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Court Overturns SEPE's Requirement for New Contributions to Receive Benefits

Spanish Supreme Court Allows Combining Disability Pension and Benefit After 52. The Supreme Court of Spain has recognized the right of citizens to simultaneously receive a disability pension and unemployment benefits for those over 52. The decision overturns previous SEPE restrictions and could affect thousands of families.

The state pays for each child, even if the family does not receive IMV

Thousands of Families in Spain Lose Up to €1,380 a Year Unaware of CAPI Assistance. Many families in Spain miss out on monthly child benefits via the CAPI program. This assistance is available even to those who do not receive the Ingreso Mínimo Vital, and the amounts can significantly support the family budget.

Spanish criminals use multiple channels to steal banking data

Scammers Target Pensioners: New Scheme with WhatsApp and Calls Posing as Social Security. Spain is witnessing a surge in fraud schemes pretending to be Social Security payments. Criminals are combining phone calls, SMS messages, and WhatsApp chats to trick pensioners and benefit recipients into giving up their banking details. Authorities warn that no official agency ever requests such information in this manner.

New Subsidy Program for Non-Profit Organizations and Associations

Madrid Allocates €50,000 to Support Cultural Initiatives in Bullfighting. Madrid authorities are launching an updated support program for organizations developing cultural projects related to bullfighting. The fund totals €50,000, with a maximum payout of €3,000 per recipient.

How and when your disability pension in Spain can be reviewed

Why It's Important to Carefully Read Letters from Seguridad Social When Receiving a Disability Pension. A disability pension in Spain does not guarantee lifelong security. The Seguridad Social has the authority to review your degree of incapacity, which can affect the amount or even the continuation of your payments. It's crucial to know what to look for in official letters and how not to miss any potential changes.

What changes in the new version of the law and why it matters for the seriously ill

How the Rules for Obtaining Permanent Disability Have Changed in Spain. New rules for granting permanent disability have come into force in Spain. For some patients, the path to a pension may now be shorter: it is no longer always necessary to complete all stages of treatment and lengthy sick leaves. We examine what has changed and how this will affect the lives of people with serious diagnoses.

What to expect for each zodiac sign on May 7

Horoscope for May 7, 2026: Forecast for Each Zodiac Sign. Astrological forecast for Thursday, May 7, 2026, for all zodiac signs. The article covers the key trends of the day, possible challenges, and favorable moments for work, finances, and personal relationships.

Public land and housing in Teruel province available at the June auction

Ministry of Finance auctions 31 lots in Teruel starting at 45.95 euros. A new government auction is launching in Teruel: 31 lots are up for sale, including agricultural plots for less than 50 euros and a city apartment for 116,000 euros. Participation requirements and details of the procedure are covered in this article.

Elastocaloric technology as an alternative to air conditioners and high bills

3D Printing and New Materials: How Spain's Cooling Future Is Changing. Spain is developing an eco-friendly cooling system based on 3D printing and innovative alloys. This technology promises to reduce energy consumption and eliminate the use of harmful refrigerants. The European Commission has already called it the most promising alternative to traditional air conditioning.

What risks and opportunities have emerged for tenants and property owners

What Has Changed for Tenants After the Repeal of the Rental Extension Decree. With the repeal of the rental extension decree, over a million contracts are now at risk of having their terms renegotiated. For those who managed to apply for an extension in time, the situation remains stable. The rest face a period of uncertainty.

The city introduces new rules for cleanliness and order

Valencia toughens fines for littering. New waste disposal rules have come into force in Valencia: anyone caught discarding paper, cigarette butts, or chewing gum in the street now faces a fine of up to €1,500. City authorities have increased cleanliness controls and imposed stricter penalties for violations.

Why Receiving an Inheritance May Result in Repayment of Social Benefits

How Inheritance Can Lead to Loss of the Right to Ingreso Mínimo Vital. Receiving an inheritance can result in the loss of entitlement to the Ingreso Mínimo Vital if changes are not reported in time. A court in Madrid ordered a woman to return more than 5,000 euros after reviewing her financial situation.

European Commission Calls on Spain to Abandon Electricity Regulation

Spain Prepares for New Electricity Market Rules Following EU Demands. The spotlight is on the European Commission’s demand for Spain to abandon the PVPC tariff. This move has sparked widespread discussion among energy companies and consumers. The issue affects not only the market but also social support measures.

Why extra years of work don't always extend the payout period

SEPE clarifies which types of employment count towards the duration of unemployment benefits. Even with extensive work experience, a longer period of unemployment benefits is not always guaranteed. SEPE uses fixed intervals and limits the maximum payment period to two years. Here’s how the system works and what you need to know when planning to apply for unemployment benefits.

Astrological forecast for all zodiac signs for Tuesday, May 5

Horoscope for May 5, 2026: What the Day Holds for Each Zodiac Sign. The astrological forecast for May 5, 2026 reveals the changes and challenges awaiting each zodiac sign. The focus is on finances, work, personal decisions, and unexpected turns. Read on to find out what to pay attention to today.

Why Small Businesses Choose Cash Despite the Cashless Trend

Bar Owner in Galicia Refuses Card Payments to Safeguard Profits. The owner of O Galeón bar in Catoira has stopped accepting card payments altogether to avoid paying bank commissions. His decision highlights growing discontent among small business owners over the costs of electronic transactions.