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Property Investor Pascual Ariño Slams Spain's Tax Burden on the Self-Employed
Pascual Ariño, a real estate investor with 16 properties, has publicly criticized Spain's tax system for self-employed workers earning modest incomes. On 'laSexta Xplica', he argued that high taxes and social security costs are driving professionals abroad and fueling the underground economy.
Las Tartas de Julita Opens New Alicante Store With Free Slices and Live Baking
Las Tartas de Julita is opening a new 140-square-meter shop in Alicante’s Calle de las Setas, offering visitors a chance to watch cheesecakes being made live. The launch event features free slices, music, and special prices, marking a return to the brand’s roots.
Bobby Aitkenhead Unveils Long-Term Investment Plan for Real Zaragoza
A.GAIN's Bobby Aitkenhead has outlined a new direction for Real Zaragoza. The plan includes a €22 million capital increase and a shift in club leadership. Key changes aim to secure the club's future.
How One Young Woman Turned a Camper Van Into Her Home and Business
Lorena, a natural medicine therapist, has built a life on the road by transforming her camper van into a home, office, and creative studio. Her story highlights the realities and costs of mobile living, as well as the flexibility and challenges of earning a living from anywhere.
Celver Acquires Gesico 2000, Expanding Satellite Internet Reach in Spain
Celver, led by Iago Campo Vidal, has acquired Gesico 2000, a veteran satellite telecom firm. The deal boosts Celver’s presence in underserved Spanish regions and marks a rapid rise for the young company.
Marta González Rebuilds Her Life and Career in Menorca
Marta González, journalist and entrepreneur, has become a leading voice in global equestrian tourism. Her journey from personal crisis to international influence highlights the sector’s transformation and Spain’s rural potential.
How a Colombian Scientist Built Argentina’s Leading Gourmet Mushroom Business
Santiago Jaramillo Mejía arrived in Argentina for a university exchange and ended up founding Micelio Bio, a company that transforms agricultural waste into high-quality oyster mushrooms. Now producing a ton per month, he aims to expand across Latin America.
Rafael Nadal Expands Business Focus with New International Partnerships
Rafael Nadal is shifting his focus from tennis to business, driving the global expansion of Rafa Nadal Academy and the ZEL hotel chain. Strategic partnerships and family involvement are shaping his new legacy beyond sports.
Javier Negre Expands Ultra-Right Media Network from Spain to the Americas
Javier Negre, once a mainstream journalist, now leads a global network accused of spreading political disinformation. His operations reach from Madrid to Washington and Buenos Aires, raising questions about funding and influence.
How Vitalfit Turned a €250,000 Investment Into a Multi-Million Euro Gym Chain
Roberto González, founder of Vitalfit, has built a thriving gym business in Palma de Mallorca, with monthly revenues reaching €180,000 and annual turnover set to exceed €3 million. He explains the investment, strategy, and profitability that drive his success.
At 20, He Built a Thriving Free-Range Egg Farm from Just 50 Hens
Javier José Vázquez Zayas started with 50 hens in a family shed. Less than a year later, his JN Farm in Corozal houses 1,400 free-range chickens and produces 1,200 eggs daily, focusing on animal welfare and quality over mass production.
Businessman Juan Carlos Barrabés Breaks Silence on Begoña Gómez Case
Juan Carlos Barrabés, under investigation in the Begoña Gómez case, speaks out for the first time. He rejects the victim label and describes himself as a necessary part of the judicial process. The case highlights ongoing scrutiny of public contracts in Spain.
Carmen Lomana Draws Attention in Discounted Celia B Summer Dress
Carmen Lomana appeared at a Madrid event in a vibrant Celia B dress. The piece, now reduced to 360 euros, stands out in the summer sales. Her look underscores the growing appeal of Spanish designer brands.
Tragic Accident Claims Ribera del Duero Winery Leader and Family
A car accident on the A-67 has left the Ribera del Duero wine community in mourning. Iván Sanz Cid, his wife, and two of their children died. Only the youngest daughter survived and remains hospitalized.
Vietnamese Inventor Builds UFO-Shaped Boat from Scrap and Sand
A Vietnamese craftsman has stunned viewers by creating a fully functional, UFO-inspired boat using sand, scrap metal, fiberglass, and solar panels. The project, built entirely by hand, has drawn attention for its futuristic design and inventive construction methods.
Andrew Funk Warns of the Deadly Toll of Homelessness After Losing Everything
Andrew Funk lost his business, home, and daily contact with his son before founding Homeless Entrepreneur. Now, he speaks out about the physical and emotional dangers of homelessness, and why restoring dignity and autonomy is crucial for recovery.
Guardia Civil Probes Cádiz Sponsorships Linked to Alleged Money Laundering
A major investigation targets public sponsorships in Cádiz tied to a businessman accused of laundering drug money. Authorities seized €1.2 million in cash and suspect links to local officials. The case could expand further.
At 14, Marco Bermúdez Balances School and Building Bridge Design Software
Marco Bermúdez, a 14-year-old student from Asturias, is already making waves in Spain’s tech scene. While keeping up with school and sports, he develops SmartBridge, a tool for engineers, and co-leads a network for young entrepreneurs.
