Covap boosts turnover to 1 billion euros and introduces biogas for transport. Covap emerges as a leader in Spain's agri-food sector, embracing biogas and cutting-edge technologies to fuel job growth and drive rural development.
Spanish Economy Minister Under Pressure Over Growth Claims. Debate flares in Spain over statements by the economy minister about record growth. Real issues come to the fore: youth unemployment, housing struggles, and inequality. Authorities pledge change.
One Million Euros with Messages of Happiness Seized as Drug Boss Arrested in Madrid. Police in Madrid have detained a woman carrying one million euros in cash. Banknotes with handwritten messages about happiness were found in her car. The operation uncovered the region’s largest cocaine trafficking network.
Fines up to 800 euros as Spain steps up tire inspections on the roads. Spain has tightened regulations on tire conditions. Violations now lead to hefty fines. New rules cover tire labeling, tread depth, and air pressure.
Feijóo and Abascal discuss unexpected coalition terms in Spain's regions. A potential alliance between the PP and Vox is under discussion in Spain. Feijóo demands annual budgets and concessions on social support. The decision could affect residents of Extremadura and Aragón, shifting the political balance.
Grants up to 7,500 euros New Support Rules for Small Business in Spain. Spain launches a new support program for small businesses and the self-employed: now you can receive up to 7,500 euros for the purchase or lease of an electric vehicle. Find out the eligibility criteria and how to benefit from these advantages.
Cádiz launches new digital vouchers with €800,000 to boost local purchases. Vouchers offer discounts on shopping and dining in Cádiz. The 'spend 20—pay 10' scheme will cover shops and cafes. New rules and application deadlines have already been announced.
Spanish government allocates billions but compensation payments delayed. The Spanish government has allocated record funds for Andalusia's recovery, but compensation payments to those affected by natural disasters are being delayed, fueling disputes between Madrid and local authorities.
Pensions in February 2026 When Banks Will Transfer Payments and What Has Changed. In February 2026, pensioners in Spain will receive payouts reflecting a 2.7% increase. Once again, banks will deposit funds ahead of official deadlines. Find out when to expect payments and key details to keep in mind.
30 billion euros vanish: why Spain's roads are crumbling faster. Plenty of funds, yet potholes multiply — drivers bear the brunt of government inaction. Despite record revenues from transport, roads keep deteriorating, and accidents are on the rise.
Catalonia Budget 2026 New Rental Rules and Support for Families. Catalonia has agreed on a budget focusing on housing and family assistance. Authorities are introducing new measures for tenants and social benefits. The decisions affect thousands of residents across the region.
Actor from Los Serrano lost €400,000 and his health but surprised everyone. Life takes a new direction when you lose everything and still find the strength to move forward. Jesús Bonilla spoke about his serious illness and explained why he doesn’t want to return to television.
Barcelona introduces €400 payment for elderly tenants who will benefit. Barcelona launches a new support program for elderly tenants The city council will provide €400 to those at risk of losing their homes The initiative responds to soaring prices and the influx of investors
Catalonia increases support for tenants and introduces new measures for youth. Funds are allocated to families, legal debates continue. The decisions affect thousands of families and young people. Authorities promise to revise eligibility rules for assistance.
Buying a Car with Cash Saves Up to 30%: Why Renting and Credit Lose Out. A recent market analysis shows that paying upfront for a car helps avoid hidden overpayments and keeps family budgets intact. Experts explain why renting and car loans often end up costing more.
Spain allocates a record €7 billion for flood relief. The Spanish government is launching a large-scale support program for residents of Andalusia and Extremadura affected by devastating rains. The decision impacts thousands of families and businesses. Authorities promise compensations and tax relief.
Catalonia debates whether to shorten sick leave for budget savings. Catalan authorities propose incentivizing health centers that reduce sick leave durations. Unions and the opposition see this as pressure on doctors and a threat to workers’ rights. The decision could change the region’s approach to medical treatment.
Doctors Announce Indefinite Strike: What Will Change in Spain's Healthcare. Spanish doctors take drastic action after talks collapse. The strike will affect the entire country and could reshape the healthcare system. The stakes are high and the conflict is escalating.
