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Budget allocation for Catalonia in 2026 reaches billions

Catalan Parliament approves record €6 billion loan package. Catalonia has approved additional funding of €6 billion. The decision affects salaries, transport, and housing. The new measures could alter the region's budget balance.

FGTS changes Who can now withdraw funds to cover debts

Over 30 Million Spain Residents to Gain Access to Partial FGTS Withdrawals. Spain introduces the option of partial FGTS withdrawals to help pay off debts. The new rules apply to most workers earning up to five minimum wages. This move aims to transform debt management and ease financial pressure on citizens.

Key points for paying taxes via Bizum in Spain

Bizum for Tax Payment How the New Method Works and What Limitations Exist. Spaniards can now pay income tax via Bizum. However, the payment cannot be split into installments or cancelled. Before confirming, it's important to carefully check all details.

Easter spending in Spain jumps 13 percent

Three quick ways to restore financial balance after Easter Tips from Banco de España. Banco de España offers three straightforward steps to recover your finances after Easter. Digital piggy banks, cashback cards, and investment products can help you steer clear of debt. Check the terms and fees carefully to avoid unnecessary losses.

Young farmers are selling livestock as milk prices plunge

Spanish dairy farms on the brink as purchase prices equal production costs. In a small Salamanca village, a dairy farm faces crisis due to falling purchase prices. A young farmer is forced to sell livestock to cover expenses. The situation threatens the future of the family business.

Telephone appointments for tax consultations open from May 6

Phone appointments for IRPF-2026 filing new deadlines and surprising requirements. Spain updates the rules for IRPF tax declarations. Phone appointments now open later than online. New document requirements and timing may impact many residents.

Madrid authorities consider reinstating the tax for 2025

Madrid mayor restricts garbage tax refunds decision pending legal ruling. Madrid is considering refunds of the garbage collection tax for 2025. The final decision will be based on legal opinions and court outcomes. This could affect thousands of city residents.

May 2026 brings a rare three-day weekend for all of Spain

May Holidays 2026 How Spaniards Can Enjoy Three or Four Days Off in a Row. In May 2026, Spaniards can look forward to a rare three-day weekend. Some regions will extend the break to four days. Check your calendar in advance so you don't miss out.

New IMV rules affecting Spaniards under 30

Spanish youth can receive Ingreso Mínimo Vital without leaving their parents’ home. Spain updates the rules for Ingreso Mínimo Vital. Young people over 23 will now be eligible for the benefit even if they live with their parents. The change affects thousands of families and has an impact on the labor market.

How tenants in Spain can acquire property ownership conditions and risks

Rare Cases When Tenants Acquire Property Through Adverse Possession in Spain What You Need to Know. In Spain, tenants do not automatically become owners of a property after the landlord’s death. Exceptions exist only if there are no heirs and no claims are filed over a long period. Strict legal requirements apply for ownership to transfer.

Understanding Tax Declarations in Spain

Mistakes in your tax return can delay your refund — how to avoid unnecessary waiting. Many Spaniards believe the sooner you submit your tax return, the faster you’ll get your refund. In reality, things work differently. Errors and inaccuracies in your documents can delay payment by weeks.

What has changed in the rules of El Gordo de la Primitiva

El Gordo de la Primitiva Results for April 12 Winning Numbers and New Payout Rules. Spain has published the results of El Gordo de la Primitiva for April 12, 2026. New conditions for claiming winnings and updated ticket verification procedures may change how players participate. This article covers the details of these changes and their impact on participants.

Family letters and secret funds inside a royal scandal

Why Juan Carlos I’s Promise to Fully Withdraw Was an Illusion. Spain is debating why Juan Carlos I did not keep his promise to retire from public life. His returns and new statements continue to spark controversy. The consequences for the monarchy and public trust in the institution remain uncertain.

Why the lottery millions dispute is being settled only now

Legal battle for €4.7 million Lottery scandal resurfaces in A Coruña after 14 years. Fourteen years later, a trial begins in A Coruña over an unpaid Primitiva lottery win. The accused are a lottery vendor and his brother, a former official. The family of the deceased ticket holder claims €4.7 million.

Brooklyn Beckham's family rift raises questions about business and relationships

Beckham Family Rift How Disagreements Impact the Brand's Future and Billions. A family conflict between Brooklyn Beckham and his parents, David and Victoria Beckham, escalated after a troubled wedding and public accusations. Disagreements between these two influential families now threaten not only personal ties but also the stability of the multi-billion Beckham brand

How many cities had major lottery wins in April

Hundreds of winners and large prizes in the AECC National Lottery draw. Spain hosted a special National Lottery draw in support of AECC. Winners from across the country received substantial amounts. New prize distribution rules affected thousands of participants.

7,500 euros for an electric car Why businesses may end up with nothing

Subsidies Promised for All But a Key Detail Could Change Everything. Authorities pledged up to €7,500 for electric vehicles to small businesses and freelancers, but details and launch dates remain unclear. Why delays may lead to disappointment and who risks missing out—the crucial points lie in the fine print.

How many prizes were awarded in this Cuponazo ONCE draw

6 Million Euros and New Rules Results of Cuponazo de la ONCE on April 10 2026. Spain hosted the Cuponazo de la ONCE draw with a top prize of 6 million euros. The new distribution system increased the number of winners. The results could reshape the way lotteries are run in the country.

34.6% of children in Spain live in poverty — 2025 data

Spain Maintains Second-Highest Child Poverty Rate in the EU in 2025. In 2025, Spain once again ranks among the countries with the highest child poverty rates in the EU. Despite economic growth, the nation has failed to reduce the proportion of children living in poverty and social exclusion. A comparison with other EU states highlights concerning trends.