Anna Ferrer Sets Boundaries with Paz Padilla Ahead of Wedding
Anna Ferrer and Paz Padilla mark seven years of No Ni Ná with a new launch. The celebration at Padilla’s home highlights both family ties and personal boundaries. The event draws attention to their evolving partnership.
Seville’s Largest Independent Bookstore Chain Opens Sixth Location After Bankruptcy
After losing their jobs in a major bookstore chain’s collapse, three friends launched Botica de Lectores. Nine years later, they have opened six stores in Seville, reviving spaces left by others.
How an Architect Built a 20-Property Rental Portfolio from Scratch
Natalia Forès, an architect from Reus, transformed her lack of investment experience into a thriving portfolio of 20 rental properties across France and the UK. Her latest project—a building of eight apartments—aims for an 11.5% yield and €3,600 in monthly income.
Josep Lluís Sanfeliu to Lead Barcelona Global with Focus on Housing and Mobility
Barcelona Global has named Josep Lluís Sanfeliu as its new president. The move signals a renewed push to attract international talent and capital. Housing and mobility challenges are set as top priorities for the coming years.
Freelancers in Spain face new rules—how the labor market is changing
Spanish Laws for Freelancers Why Experts Call for Flexibility for New Professions. In Spain, regulations for the self-employed do not reflect the specifics of new professions. This slows the return of valuable talent and hinders economic development. Experts urge greater flexibility and differentiation.
Madrid sees nearly 22,000 new entrepreneurs registered in one year
Madrid hits record high in job creation and new businesses. The capital region has reached 3.8 million employed and nearly 22,000 new entrepreneurs in a year. Madrid outpaces national averages, showing strong labor demand and robust small business activity.
The 30 richest women in the Canary Islands ranked for 2026
Canary Islands Most Influential Women 2026 Full List Published. For the first time, the ranking 'Las 30 mujeres más influyentes de Canarias 2026' has been released, compiled by an independent committee chaired by Andres Rodriguez. The list features women from various sectors, reflecting the current structure of influence in the region.
Harper Beckham launches her own brand HIKU at age 14
Harper Beckham launches beauty brand for teens inspired by Korea. Harper Beckham, the youngest daughter of the famous couple, makes a surprising entry into the beauty market with her own brand aimed at young consumers. Her move sparks interest not only because of her age but also due to a strategy inspired by Korean skincare traditions.
How Bernat Ripoll and Xavi Fondevila built Holded from scratch without money or connections
From Sleeping in a Car to Building a €190 Million Company. Two young Spaniards built a company now worth €190 million, starting out sleeping on the floor and working in fast food. Discover why passion mattered more than money.
How a Humble Bathrobe Salesman Built Zara
The Journey of Amancio Ortega: From Messenger to Founder of the Zara Fashion Empire. Amancio Ortega began his journey from very humble beginnings. He overcame numerous setbacks before founding Zara. His story inspires millions of people around the world.
Why 9 out of 10 Companies in Spain Are Dissatisfied with the Government: Shocking Statistics
Spanish Business Sounds the Alarm Over State Control and Legal Instability. Spanish businesses are facing serious challenges. Excessive government oversight is hindering growth. Entrepreneurs are calling for immediate and decisive reforms.
Mercadona owner climbs rankings: Who else tops Spain’s rich list?
Fortunes of Spain's Wealthiest Jump 27% Over the Past Year. Spanish billionaires have seen a significant surge in their wealth, with their combined fortunes now exceeding €250 billion. The top ten richest list has seen notable changes.
Billionaire Secrets: How the Owners of Zara and Mercadona Built Their Fortunes
Who Owns Spain: The Updated 2025 List of the Country’s Wealthiest. The ranking of Spain's richest has been revealed. Their fortunes are rapidly growing. Discover who they are and how they earned their billions.
Tenth Wave of Contribution Increases for Autónomos Triggers Outcry in Spain – Feijóo Promises Change
Feijóo Opposes New Fees for the Self-Employed and Proposes Reforms. A heated debate has erupted in Spain over yet another increase in social contributions for the self-employed. The opposition leader is advocating for comprehensive changes and lower tax burdens. Central to the discussion are support for entrepreneurs and the future of the regions.
Aguilar de Codés: how a small village in Navarre is changing the rules of life in Spain
Navarre, Spain Offers Housing from 30,000 Euros and Business Support. In a small locality in Navarre, it is possible to purchase a home at an affordable price. The area offers favorable conditions for work and starting your own business. Local authorities support new initiatives and provide digital infrastructure.
The Secret of Casetas de Jardín 24: How Their €7,650 Offices Are Winning Over Spain
Spain Opts for Modular Offices to Work in Nature, Far from Urban Hustle. A new trend is gaining momentum in Spain. People are leaving their traditional workplaces en masse. This is a solution for those who are tired. Discover a new format for building your career.
“The issue isn’t your grandmother’s pension, it’s your salary”: heated debate on air
Who Is to Blame for Youth Poverty: Pensioners or Employers in Spain? Spain is debating its generational financial divide. Young people and pensioners find themselves on opposite sides. Sharp accusations have been made on national television. Who is responsible for the current situation?
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