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Mauricio Verbichi trades factory work for a self-made life in rural Córdoba
Mauricio Verbichi left a secure job in Buenos Aires to start over in the countryside. Now living in La Paz, Córdoba, he builds his own house and income, finding calm in uncertainty and more time with his family.
Spanish children choose water and cocoa milk over sugary drinks
A major study finds Spanish children and teens mostly drink water and milk, not sodas. Cocoa-flavored milk is popular, but sugary drinks remain rare. The findings highlight key trends in school hydration.
Carmina Ordóñez and Miguel Bosé: Family ties marked by beauty and pain
Twenty-two years after Carmina Ordóñez’s death, her family still feels her absence. The connection between Carmina and her cousin Miguel Bosé is a story of loyalty, sacrifice, and the burdens of fame that continue to shape their children’s lives.
Spanish Families Juggle Rising Costs of After-School Activities and Aging Cars
Spanish families spent nearly 2.8 billion euros last year on after-school activities, while most still drive older petrol or diesel cars. Experts say how you drive matters more than what you drive when it comes to saving on fuel.
Retro Toy Fair Draws Collectors and Families to Madrid
Madrid’s Príncipe Pío shopping center will host the 23rd MercaJuguete fair, offering free entry and a vast selection of retro toys, collectible figures, and handmade pop culture items. Over 15 exhibitors promise a day of nostalgia and discovery for all ages.
Electric Toy Cars Give New Mobility to Children With Motor Disabilities
In Ciudad Real, a new project is turning electric toy cars into practical mobility aids for young children with severe motor challenges. By combining education, technology, and social care, the initiative helps kids gain independence and supports their development.
Ceuta and Melilla sovereignty claims overshadow migrant crisis in Spain
Moroccan political parties revive sovereignty demands over Ceuta and Melilla. Migrants stranded in Ceuta face harsh conditions. Humanitarian concerns are sidelined as the election campaign intensifies.
Jesús Castro confirms reunion with Camila Canto after public breakup
Jesús Castro has confirmed he is back together with Camila Canto, the mother of his twins, after a highly publicized breakup. The actor discusses the challenges of fatherhood, his career in Mexico, and why his partner remains abroad.
Cayetano Rivera turns to painting as family feud with Fran intensifies
Cayetano Rivera has stepped back from the public dispute with his brother Fran, channeling his energy into painting. His recent appearance at an art session marks a new direction, even as the family conflict continues in the background.
Collectors and families converge at MercaJuguete in Príncipe Pío
This Saturday, Príncipe Pío shopping center transforms into a haven for toy enthusiasts as MercaJuguete returns with vintage classics, modern collectibles, and unique handmade pieces. More than 15 exhibitors promise a day of nostalgia and discovery for all ages.
Hande corners Suna as secrets come to light in My Sweet Lie
Tensions reach a breaking point in My Sweet Lie when Hande discovers Suna’s true identity and threatens to reveal it. The new episode, streaming exclusively on Mediaset Infinity, marks a decisive moment for the main characters.
My Sweet Lie: a hidden family tie comes to light
A key episode of My Sweet Lie is now streaming on Mediaset Infinity. Hande’s search for answers leads to a tense confrontation and a major reveal about Suna’s identity, keeping viewers hooked on the Turkish series’ sharp twists.
Sharon Stone chooses celibacy over empty relationships
Sharon Stone has revealed she has embraced celibacy, prioritizing genuine affection and companionship over fleeting encounters. At 68, the actress is clear about what she wants from love and why she is no longer interested in casual relationships.
School transport collapse leaves over one thousand stranded in Jaén
More than 1,600 students in Jaén lost access to school buses after failed contracts. The regional government urges parents to use private cars or taxis. Families and transport companies reject the solution, demanding urgent action.
Cayetano Rivera steps away from family feud to focus on art
After a public dispute with his brother Fran, Cayetano Rivera has withdrawn from the spotlight. He now spends his time painting and with family, steering clear of further comment on the Goyesca controversy. His silence marks a shift in the Rivera family dynamic.
Jesús Castro reunites with Camila Canto after public split
Jesús Castro confirms he is back with Camila Canto after their breakup. The actor reveals why she remains in Mexico and how fatherhood has changed his priorities. His career and personal life now move in new directions.
Repeat Offender Arrested in Gandía for Child Abuse and Secret Image Sharing
A 39-year-old man in Gandía has been jailed after police found sexual images of his baby and his partner’s underage daughter. The case exposes serious risks in online child protection and highlights the role of cybercrime units.
