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What surprises await pensioners at the start of the new year

When Will Spanish Banks Pay January Pensions with the 2026 Increase. In January 2026, pensions in Spain will rise by 2.7%. Banks will begin transferring payments between January 22 and 27. Find out when to expect the money in your account and who will receive a bigger amount.

What will the future cost and who will be able to afford it

Private colleges overtake public ones as Madrid and Basque Country youth opt for paid FP. In Madrid and the Basque Country, nearly half of FP students attend private colleges. The shortage of public spots is deepening social inequality. The most in-demand programs are becoming out of reach for many.

What sparked outrage over the new holiday in the capital

Madrid hosts its own version of Feria de Abril despite protests and controversy. A large-scale fair inspired by the Feria de Abril kicks off in Madrid. Organizers promise Andalusian flair and record visitor numbers, but residents and opposition demand clarity on costs and consequences.

Who received envelopes stuffed with cash in Madrid

Secret cash payments uncovered in PSOE headquarters during 2019 elections. Hidden cash payments were discovered at the PSOE headquarters during the 2019 elections. Money was handed out off the books with no official record. Investigators have uncovered a scheme involving high-ranking officials.

586 new apartments and commercial spaces Who is behind this major construction

Barcelona launches its largest residential project with €250 million investment. A major construction project kicks off in Barcelona. Investors promise hundreds of new apartments. The initiative will also impact the affordable housing market. Who is investing millions and why – find out inside. Don’t miss the details.

Spanish rental tax shake-up—what changed for tenants and landlords

Alicante court allows landlords to charge tenants IBI and waste collection tax by contract. A new court ruling in Alicante could change the game for tenants. Taxes and municipal fees are no longer so clear-cut. Who will lose out—tenant or owner? Details in our report.

Why Are So Many Older Americans Flocking to Italy

American retirees leave New York for a new life on the Calabrian coast. An elderly couple from New York moved to Italy and decided to stay for good. They found peace and freedom in the south of the country. Their story inspires others to reconsider their own life priorities.

Why Barcelona Is Missing Out on New Housing Opportunities—What’s Behind the Mystery

Barcelona Excluded from Major Catalonia Affordable Housing Initiative. A massive affordable housing project launches without Barcelona’s participation. Catalonia’s authorities have surprised many by excluding the city from the list. Experts are debating the reasons behind this move. Who stands to gain, and who will be left behind? Find the answers in our report.

Norway, Arab giants and China turn Spain into a financial magnet

Sovereign Wealth Funds Target Spain as They Acquire Key National Assets. Sovereign wealth funds are investing heavily in Spanish companies and real estate. New financial instruments are drawing the attention of global players. Find out why Spain has become a magnet for international capital.

Which jobs are in demand now and where do they pay the most

New Job Openings in Spain With Salaries Up to 50,000 Euros Per Year. Spain has announced new job openings offering salaries up to 50,000 euros. Positions are available for various professionals, including options for remote work and flexible hours.

Authorities promise a fair balance — who stands to benefit from the new rules

Spanish Economy Minister Backs Tax Breaks for Landlords in 2026. The Spanish government takes another surprising step: tax breaks for landlords, but not for everyone. Tenants await anxiously while property owners count the potential gains. What is behind the economy minister’s words? Why do regions debate fairness? Read on to see who stands to benefit.

Who stands to benefit from Spain’s new regional funding scheme

Unions and Businesses Urge Valencia to Show Resolve in Regional Funding Reform. In Valencia, unions and business leaders are calling for honest talks on finances. They demand reforms to secure more funds for the region. Authorities remain divided over the proposed changes.

Why You Might Pay Twice the Tax on a Single Purchase

Spanish Supreme Court bans different ITP rates for co-owners of the same property. Spain’s judicial system has delivered a surprising new ruling. Tax authorities can no longer manipulate ITP rates. Homebuyers purchasing jointly can breathe easier. What does this mean for the real estate market? Find the answers inside.

Europe’s Payment Habits Are Shifting—Here’s Who Stands to Gain

Klarna launches instant person-to-person transfers in Spain and Europe. Klarna is rolling out instant money transfers between individuals in 13 European countries. All you need is a phone number, email address or QR code to send funds. Spain is among the first countries to receive the new feature.