviction of Migrants Begins in Former Lyceum in Badalona, Catalonia. A large-scale police operation to evict migrants has begun in Badalona. Most have been left without shelter, with no alternatives offered. The decision has sparked protests and public debate.
An Unexpected Contender and His Team: Can They Change the Game?
Candidate with a Megaphone: How Extremadura Regionalists Aim to Make Waves in the Elections. A new coalition is emerging in Extremadura's elections. Candidate Raúl González is campaigning with a megaphone. Regionalists are hoping for a surprising breakthrough and change.
Urgent Alert Fails to Prevent Tragedy – Details of the Drama in Chera
Valencia Authorities Warned of Buseo Dam Break Risk an Hour Before Tragedy. The Buseo Dam in Chera was put at risk due to heavy rainfall. Authorities received a warning about a possible dam breach an hour before the tragedy struck. Two people died when water overflowed the dam.
Five Socialist Priorities: How Life in the Region Will Change
What PSOE of Extremadura Offers in the 2025 Elections: Key Program Points. On December 21, residents of Extremadura will choose a new parliament. PSOE is focusing on protecting rights, supporting youth, and combating population decline. Find out what lies ahead for the region in the coming years.
Support system for dependents in crisis — waiting time stretches to a year and a half
Thousands of Elderly in Andalusia Die Before Receiving Care Assistance. Andalusia is seeing record-high waiting lists for care assistance. Over the past year, 6,784 people died without ever receiving support. The system is struggling to cope with the growing elderly population and a lack of funding.
City authorities promise support, but families face harsh realities
Madrid for Children or for Business: How the Capital Is Failing Families. Madrid promotes itself as a city for families, but parents see a different reality. Childhood here faces indifference and economic priorities. Why is the capital becoming less family-friendly? Read our report to find out.
Why Didn't Emergency Services Warn People in Time? — CGT Investigation
Valencia Authorities Knew About Flood Risk Hours Before Alerting Residents. Valencia authorities were aware of the critical flood situation long before issuing official warnings. A CGT report reveals details about the delay and points to serious failures in the actions of emergency services.
Why Spaniards Shouldn't Fear Learning Languages After 50 – Surprising Facts
Learning a New Language in Adulthood: Challenges, Discoveries, and Brain Benefits. Picking up a foreign language after 50 can be tough, but it gives your brain a valuable workout. Recent studies show that even modest progress pays off. Many in Spain are discovering surprising advantages to language learning.
PP Leader in Extremadura Bets on Farmers and Stability — Elections Will Determine Everything
María Guardiola Confident in People's Party Direction Despite Poll Predictions. María Guardiola disregards poll forecasts and insists on supporting farmers. She accuses PSOE and Vox of blocking reforms. Crucial elections lie ahead in Extremadura.
Authorities Prepare Dialogue with Key Parties — What Will Change in 2025
Pedro Sánchez Plans Meetings with Coalition Allies to Discuss Catalonia and Reforms. The Prime Minister of Spain is launching talks with the parties that supported his election. The discussions will focus on issues related to Catalonia and institutional reforms. Key decisions affecting the country’s future are expected.
Restrictions in 18 municipalities — what’s happening to birds in the region
20 Bird Flu Outbreaks Detected in Madrid Since Fall 2025. Madrid authorities have confirmed 20 bird flu outbreaks since September. Restrictions have been imposed in 18 municipalities. The virus has affected both domestic and wild birds, including storks and geese.
Interrogation of Former Officials over the 2024 Disaster—New Details Emerge
Salome Pradas Appears Before Congress Over DANA Tragedy in Valencia. Salome Pradas was questioned in the Spanish Congress over the flood that claimed 230 lives. The investigation is examining how authorities acted on that critical day, with a focus on decision-making and communication during the disaster.
The Mystery of the Ancient Necropolis in Recife — What the DNA of Deceased Colonists Reveals
Mass Grave of 17th-Century Europeans Who Died in Epidemic Discovered in Brazil. Archaeologists in Brazil have uncovered mysterious burial sites. Geneticists have revealed shocking details about the fate of European colonists. What epidemic claimed their lives? Why are their remains so significant for science? Find the answers in our report.
Legends and Unsung Heroes: Who Built Modern Madrid
How Architects and Residents Shaped Madrid Over 12 Centuries. Madrid has constantly evolved thanks to both architects and everyday residents. Discover who was behind the key transformations of Spain’s capital. Stories of the people who defined the city’s identity.
Alarming Statistics and New Measures: How Cities Are Seeking Solutions
Catalan Authorities Join Forces to Tackle Rising Homelessness. Catalonia has seen a sharp increase in homelessness. Municipalities are forming task forces and demanding more resources. Authorities are seeking joint solutions to address the crisis.
Why Parents in Catalonia Are Choosing an Unusual Name for Boys – The Meaning May Surprise You
A Celtic Name Takes Barcelona by Storm and Becomes a Trend in Spain. A rare Celtic name is gaining popularity in Barcelona and across Spain. Parents are drawn to its unique sound and profound meaning. Discover why this name has become one of the top trends in recent years.
Parking in the capital to become more expensive and complicated — what drivers can expect
Madrid Expands SER Paid Parking Zones and Hours. Madrid authorities are increasing the number of areas with paid parking. Parking meter operating hours are also changing. The new rules will affect tens of thousands of residents and visitors.
Where in Spain Do Only 8 People Live? Fascinating Facts About Dying Villages
The Smallest Village in Soria by Area and Population. The province of Soria is rapidly losing its population. It is home to tiny settlements, some covering just a couple of kilometers, others with fewer than ten residents. Discover the smallest villages in Spain.
Remarkable Discovery: China Was Home to Very Different Cats
Ancient Chinese Cats Are Not the Ancestors of Domestic Pets. Geneticists have discovered that the ancient Chinese cats were not the ones we are used to seeing at home. A new study completely changes our understanding of the origins of domestic cats in Asia. Read how wild leopard cats coexisted with humans for thousands of years.
Tragedy on the A-92 Highway — Search Concluded, Identity Being Confirmed
Body of Woman Found in Andalusia After She Went Missing Following Argument With Husband. A body believed to be that of a 73-year-old British woman has been discovered near the A-92 highway. The woman disappeared following a nighttime dispute with her husband. DNA testing is underway to confirm her identity.
Mass Layoffs in Osona: How the Virus Impacted the Labor Market
458 Meat Plant Workers Lose Their Jobs in Catalonia Due to African Swine Fever Outbreak. In Osona (Barcelona), 458 employees of a temporary staffing agency have lost their jobs following an outbreak of African swine fever. Authorities have approved a temporary suspension of contracts. The situation has affected migrant workers and put the stability of the sector at risk.
Forget the beaches. Discover the highest mountain village in Galicia
The Highest Village in Galicia Is Located at 1,300 Meters. There’s a unique place in Galicia—its highest village, perched at 1,300 meters above sea level. Life here moves at a different pace. Discover where it is and what makes it so remarkable.
Political Crisis and New Challenges for Social Policy – What's Next
Spanish Congress Suspends MP Ábalos Following Confirmation of Charges. MP Ábalos has been suspended following the confirmation of criminal proceedings against him. The decision marks a significant moment in Spanish politics, sparking discussions on its implications for social affairs and governance.
Valencianos protest – wages, infrastructure, and language protection at risk
Valencia Teachers Demand Higher Salaries and Better Working Conditions in Second Strike of the Year. A large-scale teachers’ strike took place in Valencia. Educators are calling for higher salaries, lighter workloads, and protection for instruction in the Valencian language. Authorities and unions disagree on the extent of the protest.
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