Martínez family thanks community after tragic discovery in Ebro river
Alberto Martínez was found dead in the Ebro river after a week-long search. His daughters led daily efforts and now express deep gratitude to all who supported them. Authorities and volunteers joined forces in the operation.
Spain covers social security for family caregivers of dependents
Spain now pays social security contributions for those caring for dependent relatives at home. This move allows thousands to protect their future pensions without paying out of pocket, but strict eligibility rules and exclusions apply.
Daniella Bustamante starts university with a new routine and key decisions
Daniella Bustamante begins her Marketing studies in Madrid and prepares for driving school. Her mother Paula Echevarría comments on her agency signing and the challenges of this new phase. The family's approach highlights changing priorities.
Free preschool for two year olds launches across Castilla-La Mancha
Castilla-La Mancha will eliminate fees for two year olds in 341 public nurseries starting in 2026. The regional government is investing over 14.6 million euros to support nearly 6,800 children, aiming to ease the burden on working families and boost access to early education.
Back to School Exposes the Gap Between Family Life and Work in Spain
Spanish parents return to work while children start school with reduced hours. The lack of real work-life balance leaves families struggling. September highlights the mismatch between school routines and working life.
Judge orders police to track Jonathan Andic’s Ecuador expenses and calls
A Barcelona judge has demanded a full police report on Jonathan Andic’s rapid trip to Quito after his father’s fatal fall. Investigators are focusing on the disappearance of Andic’s phone and his financial activity during the 48-hour journey.
Paula Echevarría adjusts to loss, new work, and a changing family
After losing her father and launching a lingerie line, Paula Echevarría enters autumn facing personal and professional changes. Her daughter Daniella begins university, choosing comfort over trends. The actress reflects on family, work, and shifting generational values.
Daughter on Trial for Alleged Theft From Elderly Father
A woman in Madrid is accused of taking €58,000 from her father while caring for him. Prosecutors want prison time and repayment. The case has split the family and left the inheritance in dispute.
Ceuta families consider leaving as crisis upends daily life
After weeks of unrest and economic losses, some families in Ceuta are weighing whether to stay or go. Restaurant owner Hugo describes a city where fear and fatigue have become part of daily life, with children kept indoors and businesses struggling to survive.
Madrid sets record for school expense deductions as families chase relief
Spanish families in twelve regions can claim back part of their children's school expenses in 2026, but the rules and savings vary dramatically. Madrid leads with deductions up to 1,031 euros per child, while other regions set far lower caps and stricter requirements.
Madrid Schoolchildren Face Drug Dangers Near Classrooms
Children at two Madrid schools return to class surrounded by drug users and discarded syringes. Despite police action and repeated complaints, the problem persists. Parents and teachers warn of daily risks and demand stronger measures.
Barcelona cracks down: three-year ban for children if adults misuse T 16 card
Barcelona’s transport authority warns that if an adult is caught using a child’s T 16 card, the child will lose free travel for three years. Over 4,000 cards were blocked last year. The campaign aims to stop abuse and protect public funds.
Court Strips Woman of Minimum Income Benefit After Divorce Property Settlement
A mother in Valencia lost her €652 monthly Ingreso Mínimo Vital after receiving the family home in a divorce. The court ruled her assets exceeded the legal limit, rejecting her claim that mortgage debt should lower her countable wealth. The decision highlights the strict application of benefit rules.
Paula Echevarría marks a family milestone as her children move forward
As her daughter starts university and her son enters his final preschool year, Paula Echevarría shares a candid family moment after a summer marked by personal loss.
Autism Association Fined After Volunteers Labeled as Workers
A charity in Extremadura has paid a reduced fine after authorities ruled its volunteers were actually workers. The case exposes the legal risks for non-profits relying on unpaid help and raises questions about how Spanish law treats volunteer labor.
Kia EV5 Faces Harsh Reality of Winter Range Loss
Kia’s EV5 GT-Line promises generous space and family comfort, but real-world winter testing reveals a sharp drop in range. Here’s how the new electric SUV performs when temperatures fall and what buyers should expect.
Manresa man sentenced to 26 years for killing pregnant partner
A man in Manresa has been sentenced to 26 years in prison after admitting to killing his pregnant partner. The plea agreement spares him a jury trial. The case exposes severe domestic violence and its legal consequences in Catalonia.
Paula Echevarría steps back into public life after her father's death
Paula Echevarría made her first public appearance since losing her father, attending a wedding in Madrid with Miguel Torres and her family. The event marks her gradual return after months of mourning.
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