Spanish philosopher on smartphones why young people are losing skills and maturity. Smartphones are changing the mindset and habits of Spanish youth Philosophers warn of a declining interest in reading and growing dependence Find out how this could shape the country's future
Spain opens laboratory to study how humans interact with artificial intelligence. Spain is launching a unique center dedicated to researching human-AI communication. Authorities are investing in technologies to ensure human oversight. Discover how robots are transforming society.
Where Hernán Cortés Ended His Journey the Story of the Palace in Castilleja de la Cuesta. The palace in Castilleja de la Cuesta, where Cortés died, is still standing. Today it's a school, but its walls remember royal intrigue and historic visits. Discover how the destiny of this place has changed over time.
Catalonia launches large-scale school inspection to boost student performance. Authorities in Catalonia have begun inspecting 250 schools and lyceums to investigate declining language and math proficiency. Teachers are calling for not only analysis but also real resources.
In Madrid, families earning over €100,000 receive childcare subsidies. Madrid authorities allocated subsidies for private nurseries to high-income families. The decision sparked debate and drew criticism from the opposition. Why were public funds given to well-off parents? Read on to find out.
Five Madrid universities spent millions on illegal retirement bonuses. Five public universities in Madrid paid staff over €10 million in retirement bonuses without legal backing. These payments have caused financial strain and sparked disputes between university rectors and regional authorities.
Spanish History Teacher Explains Why Young People Idealize the Franco Era. Nearly one in five young Spaniards expresses sympathy for Francoism. A history teacher delves into the reasons behind this phenomenon. His perspective is both surprising and thought-provoking.
Why New Year’s Resolutions Rarely Work and How to Boost Your Success. Most New Year’s resolutions don’t last until spring. A psychologist explains why this happens. Discover how to increase your chances of success and avoid disappointment in yourself.
44 Signs the World Is Becoming a Better Place Despite Everything. The world is improving, even if it sometimes seems otherwise. This article presents 44 facts about progress in medicine, education, technology, and the environment. Discover the reasons for optimism.
One in five Catalans do not know what is celebrated at Christmas. Twenty percent of Catalans can’t explain the meaning of Christmas. Among young people, the level of confusion is even higher. The research has revealed worrying trends regarding religion.
Valencia Authorities Adjust School Year for Fallas Festival in 2026. The school year in Valencia has been extended by one day to accommodate Fallas. March 16, 2026, will be a holiday for all city schools. The decision follows heated debates and discussions.
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.
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
Madrid to Build Retirement Home on Schoolyard in Aluche. Madrid authorities have decided to build a retirement home on a schoolyard in Aluche. Parents and pensioners are opposing the move, demanding a review of the project and the preservation of space for children.
Pedro Sánchez Replaces Education Minister and Appoints New Government Spokesperson. Pedro Sánchez has announced a government reshuffle. The new appointments are linked to the upcoming elections in Aragón. Find out who is now in charge of education and government communications.
Manuel Muñiz Appointed President of IE University, Will Focus on Global Expansion. Manuel Muñiz has been named the new President of IE University in Madrid. He plans to strengthen the university’s international presence and support academic initiatives. The university’s leadership team will maintain continuity.
Spain Opens First Humanitarian Corridor for Gaza Students with Erasmus Grants. The University of Jaén has become the first in Spain to welcome students from Gaza through a humanitarian corridor. These young Palestinians now have the chance to continue their education and begin a new chapter in their lives, supported and cared for as they arrive.
Madrid Approves 2026 Budget with Minimal Increase in Healthcare Spending. Madrid authorities have approved a budget with a 6.98% increase. Per capita healthcare spending remains the lowest. The public and opposition criticize ongoing chronic underfunding.
Zaragoza Launches Spain’s First Chair in Contemplative Science and Neuroscience. The University of Zaragoza has launched a Chair in Contemplative Science, bringing together neuroscience, psychology, and mindfulness practices. This new initiative promises to transform approaches to mental health and education.
Princess Leonor Completes First Solo Flight on Pilatus PC-21. Leonor piloted an aircraft solo for the first time. The princess has completed a key stage of her military training. Ahead lie new challenges—and a well-deserved break.
Valladolid Faculty Dean Receives Threats Following Anti-Fascist Lecture. The dean of the Faculty of Philosophy and Literature in Valladolid has received threats after allowing an anti-fascist discussion to take place. Security measures at the university have been tightened. Students and faculty are now debating the limits of free expression and external pressure.
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.
Spanish Government Allocates Funds for New University Positions in Cantabria. A program to attract young professors is starting in Cantabria. The ministry is allocating over one million euros for new contracts. Find out how university staffing in the region will change.
Spaniards Surpass Germans in Using Generative AI at Work in 2025. Spaniards are more active than Germans in adopting generative AI at work. However, half do not use it due to a lack of knowledge. In education, Spain ranks among the top four in Europe. Read on to find out how digital literacy is changing.
Madrid Proposes New Strategy to Improve Public Schools and Support Families. Madrid authorities are discussing education reform. Socialists propose to make schools more accessible and improve quality. Find out how these changes could affect the future of children and families.
Radiology Technicians in Spain Demand University-Level Education. Radiology and radiotherapy technicians in Spain are calling for their profession to be recognized at the university level. They are pushing for change to align with European standards and improve the quality of healthcare.
PSOE Candidate in Extremadura Promises to Restore Free School Meals and Reinstate Family Benefits. The PSOE in Extremadura is focusing on education reform. Gallardo criticizes recent cutbacks and pledges to bring back free services for children. Find out what lies ahead for the region’s schools after the elections.
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.
Madrid Identifies Child Subsidy Recipients After Months of Uncertainty. Madrid authorities have finally determined who will receive subsidies for early childhood education. Nearly 34,000 families will be able to recover money they were forced to pay in advance. The decision comes after prolonged delays and criticism from both parents and educational centers.
Murcia Emerges as Spain’s Biotechnology Leader Through Investment and Innovation. Murcia is steadily strengthening its position in the biotechnology sector. The region leads in investment and creates jobs for specialists. Find out why investors are choosing this region.
Spanish Opposition Demands Clarity on 2026 Exams by September. The opposition is urging authorities to promptly announce the format for the 2026 exams. Teachers and parents are concerned about a possible repeat of past mistakes. Officials have promised new support measures, but details remain undisclosed.
Math Puzzle for Spain's Christmas Lottery: A Chance for Luck in Every Ticket. Spaniards are invited to solve an unusual probability puzzle. Participants need to calculate the odds of drawing two odd-numbered tickets from a box. Submissions are accepted until December 18, 2025.
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.
Former UCM Vice Rector Reveals Pressure Over Creation of Begoña Gómez’s Department. A former UCM vice rector says he was pressured to launch a department for Begoña Gómez. The Senate is investigating potential violations and business ties. Emerging details raise further questions about the university’s leadership.
How Madrid Turns Everyday Life Into a Privilege for the Few. In Madrid, even basic values have become a paid service. Life and death are now part of the experience economy. Find out why the city is changing in our report.