Scandal Over Survey Ministry of Equality Spends Hundreds of Thousands to Tackle Prostitution. The Ministry of Equality has allocated a significant sum for a large-scale survey. Its results will serve as the foundation for new legislation banning prostitution. The decision has sparked a strong public reaction.
Authorities Urgently Ease Requirements for Subsidy Eligibility. The Spanish government is lowering the threshold for agricultural payments. The new measures will affect thousands of families. The decision comes in response to the devastating impact of recent storms.
Unexpected Office Workout Trend: Why Everyone Is Talking About the New Way to Strengthen Your Core. Office life is no longer an excuse for a weak core. A new approach to core workouts lets you strengthen your abs right at your desk. Discover how a simple exercise can transform how you feel.
19 million dollars for a bridge you can’t walk on why California needs it. California has built a $19 million bridge that pedestrians are banned from using. The project has sparked a wave of criticism and become a symbol of shifting infrastructure priorities in the US.
Saturn Changes the Rules Unexpected Challenges for Every Zodiac Sign. Saturn enters Aries, unleashing a wave of change. For many signs, this marks a time of new challenges and unexpected decisions. Discover the astrological outlook for Valentine’s Day in our report.
Dawson’s Creek Actor’s Widow Reveals Financial Ruin After His Death. James Van Der Beek's family was left without funds after his passing. The actor’s wife is appealing for help to pay their bills. The story has sparked debate about the high costs of medical treatment.
Tens of Thousands of Workers Left Jobless or Without Income Due to Storm. A massive storm has halted operations across key sectors in Andalusia. Hundreds of businesses are at risk of closure. Unions are demanding immediate solutions to safeguard jobs.
585 hp, 315 km/h and a price higher than an apartment: Mercedes-AMG GT 63 doesn't impress everyone. The Mercedes-AMG GT 63 Coupé with a V8 and 585 hp is more than just a car—it's a challenge to common sense. Luxury, technology and speed for €223,260: who really needs such a coupé and what's behind the hefty price tag?
Chris Hemsworth admits fear of running out of money despite millions. Chris Hemsworth has unexpectedly opened up about financial fears that have haunted him since childhood. Despite his enormous earnings, the actor still can't shake off a sense of instability. What's behind this confession — full details in our report.
Family Dramas, Billions, and Unexpected Ties—The Hidden Story of the Liechtenstein Dynasty. In Liechtenstein, power and wealth are closely intertwined with personal tragedies and intrigue. Prince Hans-Adam II, owner of a private bank, has handed over management to his son but remains in the spotlight. The family has endured losses and rumors, and their influence is felt across Europe.
Peruvian Domestic Worker in Spain How Flexible Hours Are Changing Migrants’ Income. Elida from Peru earns up to €2,000 a month by juggling several jobs. Flexibility and careful planning help her make ends meet. Yet even with this income, living costs remain high.
Spanish Government Launches Universal Child Benefit: Details and Surprising Nuances. Spain is preparing a major reform to support families. The universal benefit for children under 18 promises to redefine the approach to social protection. Authorities have revealed the details and eligibility criteria.
Aristocrat from the Bourbon Family Arrested in Drug Trafficking and Money Laundering Case. Francisco de Bourbon finds himself at the heart of a major investigation. He is suspected of ties to a drug network and money laundering. Although the court released him on bail, the number of questions continues to grow.
Philanthropy Under Fire Why the Generosity of the Wealthy Sparks Debate in Spain. Spain is debating the role of philanthropy and the true motives of donors. The generosity of the wealthy prompts mixed reactions. Why charitable giving has become a subject of controversy—read our report.
Eight Venues in El Port de la Selva Reopen After Owners’ Tragedy. Eight popular bars and restaurants in El Port de la Selva are reopening their doors. After last summer's tragedy, local entrepreneurs have taken charge. The city is regaining its vibrant gastronomic life.
Driver arrested with half a million euros and cocaine traces at French border. A man carrying €500,000 and cocaine was detained at the French border. He claimed the money came from selling a Monet painting. The court handed down a harsh sentence and banned him from entering the country.
Business Demands Change: Feijoo Criticizes Madrid for Failing to Fund the Regions. A heated debate over the future of the economy has erupted in Valencia. Business leaders and politicians clash over funding and reforms. Decisions made today will affect millions across the country.
